Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1958 volume:

? ne wict This pleasant and attractive book has been written and compiled by the Jay-Cee-An editors and staff to record the events of the school year at Bismarck Junior College which have affected us all. In a warm and sympathetic manner the editors have been able to give the readers a glimpse and briefing about the freshmen and sophomores who make up our student body of nearly 500 students. Social and personal adjustments to Junior College life are emphasized. But between the lines each student will project his own adjustment to the adventure of beginning college. He will review his adjustment to the freedom of college life; the conquering of loneliness; the balancing of work and play; the making and keeping of new friends; the planning ahead for the completion of college; the develop- ment of emotional and intellectual maturity; and the discovery and realization that the time spent in college becomes vital years in preparation for a happy and worth- while life. Sidney J. Lee Hobo clowns gathered around coffee tablet King Floyd Roehrick, Queen Jan Morrison in typical background. From Rags to Riches ; King and Queen at trie Semiformal. Tired, but happy, Hobos in lounge. The parade after the parade! Homecoming at BJC is a gala affair consisting of old clothes, horseplay, a big parade, smorgasbord, homecom- ing game, a semiformal and a lot of fun for everyone. One of the big events which takes place is the conviction and pun- ishment accorded to the vio- lators of the Hobo Rules . Even the faculty joins in the hayseedy proceed- ings . Most distinguished bums! Kangaroo Kourt at work. Miss Furniture Queen 1957-1958 Marilyn O’Leary HER ATTENDANTS: Jan Morrison; Queen; Carol Danrot, The Trouveres is a newly organized vocal group under the direction of Mrs . Ramon Wildfang and has provided entertainment for many events within the college and commun- ity. In addition to singing for assemblies, the ensemble has performed for P. T. A. meetings, given a radio broadcast, and staged a short musical, The Familiar Stranger. ; In the group are: Sopranos: Jo McCrory, Doris Lunde, and Wilma Liebl. Altos: Carol Danrot, Marlene Dan- rot, and Mavis Myers. Tenors: Don Johnson, Jim Dunn, Judi Bersch, and Jack Laschkewitsch. Basses: Doug Ackley, Tom Haan, Bill Elliott, and Larry Seeger. The Broadway musical, The Fortune Teller, demonstrated what BJC-ans can do when they use a little elbow grease. This year, BJC mixed en- thusiasm and co-operation with tal- ent, accomplishing one of the finest musicals ever staged by the college. The cast performed to three full houses at the Bismarck Auditorium, gave one performance at the State Training School, and also journeyed to the Dickinson State Teachers Col- lege. Cast of Characters Fresco Count Berezowski J. Faue First Agent . . . . . . W. Hassler Second Agent . . J. Laschkewitsch Third Agent . . . Lt. Timar .... Lt. Almir .... Wanda I. Bolt Vera Irma Capt. Ladislaus . Sandor Musette . . . . W. Liebl Boris Vaninka Mme. Pompon . . Gypsy Dancer . . Scenes from The Fortune Teller Valentine Queen Marilyn Schwehr Left to Right: M. Fischer, D. Coad, S. Leimbach, M. Donahue, C. Anderson, M. Lauber, E. Steffarud. Mystician Staff Left to Right: V. Krein, M. Lauber, W. Elliott, E. Steffarud. Row 1: S. Leimbach, Society Editor; D. Coad, Feature Editor; J. Hawley, Coordinator. Row 2: C. Anderson, News Editor; M. Fischer, Associate Editor; J. Bittis, Business Editor The Mystician is published bi-weekly and is distributed to the students and to the businessmen of Bismarck and Mandan. The paper carries all College news and interesting anecdotes pertaining to the social life of the students. Readers are invited to contribute articles of general interest at any time. Twice a year, the entire staff meets for dinner and a program featur- ing a speaker who has had experience in journalism. This year the Mystician staff, under the direction of Lloyd Omdahl, has established a procedure called The Bismarck Junior College News Release Service. Once a week activities are reported to the home- town papers of students who have participated actively in college affairs A similar release is submitted to the Bismarck and Mandan newspapers and to the local radio and television stations. That we have here pre- sented in the pages of this yearbook the scho- lastic aims, the student organization, the athletic achievements, the dra- matic triumphs, and the boundless enthusiasm that pervades all activi- ties at BJC is the aim of your staff. Left to Right: Jack McCrory, Jo McCrory, S. Liembach, E. Kapfer, D. Lunde. Row 1: S. Hanson, M. Myers, J. Guon. Row 2: C. Boyd-Snee, J. Laschkewitsch, J. Dunn, W. Liebl, Cboif WORK' WORK! wOrk} WORK! WORK! WORK! WORK' WORK! The all-college Christmas Formal, held the twenty-third of De- cember at the Apple-Creek Country Club, was well attended by BJC-ans, alumni, and students attending other colleges. Again the popular Gene Bruhjell Trio set the scene with a night filled with gay, light-hearted strains floating in and among the mistle- toe. DEAN SIDNEY J. LEE Lydia Deutscher, Alma Johnson. RalPh Loeb Sharon Tomlin, Curtice Murphy, Myra Zeitlmann. Henry W. Wilson Jane Gray Smith Doris Orr HENRY W. WILSON Biology, Nurses Training B.A. Jamestown College M.S. U. of Minnesota U. of Montana Concordia DORIS ORR English B.A. Jamestown College U. of Minnesota Simmons College I. E. Solberg JANE GRAY SMITH Speech, Dramatics B.A. Minot State Teachers College Northwestern U. NBC Radio Institute American Academy of Dramatics I. E. SOLBERG Economics, Government B.A. Minot State Teachers College M. S. U. of North Dakota U. of Washington U. of Missouri U. of Wisconsin Alice G. Hansen Jack O. Riedel ROLAND REICH Education B.S, Superior State Teachers College M.Ed. Montana University U. of Minnesota U. of Wyoming ALICE G. HANSEN Commercial B.A. Minot State Teachers College U. of North Dakota U. of Montana RUTH J. GANNON English, Spanish B.A. College of Emporia M.A. U. of Mexico George Washington TJ. JACK O. RIEDEL English, German Concordia Theological Seminary B.A. Dickinson State Teachers College M.A. U. of North Dakota U. of Minnesota Wesley C. Wilson William B. Chaffee DUANE FREDRICKS Mathematics B.A. U. of North Dakota M.A. U. of Montana HERBERT R. SCHIMMELPFENNIG Business B.S. Minot State Teachers College M.S. U. of North Dakota WESLEY C. WILSON History 3.S. West Point M.A. U. of Maryland WILLIAM B. CHAFFEE Mathematics Chemistry B.A. Jamestown College U. of California U. of Colorado Massachusetts Institute of Technology LOIS ENGLER Librarian Gogebic Junior College B.S. U. of North Dakota B.S.L. U. of Wisconsin PAUL R. SWANSON Mathematics ROBERT L. STUCKENBRUCK Speech JOHN MORELAND Chemistry THOMAS BURKE Constitutional History of England liUtiiiliHin JUDITH RUE Audio-Visual HAROLD KEPLER Music LLOYD OMDAHL Journalism MONICA WILDFANG Music JOSEPH ROSSI Music ORGANIZATION Row 1: S. Hetzler, J. Laschkewitsch, D. Lunde, J. Pfeifle, C. Danrot, P. Nelson, R. Sund, H. Wolff, D. Fisher, S. Hansen, M. Danrot. Row 2: J. Harter, D. Meyer, C. Boyd-Snee, T. Richards, K. Johnson, M. Jacobsen, K. Jur- gens, V. Bentz, E. Fix, R. Beardsley, M. Tietz, L. Selle. Students LSA is an international organization for all Lutheran A college students. Meeting twice monthly under the advisorship of Miss Viola Bohn, LSA offers to its members a full program of devotion, refreshments, and recreation. 5 o c Row 2: Study Secretary, Larry Selle; President, R. Beardsley. Row 1: Secretary, N. Nelson; Student Associa- tion Representative, J. Laschkewitsch. Not Pictured: Vice-President, C. Fenton; Treas- urer, C. Johannes. i a t i o n J. Hamilton, L. Hartley, L. Tomlin, W. Elliott, H. Oss, T. Haan, S. Tomlin, M. Myers. F e 1 1 0 w s h 1 P An organization of Methodist students attending BJC holds its meetings every other Sunday under the advisorship of Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin. A well-rounded, religious-recreation program is carried out. Linda Tomlin attended the National Convention at Lawrence, Kansas. Worship Chairman, M. Myers; President, T. Haan; Vice-President, S. Tomlin; Not Pictured: Secretary-Treasurer, P. Calhoughn; St. Association Representa- tive, R. White; Program Chairman, J. Hamilton. The Newman Club of BJC is the organization for Catholic students under the very able leadership of Father Thomas J. Dolan. The club provides an excellent outlet for so- cial and spiritual activity. Meetings are held twice a month consisting of business, discussion, and lectures on pertinent local, national, and religious issues, and a con- cluding lunch. • - L Colness; Ptesi :ouncil Representau . • Scbwebi. D. Scnan. r, E. Volk; S%fce-President. [ Ehrwantraut, Vice The activities of the club include sponsoring a religion class each semester for which two college credits are given. _ Last spring the group produced monthly television programs explaining the activities of the club. At the regional convention the club won a traveling trophy for its activities. This trophy was previously held by Michigan Tech. H o-acs - ( c 3 so u -i u - t- Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: J. Morrison, A. Senger. A. Wanner, J. Pfeifle, C. Werre, K. Little Soldier, B. Tellmann, D. Fisher. R. Levy, V. Schock, S. F rank, C. Larson, L. Wolff, S. Walter, B. Grabinger, P. Stephens, J. Trautman, N. Renner. Seated: M. Entzel, J. Neuman, D. David, R. Long, E. El- ness, P. F retty. Back Row: A. Hoherz, R. Schwandt, S. Olson, J. Guon, M. O'Leary, V. Krein. Today's Secretary is a club for students of business education. No officers are elected, but rather the activities are carried out by committees with appointed heads. The pur- pose of the club is to give the future secretaries an opportunity to gain experience in hu- man relations and in accepting responsibility. Once a month the club meets with different types of meetings, such as a supper meeting, a luncheon, speakers, etc. Each member receives a subscription to a national secretarial magazine. B J C Chorus Row 4: M. Coleman, D. Meyer, E. Audi, J. Mason, M. Dirk, N. Agrey, J. Klusman, L. Selle, L. Nesmith, J. Goldader, J. Dunn, W. Elliott, D. Ackley, D. Johnson, V. Fetch, J. Faue, J. Vetter, T. Haan, E. Ehrmantraut, A. Welder, C. Solomon, T. Richards, L. Hartley. Row 3: D. Beggs, M. Jacobson, L. Hansen, S. Conyne, S. Olson, L. Johnson, M. Nelson, S. Michelson, J. Trautman, E. Wolff, W. Liebl, D. Doer, D. Halvorson, E. Steffarud, A. Senger, S. Hetzler, Row 2: K. Knutson, M. Tietz, M. Hoerauf, B. Jurgens, E. Klein, M. Mehloff, A. Feist, M. Johnson, J. Figg, J. Guon, K. Little Soldier, S. Tomlin, R. Long, J. Laschkewitsch. Row 1: K. Morford, G. Engel, D. Mattis, C. Danrot, N. Renner, M. Feist, PI Nelson. J. Pfeifle, R. Keller, M. Entzel, C. Werre, G. Staiger, D. Lunde. Do-re-mi refers to music, not money, in the case of the vocal music department of BJC. The Chorus has enjoyed one of the most successful years in its history. Not only is it larger than usual, but every member is well endowed with vocal ability. Many mem- bers show outstanding promise on the stage. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Rossi, each year the Chorus with the dramatics de- partment presents a musical comedy. This year it was The Fortune Teller with a spe- cially painted backdrop by Mansur Niufar, a foreign student from Iran. The production was such a smash hit that the chorus presented it at the Mandan State Training School and Dickinson State Teachers College. President, L. Selle; Vice- President, W. Liebl. Not Pictured: Secretary, J. Goldader. 332 B J C Pep Band Seated: Student Association Representative, M. Tietz. Standing: President, L. Selle; Student Director, L. Seeger. The Pep Band under the direction of Harold Kepler plays at school functions such as basketball games, football games, and pep assemblies. In this way our college toot- ers make their quiet or not-so-quiet contribution to our College life. Row 1: J. Olson, M. Jacobsen, S. Conyne, L. Hinkel, M. Schwer, M. Nelson, A. Wanner, M. Myers. Row 2: D. Schaff, S. Olson, C. Hughes, B. Jurgens, D. Laschkewitsch, N. Renner, L. Selle, R. White, J. Laschkewitsch, L. Botton, J. Hulligan, H. Hinkel, L. Seeger, J. Larson, A. Welder, M. Tietz, D. Johnson, T. Haan. Standing: J. Dunn, M. Johnson. President, James Bittis; Vice-President, Larry Selle; Secretary, Nancy Nelson. The Student Association membership consists of one representative from each student group or club. Their objectives are: To sponsor and coordinate stu- dent activities of the school and to foster good will between the student body and all groups and individuals who come in contact with it. tn order to facilitate the extensive program of our student body, members of the Association have been elected to guide and sponsor the year's activities. Row 1: A. Larson, N. Nelson, P. Jurgens. Row 2: Jo McCrory, M. Tietz, L. Colness, L. Tomlin, J. Morrison. Row 3: J. Laschkewitsch, D. Peterson, D. Laschkewitsch, L. Selle. Row 4: J. McCrory, B. Kupper, M. Fischer, J. Bittis, T. Welder. c i 3. President, L. Grosgebauer; Vice-President, J. Bertsch; Historians, L. Colness, and M. Fischer. j. At the beginning of this school year a new society called the Collegiate Players was included in B.J.C.'s long list of organizations. This club is open to all students, but, for the most part, is made up of those especially interested in C the theatre. During this first year members participated in the production of the musical, The Fortune Teller. The Collegiate Players also sponsored a Christmas party for all of Bismarck’s Junior High students. Mrs. Jane Gray Smith advises the group. Row 1: A. Feist, N. Renner, L. Colness, J. Bertsch, L. Grosgebauer, M. Fischer. Row 2: S. Leimbach, C. Hughes, S. Olson, P. Zachmeier, N. Flaten, L. Botton, W. Elliott, S. Hetzler. This organization is made up of members of the Spanish class and students who have an interest in the language and cus- toms of the Spanish- speaking countries. Left to right: Secretary- Treasurer, S. Olson; Presi dent, M. Myers; Vice- President, W. Liebl. Not Pictured: Student Associ- ation Representative, Jo McCrory. The club is called upon from time to time to take part in college activities and to lend a hand in such things as selling concessions at the college musical, sponsor- ing the Christmas Formal and attending lectures on South America and the Latin- American countries. This year the club advisor, Mrs. Ruth Gannon, has planned a trip to Mexico for all members. The group has set aside three weeks for the excursion - ten days for travel and the remaining time for sight-seeing, study and enjoyment. Spanish Seated: M. Myers. Row 1: K. Ewald, L. Tomlin, W. Liebl, S. Olson, Jo McCrory, Row 2: D. Lunde, E. Steffarud, D. Bittis, D. Draper, Jack McCrory. Row 1: G. Reager, M. Myers, L. Seeger, L. Selle, W. Helphrey, C. Danrot. Row 2: J. Boss, K. Monroe, H. Falconer. J. Ehrmantraut, M. Westgate The Bismarck Junior College Bagpipe Band has long been a favorite among the citizens of Bismarck. Once again, this unique group was called upon during the year to perform at various functions at the College and through- out the city. The band is under the supervision of Mr. Ervin Ely. Band in Formation! 3 po - Q H: Back row: B. Schwartz, R. Anderson, S. Jablonsky, R. Kupper, N. Agrey, Jack McCrory, R. Hoffman, D. Yantzer, R. Beardsley, Mr. Schimmelpfennig. Front row: L. Massa, J. Gilbraith, J. Dunn, L. Grosgebauer, J. Bittis, M. Weisenberger, D. Peterson, H. Weber. Club Occasionally something of value is derived from war. An example of this at BJC is the Vet's Club, organized by and for the former G.I.'s. The club played a major role in the Hobo Daze activities and did a grand job of solving the parking problem and enforcing driving rules on campus with Sheriff Red Grosgebauer and his deputies handing out the parking tickets and impos- ing fines upon violators. Lett to right: President, M. Weisenber- ger: Secretary-Treasurer Neal Agrey; Vice-President, Jack McCrory. Row 1: M. Weisenberger, J. McCallum, G. Tschider, H. Kook, J. Larson, E. Weber. Row 2: E. Kalvoda, S. Jablonsky, E. Feist, W. Engel, C. Boyd-Snee, J. Harter, R. Kupper. Row 3: P. O'Neil, V. Davis, M. Coleman, J. Guttenberg, R. Beardsley, D. Benz, M. Dutt, D. Arndt, G. Papacek, J. Hulligan. Club Organized by award winners in football, basketball, and track, the Lettermen's Club raises money through sponsorship of school dances and raffles and by tak- ing charge of concessions at BJC home basketball games and Kangaroo Kourt for Hobo Daze. Funds raised in this manner are used toward the purchase of jac- kets for its members. Student Association Representative, M. Doppler; President, E. Weber; Secretary- Treasurer, J. Harter. Not Pictured: Vice-President, F. Roehrich. Left to right: J. Trautman, D. Fisher, M. Jacobsen, B. Debolt, M. Nelson. Cheerleaders at work. School spirit has an outlet at our intercollegiate school events. Our Cheerleaders are attempting to stimulate this spirit and provide opportunity for its expression. The efforts of the Cheerleaders show our squads that the student body backs them all the way. Success can be and is achieved through the combined efforts of the team ana the cheering section. The of a B J C ATHLETICS RICHARD KARLGAARD Athletic Director Football Baseball Coach CLIFF NYGAARD Basketball Coach H. W. (WOODY) WILSON Track Coach Golf Coach Football 1957 PROUTY - QB Co-captain WEISENBERGER - HB G. WEBER - HB BOYD - SNEE, HULLIGAN Managers BJC. . . . 0 Jamestown . BJC. ... 6 Mayville . . BJC. ... 0 Dickinson . BJC. . . .13 Ellendale . BJC. . . .27 Bottineau. . BJC. . . . 6 Wahpeton . AICHELE - T Co-captain .32 .34 .20 .38 . 0 .33 DOPPLER - E SCHRAMM - FB F. WEBER - HB UPHAM - HB SELLE - HB JABLONSKY - HB ROEHRICH - T PAPACEK - C FEIST - E BEARDSLEY - T ENGEL - G BENZ - G McCALLUM - C KUPPER - E KALVODA - E Basketball Coach CLIFF NYGARD Ass't Coach KARLGAARD Guttenburg, Student Manager, Boyd-Snee. BJC OPPONENT OPP 64 ... . . S. D. Mines . . 76 55 ... . . S. D. Mines . . 84 71 ... . . Northwestern College . . . . . 72 68 ... . . Jamestown . 100 74 ... . . Bottineau . . 62 81 ... . . Minot . . 68 94 ... . . Dickinson . . 86 64 ... . . Ellendale . . 67 69 ... . . Valley City 102 70 ... . . Concordia . . 83 52 ... . . Wahpeton . . 65 52 ... . . Mayville .......... . . 84 51 ... . . Minot . . 81 84 ... . . Bottineau . . 69 77 ... . . Wahpeton . . 87 54 ... . . Mayville . . . , . . 66 63 ... . . Valley City . . 97 75 ... . . Ellendale . . 71 85 ... . . Dickinson , . . 71 57 ... . . Jamestown . . 87 DUTT Basketball Lettermen ARNDT DAVIS TSCHIDER FEIST Aetion shots of home games Girls’ Basketball Row 1: P. Schmidt, A. Wanner, J. Marquart, C. Werre, W. LaDuke, D. Nelson. Row 2: Harvey Jenson, Coach, M. Scrivener, S. Kautzman, B. Zumbaum, R. Voight. Not pictured: F. Carlson, S. Olson, J. Anderson, W. Liebl. Bowling Team Standing: Berger, Harter, Arndt, Larson. Kneeling: Boyd-Snee, Koch. The BJC Bowling Team partic- ipated in the Louis C. Strack League with all the other col- eges in the state. Last year they went to Grand Forks for the state tournament where they finished fourth in the team event. The tournament is in Bismarck this year. Golf Team Left to Right: Richards, Boyd-Snee, McCallum, Harter. The golf team finished third in the region 13 junior college tournament last year in Brain- erd, Minnesota. They won third in the state meet at Grand Forks, and copped sec- ond in the conference meet at Jamestown. Baseball Row 1: Weber, Brown, Kupper, Harter, Hilligoss, DelaBarre, Meland, Berger, D. Dwyer. Row 2: Deibert, Volk, Boyd Snee, Carman, J. Dwyer, Schneider, Hummel, Wald, McCallum, Mund, Nygard. Bat boy, Gordon Nygard. bjc................. 5 Conference Record Dickinson......... o BJC................. 6 Dickinson........... 1 BJC.................11 Bottineau .......... 2 BJC................. 4 Bottineau ..... 1 BJC................. 5 won 6 lost 4 Minot BJC................. 0 second place Minot BJC................. 0 Minot BJC................. 0 Minot .............. 1 BJC................. 2 Bottineau .......... 3 BJC................. 8 Bottineau .......... 1 Row 1: Boyd-Snee, Weber. Row 2: Kupper, McCallum, Harter. CO CN lO 0 EDWARD J. EHRMANTRAUT Bismarck, North Dakota Commerce President SHARON LANTZ Mandan, North Dakota Medical Technology Secretary-Treasurer RICHARD BERGER Bismarck, North Dakota Engineering Vice-President c s DOUGLAS H, ACKLEY Bismarck, North Dakota Education NEAL L. AGREY Bismarck, North Dakota Business Administration CURTIS ANDERSON Bismarck, North Dakota Liberal Arts RICHARD ANDERSON Bismarck, North Dakota Business Administration EDWIN E. AUCll Mott, North Dakota Commerce ROBERT BEARDSLEY ARLO R. BEGGS DAROLD BENZ Glasgow, Montana Turtle Lake, North Dakota Beulah, North Dakota Commerce Commerce Education DARLYN J. BITTIS Bismarck, North Dakota Liberal Arts JAMES BITTIS HARRY C. BOYD-SNEE Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Business Administration Geology THOMAS BRAUER Bismarck, North Dakota Engineering GERALD R. BRUNING Bismarck, North Dakota Engineering HELEN CANFIELD Bismarck, North Dakota Commerce FERN CARLSON Bismarck, North Dakota Liberal Arts DIANE CO AD Bismarck, North Dakota Liberal Arts MARLEN COLEMAN Bismarck, North Dakota Wild Life Management MELVIN W. COOK Portland, Oregon Pre-Medicine MARLENE GAY DANROT Bismarck, North Dakota Medical Technology JAMES FAUE Wahkon, Minnesota Education VERNON FETCH Bismarck, North Dakota Commerce VIRGINIA FINLAYSON Bismarck, North Dakota Business Administration DARLENE FISHER Halliday, North Dakota Commerce KENNETH GRABINGF.R Turtle Lake, North Dakota Social Science LLOYD GROSGEBAUER Mandan, North Dakota Education CARLENE A. GROSSMAN Bismarck, North Dakota Business Administration JERALD HARTER Bismarck, North Dakota Education JAMES T. HAWLEY Underwood, North Dakota Journalism BENEDICT HOFFMAN Fort Yates, North Dakota Commerce RAYMOND HOFFMAN St. Anthony, North Dakota Commerce DONALD HUBER Linton, North Dakota Television Production JAMES HULLIGAN Bismarck, North Dakota Business Administration STEVEN JABLONSKY Dickinson, North Dakota Accounting ALDIEN JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON GEORGE KARLS Bismarck, North Dakota Fort Ransom, North Dakota Mandan, North Dakota Commerce Commerce Liberal Arts ANTON KLEIN JAMES R. KNOLL JACK KRAMER ROBERT KUPPER Bismarck, North Dakota Mandan, North Dakota Mott, North Dakota Seattle, Washington Social Science Education Optometry Accounting SHARON LEIMBACH DALE R. LENGENFELDER JACK McCRORY JO MARIE McCRORY Hammond, Indiana Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota English Commerce Business Administration Liberal Arts DENNIS F. MEYER MONTE LEE MILLER JANICE MORRISON MAVIS MYERS Bismarck, North.Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Engineering Engineering Liberal Arts Business Education EARL NELSON NANCY NELSON MARILYN DENISE O'LEARY GEORGE PAPACEK Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Engineering Medical Technology Business Education Engineering DONALD PROUTY ADRIAN REICHENBERG FRANCES ANN RHF RUSSELL ROSENAU Washburn, North Dakota Hazen, North Dakota New Salem, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Physical Education Mathematics Medical Technology Medical Technology LAWRENCE RUST AND LEON RUSTAND ALVIN SAILER DARLYNE SCHAFF Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Mandan, North Dakota Commerce Commerce Business Administration Education JAMES SCHMIDT ORVILLE O. SCHULZ MARILYN JEAN SCHWEHR LAWRENCE SELLE Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Mandan, North Dakota Killdeer, North Dakota Business Administration Pre-Law Liberal Arts Education DAROLD SMIDT Underwood, North Dakota Liberal Arts CHARLES SOLOMON Bismarck, North Dakota Engineering JOSEPH VETTER Wishek, North Dakota Business Administration ROSE MARY VOIGHT Fort Yates. North Dakota Commerce EMIL WAGNER Bismarck, North Dakota Commerce EUGENE WEBER ANTON WELDER Mandan, North Dakota Napoleon, North Dakota Business Administration Medicine AUGUST WERNER Kintyre, North Dakota Business Administration JACK D. WITT Wing, North Dakota Engineering DONALD J. YANTZER Bismarck, North Dakota Commerce IVAN MURSCHEL Bismarck, North Dakota Engineering Sophomore Activities On the following pages is the list of each student's extracurricular activities and the year in which he participated in them. DOUGLAS H. ACKLEY - Chorus 2; Mus- ical Comedy 2. NEAL L. AGREY - Chorus 1,2; Football 1; Musical Comedy 1, 2; Style Show 1; Vet- erans' Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Let- termen's Club 1; L.S.A. 1. THOMAS P.AICHELE - Football 1,2, Co- captain 2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Veterans' Club 1,2. CURTIS ANDERSON - Mystician 2, Newman Club 1,2. EDWrN E. AUCH - Chorus 1, 2;L.S.A. 2; Musical Comedy 1,2; Veterans' Club 1,2. ROBERT BEARDSLEY - Football 2; Let- termen's Club 2; L.S.A. 1,2, President 2; Veterans' Club 1,2. ARLO R. BEGGS - Chorus 1,2; Veterans' Club 1,2. DAROLD BENZ - Football 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; L.S.A. 1,2. RICHARD BERGER - Class Vice-President 2; Baseball. DARLYN J. BITTIS - Mystician 1,2, Asso- ciate Editor 1, Associate Business Mana- ger 2; Prom Committee 1; Secretarial Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2, Vice-President 1; Style Show 1; Student Association 2; Pep Club 2. JAMES BITTIS - Bagpipe Band 1; Band 1; Jay-Cee-An 1; Mystician 1,2, Business Manager 2; Prom Committee 1; Spanish Club 2; Style Show 1; Student Association, President 2; Veterans' Club 1,2. HARRY CHARLES BOYD-SNEE - Football 1,2, Student Manager 1,2, Jay-Cee-An 2: Lettermen's Club 1,2; L.S.A. 1,2; Mys- tician 2; Baseball 1; Golf 1; Bowling 1,2; Young Republicans 1. HELEN CANFIELD - Newman Club 1,2; Secretarial Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 2. FERN CARLSON - L.S.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 1.2. DIANE COAD - Mystician 1,2; Newman Club 1, 2; Campus Players 2; Spanish Club 1. MARLEN COLEMAN - Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; L.S.A. 1, 2; Musical Comedy 1,2. MELVIN W. COOK - Swimming team 2, Coach 2. DA NI A L COREY - Wesley Fellowship 2. MARLENE GAY DANROT - Cnorus, Sec- retary 1; Jay-Cee-An 1; L.S.A. 1,2; Mus- ical Comedy 1, 2; Style Show 1; Pep Club 2. EDWARD J. EHRMANTRAUT - Chorus 1, 2; Class President 2; Musical Comedy 1,2; Newman Club, Vice-President 2. JAMES FAUE - Chorus 1,2; Musical Com- edy 1,2; Student Association 1; Veterans' Club 1,2. VERNON FETCH - Chorus 2; Veterans’ Club 1, 2. VIRGINIA FINLAYSON - Chorus 1; Mus- ical Comedy 1; Secretarial Club 1. DARLENE FISHER - L.S.A. 1,2; Secre- tarial Club 1,2; Style Show 1, Pep Club 2. ROGER GEHRING - Chorus 1; L.S.A. 1, 2; Spanish Club 2. KENNETH GRABINGER - Newman Club 1, 2; Young Democrats, Treasurer 1. LLOYD GROSGEBAUER - L.S.A. 2; Mys- tician 2; Campus Players, President 2; Vet- erans' Club 1,2. CARLENE A. GROSSMAN - Spanish Club 1; Student Association 1; Wesley Fellow- ship 1. JERALD HARTER - Basketball 2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Bowling 1; Golf 1; Jay-Cee- An 2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; L.S.A. 1,2; Mystician 2. JAMES T. HAWLEY - Chorus 1; Mystician 1,2; Young Democrats 1. BENEDICT HOFFMAN - Newman Club 2. RAYMOND HOFFMAN - Football 1; Let- termen's Club 1; Veterans’ Club 1,2. DONALD HUBER - Veterans' Club 1,2. JAMES HULLIGAN - Band 1,2; Football 2; Lettermen's Club 2; Newman Club 1, 2. STEVEN JABLONSKY - Football 2; Letter- men's Club 2; Newman Club 1,2. ALDIEN JOHNSON - L.S.A. 1. DEAN KAUTZMAN - Student Association 1. JAMES R. KNOLL - Veterans’ Club 1, 2. HOWARD KOCH - Basketball 1,2; Letter- men's Club 1,2; Newman Club 2. LORETTA ELIZABETH KOVARIK - Secre- tarial Club 2. ROBERT KUPPER - Football 2; Lettermen's Club 2; Veterans' Club 1,2; Baseball 1. SHARON LANTZ - Chorus 1; Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; Newman Club 1,2, Sec- retary 1; Prom Committee 1; Pep Club 2. SHARON LEIMBACH - Jay-Cee-An 2; Mys- tician 2; Campus Players 2; Secretarial Club 1. JACK McCRORY - Bagpipe Band 1: Band 1; Football 1; Student Association 2; Veterans' Club 1,2, Vice-President 2; Jay-Cee-An, Co-editor 2; Young Republicans 1. JO MARIE McCRORY - Band 1; Chorus 1; Jay-Cee-An, Co-editor 2; Prom Committee 1; Secretarial Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Association 2; Young Republicans 1. DENNIS F. MEYER - Chorus 1,2; L.S.A. 1,2. LEE MILLER - Chorus 1; Track 1. JANICE MORRISON - Homecoming Queen 2; Secretarial Club 2; Style Show 1; Student Association 2; Wesley Fellowship 1, 2; Sec- retary-Treasurer 1; Furniture Attendant 2. MAVIS MYERS - Bagpipe Band 2; Band 1,2; Jay-Cee-An 2; Secretarial Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Presi- dent 2; Wesley Fellowship 1,2, President 1 Musical Comedy 2; Pep Club 2. NANCY NELSON - L.S.A. 1,2, Secretary 2; Student Association, Secretary-Treas- urer 2. MARILYN O'LEARY - Furniture Queen 2; Cheerleading 2; Homecoming Attendant 1; Jay-Cee-An 1,2; Mystician 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Secretarial Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2. GEORGE PAPACEK - Football 2; Letter- men's Club 2; Newman Club 1,2; Bowling 1. DONALD PROUTY - Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2, co-captain 2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Newman Club 1,2. FRANCES ANN REIF - Transfer from Jamestown College 2. ALVIN SAILER - L.S.A. 1,2. DARLYNE SCHAFF - Band 1,2; Chorus, Secretary 1; Newman Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Secretarial Club 1; Student Association 1; Young Republicans 1. MARILYN SCHWEHR - Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Newman Club 1,2, President 2; Prom Committee 1. LARRY SELLE - Bagpipe Rand 1,2; Band 1,2, President 2; Football 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2; L.S.A. 1,2; Musical Comedy 1, 2; Style Show 1; Student Association, Vice- President 2; Chorus 1,2, President 2. CHARLES SOLOMON - Chorus 1, 2; Jay- Cee-An 2; Musical Comedy 1,2; Newman Club 1,2. JOSEPH VETTER - Chorus 2; Musical com- edy 2; Newman Club 1, 2. ROSE MARY VOIGT - Secretarial Club 1, 2. EUGENE WEBER - Football 1,2; Letter- men's Club 1,2, President 2; Newman Club 2; Veterans' Club 1,2; Baseball 1. ANTON WELDER - Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Musical Comedy 1, 2; Newman Club 1, 2; Student Association 2. AUGUST WERNER - Chorus 2; Musical Comedy 2; Newman Club 1, 2. JACKD. WITT - L.S.A. 2. DONALD YANTZER - Veterans’ Club 1,2. FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers Bill Elliot, President; Sharon Conyne, Secretary-Treasurer; Dennis Arndt, Student Association Representative: lack Laschkewitsch, Vice-President. Sitting: L. Colness, E. Steffarud, D. Breen, W. Liebl. Standing: S. Olson, J. Bertsch, H. Packineau, A. Hoherz, K. Herrmann, R. Fischer. Sitting: C. Werre, S. Frank. Standing: J. Volk, D. Nelson, V. Schock, C. Schreiner, J. Gunville, C. Reuter. Sitting: M. Tietz, D. Lunde, Standing: R. Hoge, B. Hassler, P. Beasley, J. Mason, D. Hoge. B. Schultz, S. Hetzler. Row 1: J. Schaff, R. Fleck, D. Gustin, C. Hafner, M. Dirk, A. Bergland. Row 2: B. Brucker, E. Sauter. Row 1: M. Boelter, M. Munscn. Row 2: L. Nesmith, B. Aune, W. Eisenmann, R, Freitag, B. Hoffe, E. Kalvoda, R. Perlinger, T. Hochhalter. Row 1: J. Laschkewitsch, D. Johnson. Row 2: C. Bergland, A. Gross, G. Bartholomew, D. Wagner, J. Engel, A. Ressler. Row 1: G. Tschider. K. Knudson, J. Guon, R. Long, M. Hntzel. Row 2: T. Guttenburg, M. Doppler, D. Melarvie. Row 1: R. Bailey, N. Herner, G. Hagstrom. Row 2: L. Seeger, E. Thompson, D. Wurm, L. Bitz. Row 1: L. Botton, C. Hughes, J. Olson, L. Hinkel. Row 2: D. Durant, M, Dutt, H. Hinkel. Row 1: S. Hansen, S. Michelson, L. Hansen, M. Mehlhoff. Row 2: B. Elliot, M. Becher, L. Wilh lams, O. Knutson. Dog: N uttnik Row 1: M. Stolz, A. Bender, B. Tell- mann, J. Neumann. Row 2: V. Krein, J. Jundt. Row 1: A. Wanner, S. Walter, Roma Levy, B. Grabinger. Row 2: E. Hinz, H. Oss, P. O’Neil, N. Krueger. Row 1: D. Bauer, D. David. J. Pfeifle, K. Little Soldier. Row 2: E. Kapfer, L. Wolff, S. Graves, T. Richards. Row 1: L. Yineman, A. Koenig, M. Henschel, G. Berge. Row 2: D. Schuh, C. Johnson, W. Mas- tel. Row 1: D. Draper, E. Elness, C. Lar- son, A. Senger. Row 2: T. Haan, R. Schwandt, R. Keller, K. Denhardt, M. Don- ahue. Row 1: J. Trautman, P. Zachmeier, N. Renner. Row 2: D. Schneider, R. Vredenburg, R. White, K. Walther, L. Hassa. Row 1: E. Lacher, A. Feist, M. Nel- son, M. Feist. Row 2: N. Hydeman, M. Fischer, B. Nagel, D. Schramm. Row 1: D. Halvorson, G. Schumacher, S. Shriner. Row 2: D. Williams, R. Freitag. Row 1: C. Danrot, L. Tomlin, K. Ewald, S, Tomlin. Row 2: A. Berger, L. Hartley, J. Schedel. Row 1: E. Loran, C. Tokach, E. Volk. Row 2: D. Benson, L. Haakenson, R. Miller, D. Strobel. St. Alexius Student Nurses Front Row; R. Sheldon, R. Dizon, J. Buechler, V. Wokal, E. Barrow, V. Hartmann. Middle Row: J. Feiler, A. Wandler, L. Leiss, R. Roehrich, A. Baker (Not showing), A. Schwengler, K. Reinert, C. Bernhardt, B. Moore. Back Row: B. Pineda, M. Morris, M. Schanandore, M. Sawicki, J, Kennedy, K. Lund, A. Kraft, D. Hager, B. Krebsbach, N. Kosmicki, C. Abbey, M. Drager, M. Richter. Students in their freshman year as student nurses at the Bismarck and St. Alexius Hos- pital Schools of Nursing attend classes at Bismarck Junior College. One student from each of these hospitals is elected to serve on the Student Association of the College for that year. The students also have classes at the Nurses' Home and work in the hospital. Not limiting themselves to classes and their work, these student nurses also are very active in social and extra-curricular activities. Bismarck Hospital Student Nurses Row 1: M. Jacobson, G. Engel, P. Jurgens, M. Burton, G. Staiger, P. Nelson, D. Mattis, G. Grendahl Row 2: J. Schmalenberger, M. Hoerauf, B. DeBolt, R. Sund . Row 3: A. Figg, and E. Wolff. Row 4: Mrs. B. McNeal, J. Klein, L. Doerr, D. Kist. Row 5: J. Oliver, E. Fix, K. Morford. Row 6: P. Mathisen, B. Ross. We, the students of Bismarck Junior College, wish to express our appreciation for the financial support which the following business establishments in Bismarck and Mandan have given us. THE JAY-CEE-AN STAFF BISMARCK Bakken's Bank of North Dakota Bashara's Grocery Beacon Coffee Shop Benson Optical Co. Bixmarck Hospital Bismarck Lumber Co. Bismarck - Mandan Furniture Dealers Bismarck Paint Glass Bismarck Ready Mix Concrete Co. Bismarck Super Valu Bison Frieght Lines Inc. Boelter Funeral Home Byrne Insurance Agency C J Company Capital City Clinic Capital Shoe Hospital Cox Pearce Engebretson Cowan's Drug Store Dakota Appliance Inc. Dakota Auto Parts Co. Electronic Center Elk's Club Fevold Insurance Real Estate Agency Finney Drug First Federal Savings Loan First National Bank Foremost Dairies Inc. George's Food Market Gerlach's Sheet Metal Works Gold Seal Company G. P. Sporting Goods Greengard's Hart Agency Inc. Hedahl Motor Supply Hedden Real Estate Hoskins - Meyer Hydeman, Dr. M. J. Jolly George Keen Travel Agency Knowles Jewelry Kysar's Kredit Jewelry Lahr and Lahr Larson, Guy Co. Lucas, A. W. Co. Lund Jewelry Master Cleaners Meyer Broadcasting Co. Midwest Motor Express Modern Machine Works Montana Dakota Utilities Co. Monson Contracting Co. Montgomery Ward Co. Morrey Alan Inc. Murphy Insurance Nicola, J. S. Dentist Nicola's Cafe Northwest Finance Co. Okay Confectionery Patterson Hotel Penney, J. C. Co. Perfection Cleaners Prince Hotel Provident Life Insurance Co. Quain Ramstad Clinic Quality Meat Market Ritterbush Brothers. Schultz Creamery Sears Roebuck Co. Service Drug Shark's Men’s Store Shoe Mart Strutz Jansonius Fleck Sudden Service Sweet Shop U-Auto Eat Vantine Paint Glass Welch, M. Sons Werner's Standard Service Will, Oscar H. and Co. Woodmansee's, Inc. Woolworth, F. W. Co. MANDAN Barney's Standard Station Bill's Super Valu Buehler Funeral Home Fashion Shop F. O. E. 2237 Hendrickson Jewelers Lawrence's Men's Wear Mandan Daily Pioneer Mushik Shoe Store Ohm's Ice Cream Store Pete's Conoco Service Quality Home Builders Remund Ford-Mercury Inc. Riedinger Motors Inc. Taylor Drug Co. Valley Hotel Wickham Jewelers Young's Print Shop