Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1960 volume:

The I960 JAY-CEE-AN A view of life at Bismarck Junior College, Bismarck, North Dakota RALPH WERNER Business Manager, Registrar HENRY W. (WOODY) WILSON heads up the biology and nurses' training departments at BJC. Woody received hisB.A. at James- town College and his M.S. at the University of Minnesota. He also attended Concordia College and the University of Montana. GEORGE LAWLER specializes in chemistry and mathematics. Cap- tain Lawler received both his B. A. and M. S. degrees from the Uni- versity of North Dakota. ROLAND REICH, who is in charge of guidance and counseling, and education, received his B.S. from Wisconsin State Teachers College and his M.Ed. from Montana State University. He then attend- ed the University oi Minnesota, and recently acquired his Ph.D. at the University of Wyoming. LOIS ENGLER, librarian at BJC, attended the University of North Dakota where she received her B.A. She also received a B.L.S at the University of Wisconsin. Heading the English de- partment is DORIS ORR. Mrs. Orr received her B.A. degree at James- town College. She al- so attended the Univer- sity of Minnesota and Simmons College of Boston. I. E. (ESKY) SOLBERG is the head of the political science, econo- mics, and government departments. Esky received his B. A. from Mi- not State Teachers College and his M.S, from the University of North Dakota. He has also attend- ed the Universities of Missouri, Washington, and Wisconsin. RUTH GANNON teaches English and Spanish. She received her B.A. from the College of Emporia and her M.A. from Mexico City College. Mrs. Gannon also at- tended George Washington Uni- versity and the University of North Dakota. WESLEY WILSON, teaching his- tory at BJC, attended the United States Military Academy at West Point where he obtained his B.S. degree. The Colonel re- ceived his M.A. degree at the University of Maryland. He has also attended the University of Colorado. WILLIAM CHAFFEE heads the chemistry and physics departments at BJC. Mr. Chaffee, who re- ceived his B.S. from Jamestown College, has also attended the Universities of California and Colorado, Michigan State Uni- versity, and MIT. WILLIAM GARVER teaches English, psy- chology, and journal- ism. He received his B.A. at the State Uni- versity of Montana and his M.A. from the Uni- versity of Southern California. Mr. Gar- ver also attended Port- land State College and Washington State. MARVIN STENSETH, who is in charge of attendance, received his B.S. at Minot State Teachers College and his M.Ed. at the University of North Dakota. Mr. Stenseth also attended the Univer- sity of Oslo. JOSEPH ROSSI, heading BJC’s music department, obtained his B.A. at St. John’s University, M.Ed. at DePaul University, A. A. at Mt. Angel College, and his Ph.D. at Metropolitan Univer- sity. JANE GRAY SMITH, speech and dramatics instructor, received her B.A. at Minot State Teachers College. She also attended NBC Radio Institute, American Acad- emy of Dramatics, and North- western University. ALICE HANSEN, head of the business education department, attended Minot State Teachers College where she received her B.A. She also attended the University of Montana and the University of North Dakota. PAUL SWANSON, head of the mathematics department, received his B.A. at Jamestown College and hisM.S. at the University of North Dakota. Mr. Swanson also attended Concordia College, the University of Kansas, and the University of Montana. RICHARD KARLGAARD, football coach at BJC and physical educa- tion instructor, received his B.A. at Jamestown College and his M.S. at the University of North Dakota. NANCY LINDBURG, art instructor, obtained her B.A. at Mills Col- lege and her M. A. at Bloomfield Hills. She also attended the University of California and Clan- brook Academy of Art. HERBERT SCHIMMELPFENNIG specializes in business and ac- counting. He obtained his B.S. at Minot State Teachers College and his M.S. at the University of North Dakota. He also attended Carleton College and the Univer- sity of Montana. EDWARD ADAMS, who teaches engineering drawing, attended North Dakota Agricultural College where he obtained his B.S. IRENE HIGGINS teaches English and word study. She received her B.A. at Cornell College. She has done graduate work at Columbia University, the Univer- sity of Iowa, and Cornell College. KENNETH HAUGRUD, who teaches engineering drawing, obtained his B.S. at the North Dakota Agricul- tural College. ERVIN ELY, pep band and bagpipe band director, attended BJC and Minot State Teachers College. REVEREND ROBERT FEENEY, who has a class in religion, attended St. John's University where he obtained his B.A. REVEREND HAROLD HOFSTAD, instructor of apologetics, attended St. Olaf and received his B.A. there He also attended Luther Theological Sem inary. VIOLA BOHN, geography instructor, received her B.A. at Valley City State Teachers College. She also attended Northwestern University and the University of Minnesota. ROBERT STUCKENBRUCK, speech instructor, received his M. A. at the University of Iowa. He also attended the University of Denver. KURT PETERS, German instructor, obtained his B.A. at Columbia University and his M. A. at the Uni- versity of Colorado. Hilda Mehlhoff and Lydia Deutscher keep BJC students well fed. Myra Zeitlmann, Curtice Murphy, and Laura Miller help keep the office running smoothly. Juanita Edick can be found in the college bookstore. Adolph Haas is a new addition to the custodial staff. The newest member of BJC's office staff is Linda Tomlin. Martin Klinger, custodian, keeps the college building in top condition. CLASS OFFICERS: Gary Twaddle, President; William Ellison, Vice-President; Majorie Angvall, Secretary; and Walter Van Sickle, Student Council Representative. CLASS OF ’60 Marcia Swenson Fay Peterson Charles Edwards Larry Kary Daniel Chaussee Jerome Enebo Junior chemists at work. Leanne Westgate Roger Bender Renate Schuster James Kautzman Myrle Reiswig Awaiting an inspiration. John Loerch Alva Manning Maurice Olstad Arlene Mattis Walter Van Sickle Arthur Leno Dennis Fischer Ronald Mrnak David Palaniuk Janice Michalenko Edward Fields Theodore Olstad Robert Wheeler Arthur Finck Neoma Sayler Glenn Bauer Maxine Harter Charles McClung Say, what is the answer to the 5th one? Donna DeKrey Larry Wagner Wilbert Speidel Karen Hoff James Bonogofsky Dwelle's Harem Gary Harju John Tschider Richard Olson Donna Desizlets Utter concentration. Reinhold Schuster Janice Becker Norman Kessler Leona Klug Anton Schmidt Kenneth Wittinger Donald Fischer Ronald Hoge Janice Cram David Werner Marjorie Angvall Thomas O'Neil Elaine Matthiesen Gary Twaddle Ardelle Stenson Edith Barnett Wesley Bailey Gale Frohlech Douglas Matz Ann Sease Thomas Rothschiller Bernard Easton Irene Lovin Lounge Lizards James Brewster Herbert Kiilsgaard Linda Braxmeier Gordon Kettleson William Flemmer George Huber Harold Umber Thirsting for knowledge. Duane Allison Robert Litt Wilma Liebl John Samuelson Ethel Ost Donald Brandt Caught in the act! David Helphrey Dennis Duerre Eric Soderquist Michael Haluzak Myrna Wilson Bruce Belk Richard Brunmeier Dwayne Gillespie Wilbert Schaff SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES On the following pages is the list of each student’s extracurricular activities and the year in which he participated in them. -A - DUANE ALLISON - Bismarck, North Dakota; Commerce. MARJORIE ANGVALL - Bismarck, North Dakota; Medical Technology; Sophomore Class Secretary. JOE ARVES - Kathryn, North Dakota; Law; Circle K 1; L.S. A. 2. - B- ORLAND E. BADER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Account- ing. WES BAILEY - Bismarck, North Dakota; Commerce. JAMES BARDSLEY - Mandari, North Dakota; Engineering. EDITH BARNETT - Mandan, North Dakota; Medical Technology; K-Dettes 1,2; Jay-Cee-An 2. GLENN BAUER - Regan, North Dakoia; Business Manage- ment; Circle K 1,2; L.S.A. 1,2, President 2. JOHN BECK - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Newman Club 1, 2. CALVIN BECKER - Linton, North Dakota; Education. JANICE BECKER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Political Science; K-Dettes 1,2; L.S. A. 1,2; Mystici an 1; Jay- Cee-An 1; Style Show 1; Collegiate Players 1,2; Melo- drama 1. BRUCE BELK - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Circle K 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Lettermen s Club 1,2; Football 2; Bowling Team 2. DENNIS BENDER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Commerce; Transfer from Dickinson State Teachers College. ROGER BENDER - Mandan, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Chorus 1,2, President 2; Newman Club 1,2; Collegiate Players 1. JIM BONOGOESKY - Richardton, North Dakota; Mer- chandising; Chorus 1; Newman Club 1,2; Bagpipe Band 2. EMIL BOSCIIEE - Wishek, North Dakota; Liberal Arts. DONALD W. BRANDT - Mandan, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Student Council 1,2; Circle K 1,2; L.S. A. 1,2; Band 1,2; Mystician 1; Jay-Cee-An 1; Press Club 1; Collegiate Players 1. MICHAEL BRAUER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Psychology; Student Council 2; Chorus 1, 2; Circle K 1,2, Secretary 2; Mystician 2; Press Club 2. LINDA BRAXMEIER - ManUau, North Dakota; Business Administration; Newman Club 2; Homecoming Queen 2; Cheerleader 2; Transfer from College of St. Caiheriue, St. Paul, Minnesota. GARY BRENNISE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Aris; Chorus 1.2. JAMES BREWSTER - Bismarck, North Dakoia; Psychology; Newman Club 1,2; Mystician 2; Press Club 2. RICHARD BRUNMEIER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Engi- neering; Letterrnen s Club 1,2; Eooiball 1,2; Bowling Team 2. GERTRUDE BUSCHER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Busi- ness Administration; Transfer from Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota. -C- AUDREY CARR - Washburn, North Dakota; English; Transfer from University of North Dakota. DANIEL CHAUSSEE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Newman Club 1,2. JANICE CRAM - Bismarck, NorthDakota; Education; K-Dettes 1,2, Treasurer 2; L.S. A. 1, 2; Bagpipe Band 2; Jay-Cee-An 2; Collegiate Players 1; Style Show 1; Girls Basketball 1. -D- HAROLD DAUM - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; Com- merce. DONNA DeKREY - Steele, North Dakota; Education; Chorus 1; L.S. A. 1, 2. DONNA DESIZLETS - Bismarck, NorthDakota; Educa- tion; K-Dettes 1, 2, Secretary 2; L.S.A. l,2;Jay-Cee- An 1,2; Style Show 1. DENNIS DUERRE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration; L.S. A. 1, 2; Melodrama 1. ELMER DUEPEY - Mandan, North Dakota; Education. RAYMOND DWELLE - Riverdale, North Dakota; Psy- chology; Circle K 1,2; Mystician 2; Press Club 2; Bowl- ing Team 1, 2. -E- BERNARD EASTON - Wilton, North Dakota; Business Administration. JOE E. ECKERT - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration; Lettermen s Club 1; Football 1; Veter- ans Club 1,2. CHARLES S. EDWARDS - Bismarck, North Dakota; Com merce. BENJAMIN EI1RMANTRAUT - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration. WILLIAM G. ELLISON - Mandan, North Dakota; Liber- al Arts; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Lettermen's Club 2; Newman Club 2; Football 2; Transfer from NorthDakota Agricultural College. JEROME ENEBO - Bismarck, NorthDakota; Business Management; Bagpipe Baud 1; Transfer from University of North Dakota. NYLA ENSMINGER - Elgin, North Dakota; Medical Technology; Chorus 2; L.S.A. 2. WAYNE EVANS - Glendive, Montana; Psychology; Stud eni Council 2; Chorus 1,2; Circle K 1,2; Wesleyan Club 2; Press Club 2. -F- JAMES FALK - Hankinson, North Dakota; Chemical Engineering; Newman Club 1,2. GARY FENRICH - Yankton, South Dakota; Engineering. THOMAS FETCH - Bismarck, North Dakota; Physical Education. EDWARD FIELDS - Mooresville, Indiana; Psychology; Circle K 1,2, Vice-President 2. ARTHUR FINCK - Carson, North Dakota; Business Ad- ministration; Let term en s Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Base- ball 1. DENNIS FISCHER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Law; Cho- rus 1; Circle K 1,2; Newman Club 1. DONALD FISCHER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration; Veterans Club 2; Sheriff 2. WILLIAM D. FLEMMER - Washburn, North Dakota; Ac- counting, Business Administration; Chorus 1,2, Secre- tary 2; Bowling Team 1,2. MARLIN FRIED - Moffit, North Dakota; Wildlife Man- agement; Bowling Team 2. GALE FROHLECH - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Leuermen's Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2. -G- THOMAS GERHART - Bismarck, North Dakota; Engineer- ing; Veterans Club 1,2, Vice-President 1. DWAYNE GILLESPIE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts. WES GUENTHER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration. -H- MICHAEL HALUZAK - Wilton, North Dakota; Psychol- ogy; LettermeiTs Club 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Bowling Team 2; Track 1,2. GARY HARJU - Bismarck, North Dakota; Actuarial Sci- ence; Circle K 2; L.S.A. 1,2; Bowling Team 2. MAXINE HARTER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Student Council 2; L, S. A. 1; K-Dettes 1, 2; Style Show 1; Bowling Team 1. DAVID HELPHREY - Bismarck, North Dakota; Physical Education; Lettermen s Club 1, 2, President 2; Bagpipe Band 1; Football 1,2, Captain 2. ROBERT HERRICK - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration. LEROY HINES - Bismarck, North Dakota; Engineering. KAREN HOFF - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; K-Dettes 1,2, President 2; Bagpipe Band 2; Jay-Cee-An 1,2, Assistant Editor 2; Style Show 1,2; Furniture Queen 2. RONALD IlOGE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts. DAVID HUMMEL - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Education; Lettermen's Club 2; Football 2; Basketball 2; Transfer from North Dakota Agricultural College. -J- DUANE C. JOHNSON - Carson, North Dakota; Agricul- ture. DENNIS JOYCE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Ad- ministration. -K- DAVID S. KANE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Medicine; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Style Show 1; Football 1,2. LARRY KARY - Mandan, North Dakota; Commerce; Newman Club 1, 2. JAMES KAUTZMAN - Mandan, North Dakota; Commerce; Newman Club 1,2. NORMAN E. KESSLER - Beulah, North Dakota; Business Administration; LettermerTs Club 2; Newman Club 1, 2; Mystician 2; Baseball 1, 2. GORDON KETTLESON - Bismarck, North Dakota; Psy- chology; LettermeiTs Club 1,2; L.S.A. 2; Mystician 2; Press Club 2; Melodrama 1; Football 1,2. HERB KIILSGAARD - Bismarck, North Dakota; Account- ing, Statistics; Track 1,2; Transfer from University of North Dakota. LEO KLEIN - Dodge, North Dakota; Liberal Arts. LEONA MAE KLUG - Bowman, North Dakota; Education; Chorus 1; L.S.A. 1,2; Musical 1; Spanish Club 2, Treas- urer 2; Basketball (girls') 1; Collegiate Players 1. VINCENT M. KOCH - Mandan, North Dakota; Engineer- ing. -L- GERALD LANG - Bismarck, North Dakota; Engineering; Veterans' Club 2. ARTHUR LENO - Tuttle, North Dakota; Psychology; Circle K 1; Veterans Club 1,2; Mystician 2; Press Club 2. WILMA LIEBL - White Bear Lake, Minnesota; Music Ed- ucation; Chorus 1,2, Vice-President 1; Newman Club 1, 2, President 2; Jay-Cee-An 1; Spanish Club 1,2, Vice- President 1; Musical 1. ROBERT J. LITT - Bismarck, North Dakota; Electrical Engineering. HENRY JOHN LOERCH - Mandan, North Dakota; Com- merce; Band 1, 2. IRENE LOVIN - Bismarck, North Dakota; Social Work; Chorus 1; NewmanClub 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Bagpipe Band 1; Melodrama 1; Cheerleader 1. -M- CHARLES McCLUNG - Bismarck, North Dakota; Engi- neering; Lettermen’s Club 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2. CONNIE L. MANN - Mandan, North Dakota; Business Management; Baseball 1; Transfer from Southern Illinois University. ELVA MANNING - Regan, North Dakota; Education; L.S.A. 1,2; Today’s Secretaries 1; Transfer from North Dakota Agricultural College. ELAINE MATTHIESEN - Bismarck, North Dakota; Eng- lish; Student Council 2; L.S.A. 1; Jay-Cee-An 1,2; Mystician 1; Collegiate Players 2. ARLEEN MATTIS - Carson, North Dakota; X-ray; Cho- rus 1, 2. DOUGLAS MATZ - Mandan, North Dakota; Wildlife Management; Newman Club 1,2. JANICE MICHALENKO - Bismarck, North Dakota; Lib- eral Arts; Collegiate Players 1,2; President 2; K-Dettes 1,2; Melodrama 1; Style Show 1. HAROLD MILLER - Mandan, North Dakota; Law. DUANE MORRIS - Bismarck, North Dakota; Physical Ed- ucation; LettermeiTs Club 2; Veterans' Club 1,2; Foot- ball 2; Basketball 1,2. RONALD F. MRNAK - Mandan, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Band 2; Transfer from University of California. -O- ROBERT OBERG - Bismarck, North Dakota; Commerce; Chorus 2; Musical 2. RICHARD OLSON - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Student Council 2, President 2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2; Veterans'Club 1,2; Football 1,2. MAURICE OLSTAD - Hettinger, North Dakota; Mathe- matics; L. S.A. 1,2. TED OLSTAD - Hettinger, North Dakota; Business Ad- ministration; Student Council 1; Mystician 1; Transfer from Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota. THOMAS O’NEIL - Bismarck, North Dakota; Physical Education; Circle K 1; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Veterans' Club 1; Mystician 1; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2. ETHEL OST - Bismarck, North Dakota; Medical Tech- nology. -P- DAVID PALANIUK - Belfield, North Dakota; Commerce; Veterans' Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2. MARVIN PERMANN - Elgin, North Dakota; Commerce. FAY PETERSON - Minot, North Dakota; Physical Educa- tion; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Bowling Team 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2, Captain 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. -R- MYRLE REISWIG - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration; Veterans Club 1,2; Transfer from Uni- versity of North Dakota. LLOYD RITCIIIE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Education; Transfer rrom North Dakota Agricultural College. THOMAS J. ROTHSCHILLER - Mandan, North Dakota; Commerce; Veterans' Club 1; Transfer from Santa Mon- ica City College, California. -S- JOHN M. SAMUELSON - Bismarck, North Dakota; Com- merce; Transfer from Valley City State Teachers Col- lege. NEOMA SAYLER - Underwood, North Dakota; Music; Student Council 1; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1,2. WILBERT C. SCHAFF - Mandan, North Dakota; Account- ing; Student Council 1; Veterans Club 1,2. ALLEN SCHAUER - Underwood, North Dakota; Lutheran Ministry, History; L.S. A. 2. SUSSIE SCHEERER - Carson, North Dakota; Secretarial Course; Chorus 2; Today’s Secretaries 2; Transfer from Dickinson State Teachers College, North Dakota. ANTON SCHMIDT - Linton, North Dakota; Mathematics; Student Council 2; Lettermen's Club 2; Mystician 1; Football 1,2; Collegiate Players 1; Transfer irom Univer- sity of North Dakota. DELMER SCHNAIDT - Beulah, North Dakota; Commerce; Transfer from Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowra. GORDON R. SCHULTZ - Elgin, North Dakota; Business Management; Circle K 2; Bowling Team 1, 2; Veterans' Club 2. REINHOLD SCHUSTER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Mathe- matics; L.S.A. 1,2; Chorus 1. ANN SEASE - McClusky, North Dakota; Secretarial Course; Chorus 1,2; Today's Secretaries 1; Collegiate Players 2. LARRY L. SEEGER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Engineer- ing; Choral Ensemble 1; Band 1; Bagpipe Band 1; Colle- giate Players 1. EARL R. SETTERLUND - Mandan, North Dakota; Liberal Arts. WILLIAM SHIRLEY - Bismarck, North Dakota; Wild-life Management. JOHN SMITH - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Admin- istration; Freshman Class President; Circle K 1, 2; Letter- men’s Club 1,2, Vice-President 2; L.S.A. 1; Mystician 1,2; Jay-Cee-An 2; Press Club 2; Collegiate Players 2; Bowling Team 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basket- ball (Student Manager) 2. JOSEPH SMITH - Bismarck, North Dakota; Physical Ed- ucation; Chorus 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Veterans' Club 1, 2; Football 1; Mystician 2. ERIC SODERQUIST - Wilton, North Dakota; Engineering. WILBERT SPEIDEL - Gackle, North Dakota; Business Ad- ministration; Veterans’ Club 1,2. LOUISE SPRENGER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Secretar- ial Course; Today's Secretaries 2; Student Council 2; Transfer from Valparaiso University. ARDELLE STENSON - Harvey, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Today's Secretaries 1. DARVTN STROBEL - Bismarck, North Dakota; Commerce. MARCIA KAY SWENSON - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Student Council 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Chorus 1; K-Dettes 1,2, Vice-President 2; L.S. A. 1, 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Jay-Cee-An 1, 2, Editor 2; Collegiate Players 1; Melodrama 1; Style Show 1; Homecoming Attendant 2. -T- JOHN TSCHIDER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Physical Education; Newman Club 1; Basketball 1. GARY TWADDLE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Engineer- ing; Student Council 2; Circle K 2, President 2; Bagpipe Band 2. -U- HAROLD UMBER - Shields, North Dakota; Wild-life Management. -V- WALTER VAN SICKLE - Burlington, Washington; Engi- neering; Student Council 2; Veterans' Club 1,2, Presi- dent 2; Track 1. -W- LARRY WAGNER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Circle K 2, Board of Directors 2; Baseball 1. CYRIL WALKER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts. DAVID WERNER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Ad- ministration. LEANNE WESTGATE - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; L.S.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Jay-Cee-An 1, 2; Span- ish Club 1,2, Treasurer 1, President 2. ROBERT B. WHEELER - Carson, North Dakota; Business Administration; Chorus 2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Jay-Cee- An 2; Football 1, 2. ROBERT WICKUM - Bismarck, North Dakota; Business Administration. MYRNA WILSON - Bismarck, North Dakota; Liberal Arts. KENNETH WITTINGER - Bismarck, North Dakota; Busi- ness Administration. CURT JUHALA PRESIDENT ROD TJADEN STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ARLENE ZIRBES SECRETARY-TREASURER RON KOSSON VICE-PRESIDENT The freshmen at BJC were under the leadership of these four officers, who bore the responsiblity for the activities undertaken by their class. Some of the activities and projects the Class of '61 sponsored were the Twirp Season events, con- cessions at basketball games, several Friday night dances, and a fund-raising bake sale. The Spring Prom climaxed an eventful year for the Freshman Class in the 1959-60 school year. SEATED: Linda Mae Gantka. ROW 1: Tom Jenkins, Kathleen Klein, Jeanne Schroedl, Da- vid Luyben. ROW 2: Jerald Hoesel, James Van Vleet, Thomas Myster. ROW 1: Judith Michel, Arlyce Reimers, Sandra Carroll. ROW 2; Robert Mischel, Margo Giedd, Alwin Bertsch, George Silbernagel, Larry Brew- ster. ROW 1: Carol Kost, Patricia Gustin, Frances Sokolofsky, Judy Nelson. ROW 2; James Sher- man, Melvin Hoff, Richard Arenstein, Lester Zoller. ROW 1: Harley Trautman, Gary Maddock. ROW 2; Joyce Heupel, Karen Anderson. ROW 3: Thomas Hansen, Fredrick Morman, Howard Unterseher. Brian Wilner, Kenneth Boschee, Laveryl Juhala, Donnell Larson, Vivian Johnson, Peggy Ander- son, Mary Jean Reynolds, Charlotte Emter. ROW 1: Delphine Keller, Charles Kline, Ardys Edinger. ROW 2: Delbert Olson, Lyle Bollin- ger, Paul Day. ROW 3: Gilbert Krecklau, Clarence Doll. ROW 1: Norbert Eberle, Jean Danroth, Kath- leen Smeland, Carole James. ROW 2: Donald Dimond, Eugene Larson, Virgle Engstrom, Michael Michalenko. ROW 1: Lowell Akers, Kathleen Arneson, Bruce Riedman, Donald Opp. ROW 2: Joyce Hein, Judy Wehmhoefer, William Priess, Carol Becker. ROW 1: Bonnie Desizlets, Charlyn Suchy, Jan- ice Huso, Mary Ann Miller. ROW 2: Kay Bjornson, John Dooley, Eldon Reinke, Merrill Dykerna. ROW 1: Judith Van Tassel, Jean Matzke, Mary Jean Becker, Donna Small. ROW 2; Wesley Johnson, Richard Melarvie, Charles Pudwill, Dennis Gartner. ROW 1: Ella Braun, James Wetsch, Elizabeth Malsom, Judy Matthiesen. ROW 2: Jerry Hieb, Phyllis Rose, Dennis Schlenker, Danuel Reiser. ! ROW 1: Carole Schmitt, Jaqueline Darling, Martha Schaat, Linda Hansen. RQW 2: Dale Grabinger, Ronald Hieb, Vincent Koch, Jerry Lein. ROW 1; Kathleen Bauer, Lois Fenton, Rochelle Butters, Sharon Bigger. ROW 2: Gary Buck- miller, Steve Woodcox, Larry Davenport, Ste- phen Nelson. ROW 1: Adella Kiemele, Vivian Dirkach, Ja- net Eneberg. ROW 2: Darleen Erickson, Harry Thompson, Daniel Fricke, Jordell Brose, Der- ald Johnson. ROW 1: Evelyn Gill, Sharon Mehlhoff, Roberta Klansey, Lucille Bielau. ROW 2: John Gallagher, Michael Speaks, Dominic Geiger, Bruce Howie. ROW 1: Betty Edinger, Cletus Reis, Elizabeth Peterson, Pius Fischer. ROW 2: Hans Schroder, Robert Turner, Cleaton Sayler, Helen Bosch. ROW 1: Leo Fergel, Mary Kay Gallag- her, Pam Engel. ROW 2: Gerald Weissman, Ronald Kosson, Ralph Ber- ger, Donald Kessler. ROW 1: Iola Dockter, Denby Deegan. ROW 2: Joanne Van Beck, Mavis Job, Sharon Sorenson. ROW 3: Mason Scardigli, John McDermand, Donald Juhola. ROW 1: Thomas Bickler, Don Thomp- son, Ardene Hanson, Joseph Vondracek, Dave Luyben. BACK ROW: Leo Barth, Timothy Dirk, Tom Fetch, Francis Martin, Lambert Gerhart, Aloys Wolf. SEATED: Chris- tina Wassberg, Mrs. Martha Dunn. ROW 1: Pat Walsh, Ray Dwelle, Ber- nadine Keller. ROW 2: Wilbert Becker, Jerry Singer, Daniel Baillie. ROW 1: Leora Stayton, Janice Sand, Caroline Olson, Ermina Ternes. ROW 2: Charles Feland, Deraid Johnson, David Ganyo, Jerry Landgrebe. ROW 1: Marcella Bruhn, Marilyn Martin, LaVon Finck, Margaret Tuchscher, Violet Holznagel, Luana Storm, Ann Sack, Carolyn Ann Duckwitz, Priscilla Hanson, Mavis Johnson, ROW 2: Coleen Kesselring, Ruby Schock, Judy Laub, Vida Klundt, Arlene Holmen, Myrtle Olsen, Norene Nerby, Linda Bailey, Carla Austad, Judy Kruger, Dorothy Putnam. ROW 3: Eileen Speidel, Darlene Grueneich, Tim Wolf, Arlene Bruhn, Ed Gruber, Don McLeod, Lu- cille Rauscher, Avis Anderson, Agnes Wanner, Carole Bollinger. ROW 1: Ella Mae Miller, Adeline Kolberg, Kay Schmaltz, Louise Ellingson, Nola Kline, Helen Schweigert, Janis Phillips, Marie Thiel, Margaret Schmidt, Annette Kostelecky, Elaine Martin, Judy Michels. ROW 2: Maylou Makelky, Mary Ann Schmidt, Diane Steidler, Alice Koffler, Carole Degen, Paulette Obrigewitch, Lila Lee Lowman, Betty Gross, Eileen Sutton, Irene Schulz, Delores Klein. ConsTiTuT on : The name, of the orcjopizafto sha.lt besymm JAY-CEE-AN Jay-Cee-An Staff Editor Copy Editor Layout Editor. . . . Staff: Sophomore Class . Jan Huso Jean Danroth Freshman Class . . Organizations . . . Pam Engel Activities Sports Robert Wheeler Faculty Jerald Hoesel Art Photography .... . . . . Gary Maddock Typist Carol James Advisors Doris Orr I. E. Solberg MYSTICIAN ROW 1: Jeannette Wolff, Lois Kuns, Norman Kessler, Arlys Carlson, Sharon Bigger, David Luyben, Dennis Gartner, Mary Guttenburg, Peggy Anderson, Raymond Dwelle, Leo Morrell, Edward Fields. ROW 2: Gary Maddock, Robert Koth, W. W. Garver, Advisor; Steven Nelson, Rochelle Butters, James Brewster, Mary Jean Becker, Arlene Zirbes, George Silbernagel, Wayne Evans, Arthur Leno, Michael Brauer. The Mystician, the college newspaper, published monthly, is produced by those enrolled in the three journalism classes. These students also comprise the nucleus of the Press Club, organized in the fall of 1959 by the instructor, W. W. Garver. Monthly socials are held under the direction of Art Leno, club president. The same students comprise the staff of the Spectator, a mimeographed featurette issued monthly to augment the news and features of the Mystician. This is the first year for this new publication. Hard at work is Dennis Gartner, editor. STUDENT COUNCIL Leading the Student Council are Don Brandt, Vice-President; Marcia Swenson, Secretary-Treasurer; and Dick Olson, President, Once weekly, the Student Council meets as the one governing body linking all school or- ganizations. Representatives of the 59-60 Council undertook the framing of a new constitution and chose Roland Reich, Pop Garver and Woody Wilson as its advisors. Credit goes to this Council also for the initiation of BJC's newest annual function. Homecoming. ROW 1: Mary Miller, Jeanne Fahnlander, Arlene Zirbes, Sharon Bigger, Kathy Smeland, Louise Sprenger, Elaine Mat- thiesen, Linda Bailey, Maxine Harter, and Marcia Swenson. ROW 2: W.W. Garver, Roland Reich, advisors, Reinhold Schuster, Mic.hael Brauer, Daniel Kautzman, Donald Brandt, Rodney Tjaden, Wilbert Schaff, Lester Zoiler, Walter Van Sickle, Anton Schmidt, Gary Twaddle, and Richard Olson. ROW 1: Mavis Job, Frances Sokolofsky, Joyce Heupel, Charlotte Em ter, Judy Michel, Kathleen Bauer, Roberta Klansey. ROW 2: Vivian Dirkach, Ardene Hanson, Sandra Carroll, Ella Braun, Judy Matthiesen, Martha Dunn, Arlyce Reimers. ROW 3: Sharon Sorenson, Artys Edinger, Donna Small, Mary Becker, Janet Eneberg, Darleen Erickson, Margo Giedd, Joanne Van Beek, Gert Buscher. ROW 4; Adella Kiemele, Sharon Bigger, Bernadine Keller, Lois Fenton, Delphine Keller, Louise Sprenger, Christine Wassberg, Janice Sand, Phyllis Rose, Mary Reynolds, Carol James. The secretarial club, Today's Secretaries, meets once a month. Members consist of students who are taking secretarial courses. Their activities include seasonal parties and banquets to which guest speakers are invited. From these meetings, the girls gain poise, experience, and knowledge, which will be helpful in any business career. Miss Alice Hansen is the adviser for the group. TODAY’S SECRETARIES On their best behavior. LOS BEJOTACEANOS - The BJC-ans - ROW 1: Leanne Westgate, Judith Wehmhoefer, Joyce Hein, Marcia Swenson. ROW 2: Kathleen Smeland, Elizabeth Peterson, Vivian Johnson, Carol Becker, George Silbernagel. ROW 3: Leona Klug, Richard Melarvie, Lester Zoller, Charlyn Suchy, Linda Hanson, Mrs. Gannon, advisor. El lonch enjoyed by Leona Klug, Mar- cia Swenson, Steve Nelson, and Kathy Smeland. iOle'l Marcia breaks the pinata. The Spanish Club is open to students of Spanish Lan- guage and Latin-American culture. The group meets monthly for discussion, talks by members or guests, songs and games. A fiesta de la Navidad at Christmas and a spring picnic add variety to the year's pro- gram. Fund-raising projects for the annual Caravan to Mexico were sponsored through- out the year. ROW 1: Jane Gray Smith, Advisor; Curtis Juhala, Elaine Matthiesen, Jean Danroth. ROW 2: Janice Michalenko, Dennis G artner, Jartice Becker, Ann Sease. ROW 3: Daniel Fricke, Peggy Anderson, Lester Zoller, Duane Kem- met, Arlene Zirbes. COLLEGIATE P la Y _ Heading the group are Janice Michalenko, President, and Jean Danroth, Secretary-Treasurer. Collegiate Players is in its third year at Bismarck Junior College. Membership consists of students who are interested in acting and in the production of plays. This organization produced a va- riety show in which all organizations of the college participated. Is that right! VETERANS CLUB ROW 1: David Palaniuk, Wilbert Schaff, Mr. Schimmelpfennig, Advisor; Wally Van Sickle. ROW 2: George Page, Paul Day, Gerald Lang, Wesley Johnson, Myrle Reiswig. ROW 3: Aloys Wolf, Gilbert Krecklau, Donald Fischer, Ralph Berger. Heading up the Veterans' Club are: Mr. Schimmelpfennig, Advisor; Wilbert Schaff, Student Council Representative; Wally Van Sickle, President; David Palaniuk, Secretary-Treasurer. Bingo! Tony Schmidt, Joe Arves, Leanne Westgate. This year the Vets intro- duced bingo parties into BJC life. Their first was met with such a satisfactory reaction, they have decided to make bingo a project for the year. LETTERMEN ROW 1: Thomas CTN’eil, Bernard Easton, Dave Hummel, Gale Frohlech, Richard Brunmeier, Leo Warner, James Martin, ROW 2: Larry Wagner, Tony Schmidt, Gordon Kettleson, Dave Helphrey, Kenneth Thorstenson, Denby Deegan, Ralph Berger. ROW 3: Charles McClung, Duane Morris, Fay Peterson, Bruce Belk, Thomas Fetch, Arthur Finck, Robert Coats, Norman Kessler, Jerome Koppi. ROW 4: David Kane, Don Larson, John Smith, Dick Olson, William Ellison, Dick Schafer, Jerry Weissman, Robert Wheeler, Howard Unterseher. The Lettermen's Club is com - posed of athletes who have earned a letter in one of the three major sports at Bismarck Junior College. Traditionally, Lettermen are entitled to wear the regular green and white jackets, which this year were purchasedby money raised through a radio raffle. Heading the group are Fay Peterson, Secretary-Treasurer; Dave Helphrey, President; and John Smith, Vice-President. ROW 1: Ron Mrnak, Cleaton Sayler, Fred Mormon, Jean Danroth, Tom Thompson, Dennis Gartner, Joe Vondracek, David Luyben, Priscilla Hanson. ROW 2: Irvin Ely, Director; Donald Opp, Janice Cram, Donna Desizlets. B. J. C BAND AND COLLEGIATE CHORAL ROW 1: Miss Maercklein, pianist; Eileen Speidel, Ann Sease, Mary Ann Miller, Ella Mae Miller, Wilma Liebl. ROW 2: Nyla Ensminger, Neoma Sayler, Sussie Sheerer, Norene Nerby, Jean Danroth, Linda Hansen, Charlyn Suchy, Arlene Mattis. ROW 3: Joe Smith, Danuel Reiser, Cleaton Saylor, Peggy Anderson, Arlene Zirbes, Robert Oberg, Lester Zoller, Merril Dykema. ROW 4: Mickey Brauer, Alwin Bertsch, Lyle Bollinger, David Luyben, Bill Flemmer, Roger Bender, Gary Brennise, Robert Wheeler, Wayne Evans, Dale Grabinger, Dr. Rossi, Director. BAGPIPE BAND ROW 1: Jean Danroth, Marjorie Angvall, Karen Hoff, JeanTeskey, Janice Cram, Judy Higgins, Judy Giesinger, ROW 2: Bill Helphrey, James Gesellchen, Donald Opp, Jay Ehrmantraut, Bruce Riedman, Burt Calkins, James Sherman, Vern Keim, James Bonogofsky. The very colorful Bagpipe Band, in its Scottish Kilts, performed at several public func- tions. The band is one of the unique features at Bismarck Junior College. ROW 1: Vida Klundt, Linda Bailey, Mavis Johnson, Karen Anderson. ROW 2: Leanne Westgate, Violet Holzhagel. Allen Schauer, Betty Edinger, Ruby Shock, Carole Bollinger. ROW 3: Eldon Reinke, Jerry Singer, Gary Harju, Don Brandt, Steve Nelson, Reinliold Schuster. c H U R C H ROW 1: Donna DeKrey, Irene Schutz, Eileen Sutton, Mary Jean Becker. ROW 2: Leona Klug, Rod Tjaden, Ed Schimmun, Don Heil, Mrs. Linda Tomlin, Advisor. 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S INSTRUCTION Catholic students at BJC GUIDANCE LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Leading LSA are Leanne Westgate, Linda Bailey, Allen Schauer, Gary Harju, Reinhold Schuster, and Ruby Shock. Rod Tjaden and Mary Jean Becker head up Wesley Fellowship. Officers of Newman Club are Maylou MaKelky, Judy Michels, Wilma Liebl, Marilyn Kwako, and Leo Fergel. ROW 1: Bonnie Desizlets, Vivian Johnson, Donna Desizlets, Janice Becker. ROW 2: Ardene Hanson, Carole Schmitt, Marcia Swenson, Janice Michalenko, Jacqueline Darling, Kathy Smeland. ROW 3: Sharon Mehlhoff, Arlene Zirbes, Edith Barnett, Maxine Harter, Karen Hoff, Janice Cram, Peggy Anderson. Heading up the group are Karen Hoff, President; Marcia Swenson, Vice-President; Donna Desizlets, Secretary; Janice Cram, Treasurer; and Maxine Harter, Student Coun- cil Representative. ' K - DETTES CIRCLE K Our two newest organizations are Cir- cle K and K-dettes, affiliated with the Kiwanis Service Organization. The men's branch, Circle K, is part of an interna- tional function, while K-dettes, the women's group, is the only one of its kind. The agenda consists of meetings and monthly banquets. This year the clubs sponsored a successful Beatnik party and Thanksgiving semi-formal. ROW 1: Gary Twaddle, Robert Wickum, Larry Wagner, Bruce Belk, Jim Brewster, Leo Fergel, Gary Maddock. ROW 2: William Garver, advisor; John Peterson, James Bardsley, Dennis Gartner, Bruce Ried- man, Don Opp, Gordon Kettleson, Gordon Schultz. ROW 3; Curt Juhaia, John Smith, Rodney Tjaden, Don Brandt, Michael Brauer, Ed Fields. Heading up the group are: Michael Brauer, Secretary; Ed Fields, Vice- President; Gary Twaddle, President; and Don Brandt, Treasurer. SUCH A Dick Karlgaard Head Coach The 1959 BJC Football team, under Dick Karlgaard, had the best record in the history of the school with a 3-2 record. After losing two games by one point each, the Mystics came back with a strong finish to win the final three games. One of the big factors in the fine season enjoyed by the BJC eleven was the addition of Dick Tschider to the coaching staff. Tschider coached the rugged line and the tight defensive unit. Fay Peterson Dave Helphrey Co-Captain Co-Captain Dave Hummel Quarterback John Smith Quarterback Duane Morris Quarterback Jim Martin End Bruce Belk Guard T ony Schmidt End Gordon Kettleson Tackle Thomas O'Neil Halfback Bill Ellison End Art Finck Tackle Rich Brunmeier Guard Don Larson Tackle TEAM ! BJC 12 Itasca JC 13 BJC 12 Ellendale 13 BJC 57 Bottineau 13 BJC 27 U. of Sask. 6 BJC 13 Hibbing JC 7 Wins - 3 Losses - 2 Dick Tschider Ass't Coach Jim Mohler Tackle Ralph Berger Tackle Denby Deegan Guard Tom Fetch Fullback Bernard Easton Halfback Bob Wheeler Fullback Richard Schafer Halfback Robert Coats Guard Gale Frohlech Center BASKETBALL 1959 - I960 THE MYSTICS ROW 1: Charles McClung, Fay Peterson, Duane Morris, Dave Hummel, Mike Haluzak, Richard Schafer. ROW 2: Dick Geiger, Jim Martin, Lee DeForest, Rod Tjaden, Jim Mohler, Howard Unterseher, Jerry Hieb. Paul Swanson Coach Duane Morris Captain Bruce Belk Trainer MYSTICS Mike Haluzak Capt. Duane Morris Chuck McClung Richard Schafer Fay Peterson Dick Geiger Jerry Hieb Dave Hummel Jim Martin MYSTICS A Peterson special Smile, Morris! IN ACTION Mohler scoring Although the Mystics got off to a slow start this year, they improved as the season progressed. Ham- pered by their lack of height and experience, the locals could not cope with some of the taller and more experi- enced teams in the North Dakota Intercollegiate Confer- ence. Had the season been longer, the Mystics would have made a much better showing. They were just be- ginning to display their fine capabilities as the season closed. Considering the fact that they are competing with four year colleges in this conference, the Mystics deserve a great deal of recognition for the fine job they have done. BJC 62 Northern 98 BJC 85 Manitoba 69 BJC 82 Alumni 73 BJC 63 Mayville 81 BJC 100 Glendive 76 BJC 51 Minot 83 BJC 84 Wahpeton 69 BJC 66 Hannibal 81 BJC 69 El Dorado 64 BJC 59 Dickinson 76 BJC 60 Bottineau 63 BJC 62 Ellendale 60 BJC 64 Valley City 96 BJC 74 Jamestown 89 BJC 93 Bottineau 68 BJC 67 Valley City 111 BJC 75 Ellendale 64 BJC 80 Dickinson 102 BJC 65 Jamestown 82 BJC 61 Minot 85 BJC 85 Wahpeton 88 BJC 74 Mayville 76 Unterseher on a jump shot BASEBALL 1959 FRONT ROW: Jim Larson, Gerald Engel, Thomas O’Neil, Ed Volk, Charles Tebelius, Norman Kessler, and John Smith, Trainer. ROW 2: Dennis Arndt, Gale Frohlich, Chuck McClung, Larry Wagner, Fay Peterson. BACK ROW: Coach Dick Karlgaard, Tom Guttenberg, Marvin Dutt, Jim Clark, Gary Harju, Ransom Weber, and Art Finck. Season's Record: 10 Wins, 6 Losses. Second place, Western NDIC. Kathy Smeland, Jacque Darling, Linda Braxmeier, Liz Peterson, and Jean Danroth. CHEERLEADERS HOMECOMING Petite sophomore, Linda Braxmeier, was crowned Home- coming Queen at BJC's first annual ceremony, October 2, 1959. The crowning was followed by a parade featuring the queen, her attendants, and other candidates, and an afternoon game. The event was concluded with a semi- formal dance which welcomed all students and alumni. Student Council President Dick Olson, presents Queen Linda with a bouquet. Jerry Dave John Dave Jim Weiss man Helphrey Smith Hummel Mohler Linda Kathy Linda Karen Marcia Hansen A meson Braxmeier Anderson Swenson Stairway to fashion. PHI THETA I960 ANNUAL STYLE SHOW KAPPA Kappa Omicron chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national jun- ior college honorary scholastic society, was organized this year with ten charter members Eligible members in the upper ten percent of the sophomore class are elected to member- ship by the faculty at the end of the first semester. ROW 1: Ardelle Stenson, Mryna Wilson, Marcia Swenson, Karen Hoff. ROW 2: Wilbert Schaff, Donna DeKrey, Ann Sease, Leanne Westgate, Charles McClung. Hats galore! ! Jan Cram Mary Jean Becker Donna Desizlets Marcia Swenson Curt Juhala as Dr. Wadsworth discovers the spiritual message in the poetry of Emily, portrayed by Elaine Matthiesen. Director Jane Gray Smith receives plaudits of cast and audience on final curtain call. Highlighting the dramatic pro- gram of the year was the pro- duction of Dorothy Gardner's Eastward in Eden, a moving drama effectively depicting the life of America's outstanding poetess, Emily Dickinson, in dialogue and scenes that convey the feeling and imagery of Dick- inson's poetry. CHRISTMAS FORMAL The song has ended . . . but the melody lingers on. Sponsored by the Spanish Club, the annual Christmas Formal opened vacation festivities for BJC students and alumni. Also attending were students home for the holidays from out- of-town colleges. The Little Dutch Band furnished an evening of melody for the dancers in the attractively decorated ballroom of the Municipal Country Club. The Bismarck Municipal Country Club was the setting for the Christmas Formal. VALENTINE BALL Carol Becker K i n g Don Opp Punch servers were students from Bismarck High School. Princess Linda Hansen Prince Jerry Weissman The 1960 Valentine Ball was high- lighted by the crowning of King Don and Queen Carol following their election by the entire student body. Gaily attired couples assembled under hearts and cupids in the BJC rec- reation room for an evening of dancing. The annual affair was sponsored by K- Dettes. PROM '59 E N C H A N T E D Freshmen, sophomores, and alumni all danced to the delight- ful theme of Enchanted Island, as the music of Little John Bee- cher and his Orchestra played on and on. Our prom, which was held on May 3, 1959, was truly an en- chanting way to end another year at BJC. Who said coke is the pause that refreshes!?! Don Brandt, Norman Kessler, Tom Rothschiller, Marvin Permann, Jim Bonogofsky, Ted Olstad, Wesley Guenther, Wilbert Schaff, Myrle Reiswig, Art Finck, Lloyd Ritchie, Eugene Thompson, Tom Bickler. The Economics-in-Action group made up of members of the Economics class spent one week in Minneapolis and St. Paul studying personnel, investment, production economics, and distribution. They visited the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, Federal Reserve Bank, Pills- bury, Minneapolis Mining, Honeywell, Ford plant, Red Owl, Southdale, Minneapolis Brew- ing, and the Minneapolis Tribune. ECONOMICS ACTION Howard Unterseher Pam Engel DOWN THE Ron Kosson ALLEY School Spirit? Jackie Darling - Linda Braxmeier Liz Peterson - Jean Danroth Wilbert Speidel - Jan Cram '59 Graduation Jane Gray Smith handing out diplomas Furniture Queen Kathy Smeland - Ardene Hanson Karen Hoff Christmas Tea Linda Braxmeier - Mary Jean Becker Maxine Harter - Dan Bailie A1 Bertsch K-Dettes Beatnik Dance! Awards Mrs. Engler - Doris Lunde Donness Skager - Linda Tomlin John Laschkewitsch The Jay-Cee-An staff sincerely thanks the following business firms for their support of the 1960 annual. Bank of North Dakota Bashara's Grocery Benson Optical Company Bismarck Elks Lodge 1199 Bismarck Hospital Bison Freight Line, Incorporated Byrne Insurance Agency C. J. Office Equipment Company Capital City Clinic Checker Cab, Incorporated Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cox, Pearce, Engebretson Dakota Appliance, Incorporated Enoch Schultz Creamery F. W. Woolworth Company J. S. Fevold, Realtor Finney Drug Store First Federal Savings and Loan Association First National Bank G. P. Sporting Goods Store Gerlach’s Sheet Metal Works Gold Seal Company Grand Pacific Hotel Greengard's Clothing Guy Larson Music Company Hart Agency, Incorporated Hedahl Motor Supply Hedden Real Estate Agency Hoskins-Meyer M. J. Hydeman, Osteopath J. C. Penney Company Jansonius, Fleck, Smith, Lynch, Mather, Strutz Kysar Kredit Jewelry Lahr and Lahr Insurance Lund Jewelry, Incorporated Mason Owens Studio Master Cleaners and Furriers Midwest Motor Express Modern Machine Works Montana Dakota Utilities Company Montgomery Ward Company Morrey Alan, Incorporated Murphy Insurance J. S. Nicola, Dentist Northwest Finance Company Patterson Hotel Prince Hotel Provident Life Insurance Company Quality Meat Market Quain Rams tad Clinic Richmond's Bootery Ritterbush Brothers, Architects Sears, Roebuck and Company Service Drug Shark’s Men’s Store Shoe Mart Sudden Service Sweet Shop Thompson Grocery U-Auto Eat Shop Vantine Paint and Glass Company M. Welch Sons, Incorporated Woodmansee's, Incorporated Yegen Dairy Company Keen Travel Agency A FINAL WORD is one of appreciation to the staff, to the student body, to the faculty, and, most of all, to Bismarck Junior College.