Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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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

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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.

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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.