Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1961 volume:

To Curtice Murphy, who has faithfully served the students and faculty of Bismarck Junior College from 1948 to 1961, we gratefully dedicate this 1961 is- sue of the Jay-Cee-An. We shall long remember this kindly and loyal member of our secretarial staff for her unceasing efforts to promote the welfare of BJC and its students. The faculty and students wish Mrs. Murphy many years of happiness as she re- tires from her beloved duties at the College. and Machinery, and Sidney J. Lee, Dean of Bismarck Junior College since 1958, is one of the best ambas- sadors of good will for BJC besides being the moving force behind the building of the new college. Always a friend to the students, Dean Lee's office is open at all times when- ever advice on financial matters, grade difficulties, schedule planning, or any other mat- ter is needed. Dean Lee received his B. A. degree from Valley City Teachers College, his M.A. from the .University of Washington, and has done post graduate work at Harvard University. BJC's money man and Registrar, Ralph E. Werner, has held that position at BJC since 1946. Seeing to it that BJC's funds are properly handled occupies most of his time, but Mr. Werner still finds time to teach classes in budgeting and statistics. Mr. Werner received his B.A. degree from Minot State Teachers College, his M.A. degree from the University of North Dakota, and has studied at Colorado and Washington Universities. Superintendent of Bismarck Public Schools for the past eight years, T.E. Simle has charge of the general manage- ment and administration of the public school system which includes every level from kindergarten through die junior college. 4 I. E. SOLBERG, Economics and Political Science. B.A. Minot State Teachers College, M.S. University of North Dakota, Universities of Missouri, Wis- consin, and Washington. CLARENCE HEINE, English and Speech. A. A. Bismarck Junior College, B.S. University of Minnesota. RUTH GANNON, English and Spanish. B.A. Emporia College, M.A. Mexico City College, University of North Da- kota and George Washington Univer- sity. JANE GRAY SMITH, Speech and Dra- matics. B.A. Minot State Teachers College, American Academy of Dra- matic Arts, and Northwestern Uni- versity. HERBERT R. SCHIMMELPFENNIG, Busi- ness Administration. B.S. Minot State Teachers College, M.S. University of North Dakota, Carleton College, Uni- versity of Montana. WILLIAM W. GARVER, Psychology and Journalism. B.A. Montana State Uni- versity, M.A. University of Southern California, Washington State College, Portland State University, Denver University. WESLEY C. WILSON, History. B.S. Unit- ed States Military Academy, M. A. Uni- versity of Maryland, University of Col- orado. HENRY W. WILSON, Biological Sciences. B.A. Jamestown College, M.S. Univer- sity of Minnesota, University of Mon- tana, Concordia College. LOIS ENGLER, Librarian. B.A. Universi- ty of North Dakota, B.L.S. University of Wisconsin. DORIS ORR, English. B.A. Jamestown College, University of Minnesota, Sim- mons College. PAUL R. SWANSON, Mathematics. B.A. Jamestown College, M.S. University of North Dakota, Concordia College, Uni- versities of Kansas and Montana. ALICE G, HANSEN, Secretarial Science. B.A. Minot State Teachers College, University of North Dakota and Montana State University. «S8SS00 6 RICHARD KARLGAARD, Football coach. B.A. Jamestown College, M.A. Univer- sity of North Dakota. GEORGE LAWLER, Mathematics, Chem- istry. B.S., M.S. University of North Dakota, Ohio University. VIOLA BOHN, Geography. B.A. Valley City Teachers College, University of Minnesota. GIBBS MOLLAND, Chemistry, Physics. B.A. Jamestown College, M.S. Univer- sity oi North Dakota, North Dakota State University. KURT PETERS, German. B.A. Columbia University, M.A. University of Colora- do. MICHAEL WICKSTROM, Agricultural Engineering. A. A. Bismarck Junior College, B. S., M.S. North Dakota State University. MILDRED HOADLEY, Sociology. M.A. Yale University, M.S.W. Columbia University. NANCY LINDBURG, Art. M.A. Mills College, M.F.A. Cranbrook Academy of Art. L. H. BUCKLIN, Constitutional and Le- gal History of United States. B. S. L., LL. B. University of Minnesota. LEVI LARSEN, Education. B.A. James- town College, M.A. University of Mon- tana. THOMAS J. BURKE, Political and Con- stitutional History of England. B.A. Harvard. 8 T. N. TANGEDAHL, Sociology. B.A. Minot State Teachers College, M.S.W. University of North Dakota. GEORGE ANDERSON, Music. B.S. Mi- not State Teachers College, Colorado State College. JOSEPH ROSSI, Music. B. A. Saint John's University, M.Ed. DePaul Uni- versity, Ph. D. Metropolitan University of Southern California. Service Staff CURTICE MURPHY, Assistant to Regis- trar. LAURA MILLER and LINDA TOM- LIN, Secretaries. JUANITA EDICK, Bookstore Saleswoman. MARTIN KLINGER and ADOLPH HAAS, Building Engineers. - w j - ' ||| m _______j LYDIA DEUTSCHER and HILDA MEHL- HOFF, Dieticians. With Intelligence and Instruments, Cornerstones and CLUBS. . . Student Council Members of the 1960-61 Student Council. Row 1 - Allen Richter, Dean Walker, Dennis Gartner, Rod Tjaden.Bob Porter, Gary Pederson, Charles Pudwill, Gary Maddock, Kyle Twaddle, and Don Fischer. Row 2 - Lucille Uttke, Karen Anderson, Patricia Lenihan, Mary Kay Gallagher,Maxine Tebelius, Jeanne Schroedl, Dyvonne Erickson, Karen Moore, Joanne Worthington, Linda Small, Curtis Juhala, and advisors, Mike Wickstrom, Cal Heine, and George Lawer. BJC's 1960-61 Student Council officers and members may be best described as enthusiastic, original, and aggressive. It would be hard to find more efficient leaders than those who led the student body of Bismarck Junior College through the past school year. It is said that no organization is better than its leaders. We may well apply this old, but true, saying and give credit where it is due when we recognize the high level of accomplishment which the Student Council has been responsible for during the past months. Under the supervision of the Student Council, BJC saw the most colorful and effective Home- coming celebration in the history of the college. Other social events and projects also proved highly successful under the guidance of such leaders. Student Council officers are, left to right - Karen Anderson, secretary-treasurer; Don Fis- cher, president; and Curtis Juhala, vice-pres- ident. 11 Bagpipe Band Members Row 1 - James Gesellchen, Elaine Hermes, George Anderson, Grael Gannon, Bert Calkins, and Vern Keim. Row 2 - Jean Teskey, Lynn Christenson, Barb Stratton, Leland Skabo, Joanne Worthington, James Slocum, Elayne Saba, and Jean Danroth. Bagpipe Band Left, pipers practicing for public preview. Left, Highland Fling dancers. Pep Band Strike up the band. Di- rected by George Anderson, Bismarck Junior College bands offer students two opportunities to increase their enjoyment and appreciation of good music through the Bagpipe and Pep bands. Adding a 'wee bit of the Scot, ' the colorful Bagpipe band has marched in many of the city parades and entertained at many of the college basketball games. Playing at all the BJC athlet- ic events, the Pep band adds to the school spirit by backing up the cheerleaders musically. The band was also featured at the music department's Christ- mas concert on December 18 at the City Auditorium. Left to right - Director George Anderson, Dave Luyben, Tommy Thompson, Gordon Stewart, Fred Morman, Joe Vondracek, Linda Small, Marshall Just, James Slocum, Jim Davidson, AllenRichter, Barb Stratton, Joanne Worthington, Kyle Twaddle, and Roland Larson. 12 Chorus Preparing for the biggest chorus event of the year, the Christmas Concert, is the BJC Mixed Chorus . This year the program, presented December 18, was a com- bined project of the Chorus, Symphonette and Pep Band. Row 1 - Linda Kanan.Nyla Finck.Jean Becker, Betty Mickelson, Pat Green, Joann Trygg. Row 2 - Bernice Putnam, Pam Tifft.Velza Knoll,Kathleen Klein,Gloria Knudson (face covered). Row 3 - Danuel Reiser, Kyle Twaddle,Elizabeth Bischof, Louise Woodland, La Vonn Boehm, Mike LaLonde. Row 4 - Allen Richter, Luther Schoon, Joe Vondracek, Mike McCormack, James Slocum, Mylon Ash, Vern Keim. Director - Dr, JosephRossi. Chorus officers are - Elizabeth Bischof, vice-president; Kyle Twaddle, Student Council representative; Pat Greene, treasurer; and Luther Schoon, president. La Vonn Boehm helps Joe Vondracek prior to the Christmas Concert. Symphonette BJC Symphonette, the most recently organized musical group at the college, is becoming well known through its public appear - ances in the Bismarck vicinity. The group has also participated in sev- eral programs at the college in- cluding the Christmas assembly. Symphonette members are Francis Elliot, di- rector: Karen Anderson, Elizabeth Bischof, Robert Orr, Velza Knoll, Ellen Schneeman, and Luther Schoon. 13 Jay-Cee-An’s businessstaff is composed of Gun- hild Vetter, Lester Zoller, Joanne Worthington, Linda Swanson, JoAnne Gage, and Charlene Gillespie. Seated is I. E. Solberg, business advisor. Providing the only pictorial record of the school year, the Jay-Cee-An allows students an- other opportunity for journal- istic endeavor. Left to Right,The yearbook's production staff is made up of Dennis Gartner, Pam Tifft. Dave Luyben, Judy Huettl, Pat Sym, Luana Krebsbach, Diane Sayler, CletusReis, Mary Jean Becker, Dannelda Montgomery, Linda Swan- son, Deanna Beierle, and Beth Sather. Serving as photographers for this year’s Jay-Cee-An are Harley Hettick, Larry Lemke, Mike LaLonde, and Gary Maddock. Pat Sym and Mary Kay Gallagher, Associate Editors; Lois Engler, Advisor; Dennis Gartner, editor; and Doris Orr, Advisor. 14 Mysticia n-Spectator Sitting - Judy Beglau, Joe Aberle, Advisor W.W. Garver, Dave Hahn, Delores Walker and Mel Weikum. Standing - Harley Hettick, Don Fischer, Mike Gutensohn, Pam Tifft, Kenneth Riedlinger, Jean Teskey, Mylon Ash, Dave Luyben, Flossie Walker, and Steve Nelson. THE MYSTICIAN Managing Editor.......................Kenneth Riedlinger Associate Editors..................Mylon Ash, Pam Tifft Assistant Editors............Steve Nelson, Don Fischer Feature Editors..........Chuck Kline, Mike Gutensohn Sports Editor.............................Dean Walker Columnists.................Vicki Steinert, Judy Beglau Exchange Editors............Bill Helphrey, Jean Teskey Art Editor................................Dave Luyben Photographers..........Mike LaLonde, Harley Hettick Special Writers........Delores Walker, Flossie Walker Reporters..............Harley Trautman, Jim McIntyre Clubs.................................Dave Hahn, Don Opp Business Manager............................Joe Aberle Circulation Manager.......................Mel Weikum Advertising Solicitors. . . DickWageman, Tom Kuhn Chuck Kline Faculty Advisor..........................Wm. W. Garver Officers of the Press Club, a social organization for members of the staff, are Delores Walker, Student Council Representative; Dave Luyben, Vice-President; Flossie Walker, Secretary- Treasurer; and Dave Hahn, President. Joe Aberle, Business Manager of the Mystician; Pam Tifft, Editor of the Spectator; and Ken Riedlinger, Editor of the Mystician are shown in conference. BJC's Mystician and Spectator pro- vide the student body with composite news- paper coverage on a combined twice-a - month publication schedule. Highlighting the 1959-60 school year, the Mystician received a first place rat- ing with the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. 15 Today's Secretaries Row 1 - Judy Beglau, Florence Walker, Mary McKinzie, Marlene Renz, JoAnn Zimmerman, Nancy Cyzwczynski, Judy Huettl, Sonja Stern, Marie Deibert, Dorothy Volk, Sharon Mills, Marlys Neugebauer. Row 2 - Karen Hickel, Darlene Velenchenko. Pat Watkins. Sharon McGregor, Gayle Mischel, Phyllis Kranich, Judy Goehring, June Stern, Beverly Lacher, Mariann Graf, Ruth Hausauer, Pat Bosch. Row 3 - Rocquette Bohrer, Jeanette Frank, Donna Rivinius, Beulah Schle- cht, Juliana Stockert, Irma Giese, Delilas Vik, Judy Weber, Donna Renner, Margaret Flowers, Verla Nerby, Betty Gross, Marlys Dirkach, Nyla Fink, Luella Schock. Row 4 - Linda Jacobson, Dianna Wetzel, Luana Krebsbach, Fay Fisher, Phyllis Darwin, Pat Mitzel, Ruth Wolff, Faye Neidhardt, Corrine Wolf, JoAnn Dobrowski, Arietta Fletletved, Audrey Schlichtkrull, Joyce Farber, Lucille Uttke. Members of theToday’sSecretaries enjoy one of their monthly dessert meetings. Mr. Warner Quale, prominent Bismarck businessman, gives Ruth Ann Wolf, Colleen Kist, Phyllis Kranich, and Sharon Ewine helpful hints concerning the business world, while Miss Alice Hansen, club advisor, listens in with approval. 16 Beula Schlecht and Donna Rivinius practice the skills which will one day be their livelihood. Lettermen's Club Membership in the Lettermen's Club is open to all men who have par- ticipated in organized college sports and have earned a letter in football, basketball, track, baseball, or golf. The major project of the year consists of the buying of jackets. Money is earned for this project through raffles, the sale of school sweatshirts, and basketball programs. Row 1 - Rod Tjaden, Bruce Howie, Jim Martin, Don Larson, Howard Unterseher. Row 2 - Lee DeForest, Denby Deegan, Jerry Hieb, Ralph Berger. Row 3 - Edward Schnaible, Ralph Jose, Marshall Just, Bill Gregg, Arden Wagner, Dennis Johnson, Vern Keim. Vets' Club Row 1 - Darwin Strobel, Virgle Engstrom, Mike Gutensohn, Charles Kline. Row 2 - Vincent Koch, Alvin Maier, Irvin Smith, Walter Robinson. Lettermen's Club officers: Howard Unterseher, President; Bruce Howie, Secretary-Treasurer; Denby Deegan, Vice-President. Open to all former servicemen, the primary function of the Vets’ Club, besides being a semi-social group, is to supervise the campus traffic situation. The college sher- iff is elected from the club and is responsible for proper parking of students' cars and for general safety on the parking lot. Vet's Club officers - Bob Porter, Student Council; Gerald Lang, Vice- President; Mike Gutensohn, President; Virgle Engstrom, Secretary- Treasurer; Don Dimond, Sheriff. 17 L S A Row 1 - Deanna Beierle, Maxine Tebelius, Pat Sym, Phyllis Kranich, Kathy Klein, Lucille Uttke, Jean Danroth, Carol Reimers. Row 2 - Karen Moore, Florence Walker, Linda Swanson, Karen Anderson, Phyllis Darwin, Eileen Spiedel, Pam Tifft, Grace Paulson. Row 3 - Bob Turner, Bruce Ried- man, Eldon Reinke, Harley Trautman, Lester Zoller, A1 Maier, Row 4 - Bill Kleven, Advisor; A1 Richter, Dave Luyben, Tom Myster, Wayne Juhala, Arden Wagner, Edward Schnaible, Dan Fricke, Don Opp. Row 1 - Lester Zoller, President; Dave Luyben, Vice-President; Bill Kleven, Advisor. Row 2 - Karen Moore, Student Council; Maxine Tebelius, Secretary; Karen Anderson, Treasurer. Open primarily to students of the Luth- eran faith, the Lutheran Students' Associ- ation features weekly meetings consisting of devotional periods, inspirational mes- sages from guest speakers, and panel dis- cussions on subjects pertinent to college- age young people. 18 Discussion Group Lunch Time Newman Club Open to all Catholic students, BJC's Newman Club offers a two-fold program which gives the participat- ing members a wide variety of activities throughout the year: a religion class in which marriage and church history are discussed alternating with club meetings which provide social activities consisting of skating, pizza parties, and dances. Highlighting the year’s activities was the Province Convention which was held in Minneapolis on April 14, 15, 16. Row 1 - Joe Aberle, Publicity Chairman; Mary Kay Gallagher, Secretary; Don Horning, Vice- President. Row 2 - Delmar Boehm, Student Council; Peggy Anderson, Social Chariman; Gary Maddock, President; Miss Alice Hansen, Faculty Advisor; Father Feeney,Chaplain;Jim Lengenfelder, Treasurer. Prayer Meetings 19 Baptist Student Union BSU members are, Row 1 - Merle Rivinus, Ralph Jose, VivianDirkach, Marlys Dirkach, and Darlene Velenchenko. Row 2 - Donna Rivinius, Sharon Cain, Dianna Wetzel, Sharon Erickson, Delores Walker, and Flossie Walker. Row 3 - Alwin Bertsch, Dave Hahn, Rev. Harold G. Fields, advisor, and Jim Oshanyk. Newly organized this year for all Baptist students, the Baptist Student Union meets the third Monday of every month. Each meeting consists of a study period during which stu- dents or one of the three pastors of the Bis- marck Baptist churches speaks, a recreation- period, and lunch. Officers are - Dave Halm, devotional chair- man; Marlys Dirkach, secretary; Jim Oshan- yk, recreational chairman; Sharon Erickson, president; and Darlene Velenchenko, vice- president. Wesley Fellowship Featuring food, fellowship, and devotions, the Wesley Fellowship meets every other Sun- day for a supper meeting at the McCabe Meth- odist Church. Highlighting the year was the study of religions of the world. Wesley Fellowship is open to Methodist students and all other students not affiliated with other church organizations. Wesley Fellowship members are - O.S. Tomlin, advisor; Dyvonne Erickson, Mary Jean Becker, Josephine Patzner, Leona Shimin. (seated), Mrs. O.S. Tomlin, advisor; Isador Glosser, and Jerald Hoesel. 20 Circle K and K-Dettes To serve, cooperate, develop citizenship, provide an opportunity for leadership training, render altruistic service --these are a few of the goals of the Bismarck Junior College Circle K club. Operating under the auspices of Circle K International and sponsored by Kiwanis Inter- national, the club carries on many service ac- tivities throughout the school year. Row 1 - Kyle Twaddle, Don Opp, Wesley Johnson, Charles Pudwill, Curtis Kuehn, Dave Luyben and Delmar Boehm. Row 2 - Allen Richter, Don Fischer, Gary Maddock, Lester Roller, Jim Oshanyk, Dennis Gartner, and Thomas Myster. Row 3 - Bruce Riedman.Gary Lahr, Don Fricke, Buddy Sing- leton, Rod Tjaden, Bill Kleven, Stanley Wentz, andCurtis Juhala. Club officers are - Dennis Gartner, vice-president; Charles Pudwill, treasurer; Gary Maddock, secretary; and Curtis Juhala, president. Row 1 - Mary Ann Goetz, Mary Ann Engelter, Elayne Saba, and Mary Jean Becker. Row 2 - Jean Teskey, Lavonn Boehm, PatSym, Maxine Tebelius, Jacquelin Padilla, and Elizabeth Mickelson. Row 3 - Linda Swanson, Mary Kay Gallagher, Cletus Reis, Beth Sather, Sherry Brower, Sandy Johnson, and Linda Kanan. Row 4 - Karen Anderson, Jeanne Schroedl, ;■ Jean Danroth, Daphne Morman, Karen Moore, PatriciaLeni- han, Maureen Bryant, Carol Becker, and Peggy Anderson. Assisted by the K-Dettes, the women's counterpart, Circle K sponsored the 1960 Homecoming dance. In February, the K- Dettes also sponsored the Valentine dance. Both groups are familiar sights as ushers and usherettes at most of the college pro- grams and athletic events. K-Dettes officers are - Mary Jean Becker, secretary; Jeanne Schroedl, student council representative; Elayne Saba, president; Carol Becker, vice- president; and Jean Danroth, treasurer. 21 Collegiate Players Seated - Peggy Anderson, Jane Gray Smith. Standing - Dennis Gartner, Tommy Thompson, Vicki Steinert, Maureen Bryant, Kathy Arenson, Bud Singleton, Alex Feland, Faye Neidhardt, Phyllis Kranich, Marlene DuVall, Dick Geiger. Under the direction of Jane Gray Smith, this year's Collegiate Players produced Death Takes a Holiday and Harvey. The sec- ond annual Variety Show and four one-act plays also were the pro- ducts of the efforts of the Players. Spanish Club Spanish Club Members Row 1 -PhyllisKranich.CharleneGillespie.DanneldaMontgomery, JoAnneGage, and Grace Paulsen. Row 2 - Karen Moore,George Silbernagel, Fay Fisher, Marlys Neugebauer, Gunhild Vetter, Louise Woodland, and Sharon Cain. Row 3 - Patricia Lenihan, Donald Hoesel, Mike McCormack, Steve Nelson, Allen Richter, and Mike LaLonde. LA FIESTA DE LA NAVIDAD i Permftame, Senorita ! iAh, lapihata! tAy, ay, ay! iOue bonitos los dulces! Los Oficiales BeJotaCe-anos Los BeJotaCeanos, or the BJC Spanish club, highlights each school year with the sponsorship of the Christmas formal, as it did this year on December 29. Open to all students who can speak Spanish, the club also held a Pan-American day on April 14 as part of its activities. Climaxing the year's events, several members of the club took a caravan trip to Mexico during the month of August, this being the third year that such a trip was made. L La Presidente--Dona Pepita (Becker) La Vice-presidente-- Doha Florentina (Neugebauer) La Secretaria--Dona Engracia (Paulsen) La Tesorera—Doha Paula (Kranich) Representative al Consejo--Don Alan (Richter) 23 Student Education Association The S.E.A. is an association formed in the fall of 1960 to bring future teachers together at monthly gatherings. They hear state and local educators tell of the opportunities and requirements that face prospective teachers. Members of the SEA are. Row 1 - Pam Tifft, Deanna Beierle, Charles Klein, Mary Ann Engelter, Delores Walker, Carol Reimers. Row 2 - Phyllis Carlson, Barbara Stratton, Gracie Paulsen, Marcella Schafer, Elizabeth Michelson, Judy Thompson, Joann Trygg, Don Schock. Row 3 - Velza Knoll, Vicky Steinert, Pat Green, Margie Assel, Patricia Lenihan, Irvin Smith. Row 4 - Alvin Maier, Kyle Twaddle, George Silbernagel, Bob Z.oller, Darwin Strobel, Luther Schoon. Officers of the SEA are - Chuck Klein, president; Pat Green, secretary; Velza Knoll, vice-president; and Patricia Lenihan, student council representative. International Relations Club International Relations Club Officers are - Joanne Worthington, president; Elaine Hermes, secretary; Rod Tjaden,student council rep- resentative; Bill Kleven, vice-president; and I.E. Solberg, advisor. The purpose of the International Relations Club is to study the programs of the United States State Department in relationship to major countries. They study the rolls that major coun- tries play in the United Nations. A representative from the club attends the United Nations Association of Col- leges, which is held in Minnesota in April. Membersof the International Relations Club are, Row 1 - A1 Maier, Kathy Klein, Jean Danroth, Elaine Hermes. Row 2 - Jerald Hoesel, Bill Kleven, Gordon Stewart. Row 3 - Don Opp, Rod Tjaden, Joanne Worthington, Jeanne Schroedl, Dennis Gartner. 24 With Education and Engineering, Steel and SPORTS. . . Foot R. Karlgaard Coach Running out of a Wing-T formation, BJC’s 1960 grid version pulled through a 1-4 win-loss record. Although showing in the win column only once, all of the year's contests were bitterly fought, with the opposition scoring only on sudden splurges. The gridsters, however, complied with the Homecoming festivities by winning the featured game against Hibbing, 24-13. Practice sessions were hindered throughout the season by late afternoon jobs of the players. Mohler, Martin Berger D. Geiger QB B. Gregg HB E. Johnson G R. Berger T J. Martin OB G. Page HB D. Rothmann C B. Coats G 26 R. Jose HB J. Slocum E B. Howie HB J. Bleth HB J. Mohler E BTC-0 BJC-6 BJC-6 BJC-0 BJC-24 Geiger to Martin for TD D. Tschider Ass't Coach SCORES Ellendale-12 Concordia Freshmen-24 Itasca J .C . -20 U. of Saskatchewan-23 Hibbing J.C .-13 D. Johnson G D. Schaefer HB B. Mischel HB F. Linden T H. Unterseher E D. Larson C D. Deegan G 27 D. Walker G B. Singleton E W. Wagner T K. Kohler St. Mgr. C. Kuehn St. Mgr. Basketball Standing, L. to R. - Coach Perry, Schafer, Just, Morrison, Gregg, Schnaible, Kohler. Kneeling - Deforest, Tjaden, Mohler, Unterseher, Wagner, Kuehn. SCORES BJC 63 Dawson County J.C. 55 BJC 62 Valley City 87 BJC 52 U. of Manitoba 67 BJC 67 Alumni 82 BJC 76 U. of Saskatchewan 73 BJC 74 Mayville 70 BJC 60 Dickinson 83 BJC 58 Wahpeton 67 BJC 60 Minot 92 BJC 74 Ellendale 87 BJC 67 Valley City 79 BJC 83 Bottineau 86 BJC 85 Jamestown 64 BJC 82 Ellendale 81 BJC 42 Minot 67 BJC 55 Dickinson 73 BJC 74 Bottineau 73 BJC 61 Jamestown 82 BJC 66 Mayville 85 BJC 80 Wahpeton 90 Mystics In Action A jumper by Mohler. Geiger dumps in two more. Another successful'fast-break completed by Unterseher. Showing sporadic spurts of terrific ball playing, this year's version of the Mystic hardcourt men put up battles all throughout the season, trying to put the locals in the winning column. Operating under the first year coaching of Bud Perry, the Mystics could not cope with the more experienced teams in the North Dakota Intercollegiate Conference, the members of which are four year col- leges. However, BJC deserves a great deal of credit and recognition for the fine job that they did do. 29 Geiger ties him up. All the way for Mohler. Unterseher trying for two. .30 Cheerleaders - Fay Fisher, Mary Ann Goetz, Grace Paulsen, Jean Danroth, Pat Mitzel. Baseball 1960 Standing Left to Right - Coach Karlgaard, Peterson, Geiger, Ellison, Tjaden, Unterseher, Woodcox, Frolich, McClung. Kneeling - Gallagher, O’Neil, Hummel, Wagner, Kessler, Howie, Mann, Finck, Synchronized Unit BJC 0 BJC 1 BJC 5 BJC 0 BJC 0 BJC 2 BJC 4 BJC 16 BJC 6 BJC 11 BJC 7 BJC 3 BJC 5 L SCORES Ellendale Ellendale Dickinson Dickinson Minot Minot Bottineau Bottineau Dickinson Bottineau Bottineau Minot Minot Members of the Synchronize Exercise Team are - Sherri Brower, GraciePaulsen, Mary Ann Goetz, Sue Lundberg, Elizabeth Bischof, and Darlene Valenchenko. 31 With Books an Bricks, Alloys and ACTIVITIES. . . Carol Flossie Elayne Beb One of the most beautiful bevies of BJC belles brightened the building during the weeks preceding the Homecoming activ- ities. Candidates who aspired to the honor of Homecoming queen were Elayne Saba, Pat Sym, Beb Bischof, Sue Lundberg, Mary Swanson, Gayle Mischel, Pat Mitzel, Karen Moore, Carol Becker, Flossie Walker, Lucille Uttke, Phyllis Kranich, Mary Ann Goetz, and Bernice Putnam. Not pictured is Judy Eckroth. Mystical Moments Homecoming, 1960, was an event of the school year that will long stand out in the mem- ories of all. In preparation for the Homecoming activities many hours were spent in building floats, campaigning for queen candidates, and making sure everything was set for the big day. Amidst a suspense which en- tranced the entire student body, the Homecoming assembly opened. Don Fischer, Student Council president, served as master of ceremonies. Climaxing the assembly was the effective ceremony of coronation. The football team co-operated by trouncing Hibbing Jun- ior College. The joyous mood extended to the finale of the Homecoming activities, the Saturday evening dance over which Queen Sue reigned . Streamers lay about, the dance floor was empty, but Homecoming, 1960, will remain in every heart. The Royal Court Left, Queen Sue waves from her official float. Dancing to the music of Sammy Ste- vens and his orchestra, 60 couples attended the 1960 spring prom. Set to the theme of Pink Rhapsody, the an- nual event, sponsored by the freshman class, featured decorations of abstract paper flowers. 1960 Thanksgiving Dance Pam Tifft and Dave Luyben enjoy a glass of punch served by Florence Walker at the annual Thanksgiving Dance, sponsored by the Press Club. Corn stalks and orange and black streamers predominated as the decorations. Christmas Formal The 5 Naturals lend their talent to the evening's fun. 1 I ftd Sponsored by the BJC Spanish Club, the an- nual Christmas Formal was held this year at the Municipal Country Club. The dance was held during Christmas vacation, thus giving the alumni an opportunity to see old friends and acquaint themselves with present college students. 36 Valentine Ball ElayneSaba, president of the K-Dettes, crowns the 1961 Sweethearts, Marlene Renz and Bruce Riedman. 37 Variety Show Inaugurated last year with tremendous success, the Collegiate Players Variety Show again proved to be one of the top activities of the 1960-61 school year. Under the co-chairmanship of Dick Geiger and Alex Feland, ■ this year’s show featured talent from the college in an evening of fun for all who attended. The show which was held on March 24 was em- ceed by Rod Tjaden. Acts featured included comedy skits, dance routines, and vocal selections, among other talent offerings. Patricia Lenihan belts out the blues. BJC's boop-boop-de-doop'' girls, Marlene DuVall and Gracie Paulsen, add a touch of the Roaring Twenties in their dance and vocal number. Laughing at emcee Rod Tjaden's jokes, are the boop-boop-de-doop girls. 38 Harvey Harvey, a three-act comedy by Mary Chase presented by the Collegiate Players under the di- rection of Jane Gray Smith, dealt with the life, loves, and adventures of Elwood P. Dowd, an al- coholic screwball; Harvey, an imaginary 6' 1 1 2 rabbit; and Elwood's equally crazy family. Presented on November 21 and 22, the play re- ceived the plaudits of all who attended the success- ful production. CAST Elwood P. Dowd............ Veta Louise Simmons.......... Myrtle May Simmons........ Dr. William Chumley....... Dr. Lymon Sanderson . . . . Judge Omar Gaffney........ Duane Wilson.............. Ethel Chauvenet.............. E. J. Lofgren............. Nurse Ruth Kelly.......... Miss Johnson................. Betty Chumley................ .......Eddy Agre . . . Jean Danroth . . Faye Neidhardt . . Tom Thompson . . Buddy Singleton . . Dennis Gartner . . . .Dick Geiger Joanne Worthington . . . Ralph Berger . . Maureen Bryant . . Peggy Anderson . . Kathy Arneson 39 One-Act The Hunted, a plot complicated by murder, sex, jeal- ousy, and mental retardation, portrays Dennis Gartner, a pathological artist, as he pleads with Sarah Jane Cripps, played by Elayne Saba, to remain childlike forever. Dick Geiger and Carol Becker, in the comedy Here We Are, present an entanglement centering around a honey- mooning couple en route to Hew York via train. A mari- tal spat over trivial incidents provides hilarious action. The infidelity of a woman married to a cripple provides complications in the drama, The Fallen Bough. ” Linda Swanson depicts a woman struggling for herself as Joel Breidenbach attempts to help her in her anguish. A Step From Beyond, a melodrama of the French Rev- olution, pictures Alex Feland as he attempts to secure a mysterious letter from Jean Danroth. 40 Economics In Action Members of the economics class that took the Minneapolis trip are Row 1 - Tom Myster, Duane Miller, Mike Williams, Charles Feland, Vern Keim, Don Dimond, Wesley Johnson, Sidney Hohbein, Lester Zoller, Dick Geiger. Row 2 - Steve Nelson, Donald Thomp- son, Mike Michalenko, Gary Maddock, Bob Turner, Eldon Reinke. Row 3 - John Gallagher, Jerald Hoesel, Lyle Bollinger, Rod Tjaden, Arnold Jochim, Leonard Barth, Bruce Riedman, Lam- bert Gerhardt, Howard Unterseher, and I.E. Solberg, advisor. Members of I.E. Solberg's economics class again this year traveled to Minneapolis as part of a study-trip of Economics In Action. Contributions of public-spirited businessmen through- out the city and a fund-raising campaign by members of the class financed the trip. This year the group visited the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, Federal Reserve Bank, Pills- bury Milling Company, Minneapolis Brewing Company, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, Minneapolis-Moline Company, Ford Motor Plant, Honeywell Company, and Red Owl Company. Penney's Day On April 21, with the cooperation of the J.C. Penney Company, the merchandising class a- gain took over the operation of the local Penney store. Members of the class served as adminis- trative and department heads as well as clerks. This activity is designed to give future busi- nessmen on-the-job training in retailing. Mem bers of the Penney’s Day group areleft, top-to- bottcun - Jim Lengenfelder, Roland Larson, Reinhold Schmaltz, Mr. Francis Larson, manager. Right - Charles Doppler, Floyd Haugen, Don Opp, Kent Horne, Stephen Schmaltz, Leslie Easton, A1 Berger, Edward Bratt, assistant manager. Class members receive instruction from Mr. Larson in the operation of cash registers. 41 Karen Anderson, chairman, pleads-- Please say yes to the March of Dimes. ” Is that all there is to it?' Mike McCormack. Dyanne Springer helps prepare Linda Small for the stab. BJC was one of the colleges participating in the pio- neering Collegiate March of Dimes. The event, which raised money for the National Foundation, was held for the first time in the United States and North Dakota with various colleges and universities around the state taking part in the activity. Karen Anderson was chairman for the local drive which earned $65. The money was raised through candy sales, blanket throws, dances, color day, and contribu- tion canisters. Polio clinics were also provided for students. 42 Phi Theta Kappa Row 1 - Wesley Johnson, Joanne Worthington, Linda Gantka, Karen Anderson, Judi Sherman, Jeanne Schroedl, George Silbernagel. Row 2 - Bruce Howie, Eldon Reinke, Ronald Reiswig, Dennis Gartner, Jerald Hoesel. Not available for the picture was Rod Tjaden. In its second year of existence at BJC, 1960-61 Phi Theta Kappa has 13 mem- bers in its ranks. Patterned after Phi Beta Kappa, members are selected from the top 10 per cent of the sophomore class. The faculty picks members on the basis of scholarship and character. In April a dinner was held at which time members of the scholarship society were honored. Secretarial students 44 Government class Future engineers Have you heard the one about? ...” May we leave the room? Anybody got a light? KP Duty 45 Name, rank, . . . Ouch! Thoughts and Transits, and Freshman Class It was an eager and expectant freshman class that arrived at Bismarck Junior College, ready to begin an entirely new venture. Registration, which involved long hours of stand- ing in line and of filling out dozens of forms, launched class members off to a hectic start. Among activities given to acquaint the new freshmen with each other and the school were placement tests, a smorgasbord, and an all-college mixer dance. The regular routine of everyday college life was a welcome change after the hustle and bustle of the first few days of orientation. Throughout the whole year, the enthusiasm of this freshman class permeated every activity with a school spirit that will long be remembered. With the close of their first year at BJC, freshmen can recall with satisfaction all the new friends they have made, the good times they have had, and the knowledge they have gained. And the class can anticipate an even more rewarding final year, as sophomores, on the new college campus. Allen Richter President Gayle Mischel Secretary-Treasurer Gary Pederson Student Council Representative Karen Moore Vice-President 4 Row 1 - Mary Ann Engelter, Fay Fisher, Sharon Erickson, Sharon Ewine. Microbe Row 2 - Dennis Eckmann, Marlene DuVall, Joyce Farber, James Fasching. Row 1 - Luana Krebsbach, Judy Huettl, LindaKanan, Colleen Kist, Curt Kuehn. Row 2 - Harley Hettick, Wally Kramer, Allen Johnston, Phyllis Kranich. Row 1 - Karen H.ckel, Sidney Flohbein, Ruth Hausauer, Marv Fettig. Row 2 - Arietta Fietletved, Dave Hahn, Merle Henke, Elaine Hermes. 48 Hunters Row 1 - Gary Schlaht, Beulah Schlecht, Gordon Sandau, Diane Sayler. Row 2 - A1 Richter, Sally Schaffer, Gail Rupp, Delton Rothman. Row 1 - Kathleen Dunnigan, James Davidson, Marlys Dirkach, Ken Diehl. Row 2 - Irene Dockter, Charles Doopler, A1 DeLaPoint, Phyllis Darwin. Row 1 - Sandy Johnson, Don Homing, Ralph Jose, Linda Jacobson. Row 2 - Jim Horner, Don Hoesel, Wayne Juhala, Marshall Just. 49 Row 1 - Dick Roberts, Donna Rivinius, Pauline Reinbold, Pius Reis. The Chain Row 2 - Donna Renner, Marlene Renz, Kathy Renner, Carol Reimers. Row 1 - Kyle Twaddle, Doris Unterseher, Delilas Vik, Jerome Voegele. Row 2 - lone Vandenburg, Lucille Uttke, Darlene Velenchenko, Larry Vogel. Row 1 - Gordon Stewart, Barb Stratton, Sonja Stern, Irv Smith. Row 2 - Juliana Stockert, June Stern, Mary Swanson, Linda Swanson. 50 Gang Forms Row 1 - Terry Westrum, Jo Ann Zimmerman, Dianna Wetzel, Mike Wolf. Row 2 - Stanley Wentz, Louise Woodland, Ruth Wolff, George Wetsch. Row 1 - Marvin Voigt, Mary Ann Goetz, Elizabeth Bischof, Vicki Steinert. Row 2 - Karen Moore, Delores Walker, Sue Lundberg, Dennis Johnson. Row 1 - Sam Fischer, Nyla Finck, Betty Gross, Joe Fix. Row 2 - Margaret Flowers, Jeanette Frank, Carol Fitterer, Dave Fix. Row 1 - Gary Page,Josephine Patzner, BobRedlaczyk, Doug Price. Row 2 - Faye Neidhardt, Dennis Poffenberger, Sharon Pfaff, Stan Rambough. Lounging Row 1 - Delmonte Christenson, Sharon Cain, Patricia Bosch, Dick Colville . Row 2 - Nancy Czywczynski, Robert Brown, Val Black, LaVonn Boehm. Row 1 - Mike LaLonde, Mike Gutensohn, Dick McCabe, Larry Larsen . Row 2 - Beverly Lacher, Gary Lahr, Ro- land Larson, Sharon McGregor. 52 Learners Row 1- Ruby Maurer, Sharon Maurer, Gayle Mischel, Mike McCormick. Row 2- Sharon Mills, George Masseth, Jim Lengenfelder, Betty Mickelson. Row 1 - Marlys Neugebauer, Verla Nerby, Pat Mitzel, Daphne Mornian. Row 2 - Dannelda Montgomery, Mary McKinzie, Kay Olson, James Oshanyk . Row 1 - JoAnne Gage, Irma Giese, Pat Green, Charlene Gil- lespie . Row 2 - Judy Goehring, John Garding, Bill Gregg, Mariann Graf. Row 1 - Don Schock, Jim Slocum, LuElla Schock, Luther Schoon. Row 2 - Audrey Schlichtkrull, Reynold Schmaltz, Stephen Schmaltz, Jacob Schnaidt. Row 1 - Pat Watkins, Pearl Weiss, Sherry Brower, Florence Walker. Row 2 - Monte Dralle, Judy Weber, Joann Trygg, Willie Weimer. Row 1 - Jim Bleth, Gordon Miller, Gene Meland, Bob Fried. 54 Bismark Hospital Student Nurses Row 1 - Larry Benzmiller, Patricia Rath, Sharleen Stengel, Marsha Veum, Sharon VanderVorste, Sceone Thorreson, Nadine Strand, Donna Mantle, Raphael Grim. Row 2 - Catherine Ketterling, Kathleen Nielson, Donna Hofiand, Jean Pfliger, DyVonne Erickson, Carol Miller, Judy Renz, Evelyn Darwin. Row 3 - Sandra Anderson, Karen Jacobsen, Lucille Larson, Norma Agnew, Norma Thorstad, Karen Klaudt, Doris Olson, Carel Austad. Row 4 - Stanley Skogen, Judy Eckroth, Dorothy Gaebe, Betty Zoller, Marlene Bock, Edward Richards. 55 Sophomore Class Two whole years gone! It really hasn't seemed that long, mused a graduating soph- omore. Well I remember those first few frightening days. Somehow I waded through a muddle of registration blanks, class assignments, and schedule changing. I'd never learned how to study in high school, and the teachers here were giving so much work. But throughout all the frustrating experiences I guess I was becoming accustomed to col- lege life. There were other bad times, too. Those ’midnight-oil’ term papers and pop quizzes have turned into pleasant memories by now. At the time they seemed hopeless. But there are many more memories--maybe something insignificant like getting kicked out of the library for being noisy, or something important like making the semester honor roll. Each month found some classmates dropping by the way. Each month there seemed to be more to do and less time to do it in. And each month I was preparing for that last day at BJC and trying to decide if I should continue my education. The time has come now. A new adventure lies ahead! 56 Class officers - Bruce Howie, Vice-President; Joanne Worthington, Student Council Representative; Les Zoller, President; Charles Pudwill, Secretary. D. FRICKE - Bismarck; Electrical Engineering; Collegiate Players 1; Eastward in Eden 1; LSA 1, 2; Circle K 2. J. HOESEL - New Salem; Accounting and Business Administration; Jay- Cee-An 1; Wesley Fellowship 2; International Relations Club 2. J. DANROTH - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Band 1, Bagpipe Band l,2;Jay- Cee-An 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2; Collegiate Players 1, 2; Eastward in Eden 1; Harvey 2; LSA 1; Press Club 1; K-Dettes 1, 2; Style Show 1. D. BOEHM - Mandan; Pre-Law; Newman Club 2; Circle K 2; Transfer from University of North Dakota . C. KLINE - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Mystician 2; LSA 2; Vet's Club 2; SEA 2. T. MYSTER - Bismarck; Psychology. L. MARTIN - Bismarck; Psychology. B. HOWIE - Bismarck; Civil Engineering; Football 2; Newman Club 2; Class Officer 2; Baseball 1, 2; Lettermen's Club 1, 2. C. REIS - Bismarck; Medical Technology; Jay-Cee-An 2; Newman Club 1, 2; K-Dettes 2. Daniel Fricke Jerald Hoesel 57 Thomas Myster Loren Martin Bruce Howie Cletus Reis Lambert Gerhart Karen Anderson Gary Maddock Lester Zoller L. DAVENPORT - Bismarck; Engineering. D. OPP - Bismarck; Business Administration; Chorus 1; Bagpipe Band I. 2; Collegiate Players 1; LSA 2; Press Club 2; Circle K 1,2. L. GANTKA - Mandan; Mathematics. J. SCHAFF - Mandan; Business Administration. L. GERHART - Bismarck; Pre-Commerce; Newman Club 1, 2. G. MADDOCK - Mandan; Business Administration; Mystician 1, 2;Jay- Cee-An 1, 2; Student Council 2; Newman Club 1, 2; Press Club 1, 2; Circle K 1, 2. L. ZOLLER - Bismarck; Pre-Commerce; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1; Jay-Cee-An 2; Collegiate Players 1; Eastward in Eden 1; Student Coun- cil 1; LSA 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Circle K 2. K. ANDERSON - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Student Council 2; LSA 1,2; Symphonette 1, 2; K-Dettes 1, 2; Style Show 1. R. REISWIG - McClusky; Business Administration. 58 Ronald Reiswig Fred Morman Eldon Reinke L. BREWSTER - Bismarck; Pre-Teaching; Newman Club 1, 2; Inter- national Relations Club 2. G. BUCKMILLER - Bismarck; Electrical Engineering; Bagpipe Band 1 . A. MAIER - Bismarck; Mathematics. R. TJADEN - Bismarck; Business Administration; Basketball 1, 2; Collegiate Players 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Wesley Fellowship 1,2; International Relations Club 2; Circle K 1, 2. F. MORMAN - Mandan; Engineering; Newman Club 1, 2; Internation- al Relations Club 2. E. REINKE - Center; Business Administration; LSA 1, 2. M. ANDERSON - Bismarck; Physical Education; Chorus l; Mystician 1; Collegiate Players 1, 2; Eastward in Eden 1; Harvey 2; Newman Club 1, 2; Press Club 1; K-Dettes 1, 2. R. DWELLE - Riverdale; Psychology; Mystician 1, 2; Press Club 1, 2; Circle K 1. R. BERGER - Mandan; Business Administration; Football 1, 2; Har- vey 2; Newman Club 1, 2; Vet's Club 1; Lettermen 1, 2. Margaret Anderson Raymond Dwelle 59 Ralph Berger Dennis Gartner D. GARTNER - Bismarck; English; Band 1; Mystician Editor 1; Jay- Cee-An Editor 2; Track 1, 2; Collegiate Players 1, 2; Eastward in Eden 1; Harvey 2; International Relations Club 2; Press Club 1, 2; Circle K 1, 2; Style Show 1; Student Council 1, 2. L. NESSET - Fort Yates; Medical Technology. D. BAILLIE - Mandan; Business Administration. G. SILBERNAGEL - Bismarck; English; Spanish Club 1, 2; SEA 2; Press Club 1. H. THOMPSON - Bismarck; Pre-Commerce. T. BICKLER - Bismarck; Business Administration. D. REISER - Washburn; Business Administration. L. JUHALA - Wilton; Liberal Arts. N. MARTIN - Bismarck; Medical Technology; Newman Club 2; Trans- fer from Mount Marty College, Yankton, South Dakota. Lenore N esset Daniel Baillie George Silbernagel Harry Thompson 60 Thomas Bickler Danuel Reiser Laveryl Juhala Nadine Marti V. KEIM - Bismarck; Business Administration; Band 2; Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2. ]. WETSCH - Mandan; Liberal Arts; Newman Club 1, 2. R. TURNER - Bismarck; Business Administration. M. J. BECKER - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Mystician 1; Jay-Cee-An 2; Wesley Fellowship 1, 2; Today's Secretaries 1; Press Club 1; K- Dettes 1, 2; Style Show 1. D. STROBEL - Bismarck; Commerce; LSA 2; Vet's Club 2; SEA 2. H. BOSCH - Bismarck; Pre-Teaching. ]. HIEB - Goodrich; Pre-Medicine; Football 1, 2; Lettermen's Clubl, 2. E. SABA - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Bagpipe Band 2; Homecoming At- tendant 2; K-Dettes 1, 2; Style Show 1 . S. NELSON - Bismarck; Journalism; Spanish Club 1, 2; Mystician 1, 2; LSA 1, 2; Press Club 1, 2. Vern Keim James Wetsch Robert Turner Mary Jean Becker Darwin Strobel 61 Helen Bosch Jerry Hieb Elayne Saba Stephen Nelson William Priess Joanne Worthington Kenneth Boschee Charles Pudwill Virgle Engstrom Walter Robinson Judy Sherman Donald Thompson W. PRIESS - Bismarck; Electrical Engineering. J. WORTHINGTON - Mandan; Liberal Arts; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Bagpipe Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Jay-Cee-An 2; Collegiate Play- ers 1, 2; Eastward in Eden 1; Harvey 2; Student Council 1, 2; New- man Club 1, 2; Today’s Secretaries 1; Class Officer 2; International Relations Club 2. K. BOSCHEE - Glen Ullin; Pre-Teaching. C. PUDWILL - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Student Council 2; Circle K 1, 2. V. ENGSTROM - Wilton; Liberal Arts; Vet's Club 1, 2. W. ROBINSON - Tappen; Pre-Teaching; Vet’s Club 2; Transfer from Valley City State Teachers College. J. SHERMAN - Bismarck; Medical Technology. D. THOMPSON - Bismarck; Pre-Commerce. J. SHERMAN - Bismarck; Pre-Teaching. 62 James Sherman Lowell Akers David Luyben Mason Scardigli Maureen Bryant Curtis Juhala L. AKERS - Bismarck; Pre-Engineering. D. LUYBEN - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Band 1, 2; President 2; Mysti- cian 1, 2; Jay-Cee-An 2; Collegiate Players 1,2; LSA 1,2; Vice-Presi- dent 2; Press Club 1, 2, Vice-President 1, 2;.Circle K 2; Young Re- publicans 2; SEA 2. M. SCARDIGLI - Bismarck; Engineering. R. FREEBERG - Mercer; Pre-Commerce. C. JUHALA - Bismarck; Pre-Medicine; Collegiate Players 1, 2; East- ward in Eden 1; Class Officer 1; Circle K 1, 2. M. BRYANT - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Collegiate Players 2; Harvey 2; Transfer from Jamestown College. V. KOCH - Bismarck; Engineering; Vet’s Club 2. L. BOLLINGER - Herried, South Dakota; Liberal Arts. C. BECKER - Bismarck; Liberal Arts. Robert Freeberg Vincent Koch Lyle Bollinger 63 Carol Becker Jeanne Matzke J. MATZKE - Bismarck; Liberal Arts. J. DOOLEY - Bismarck; Engineering, Newman Club 1, 2. D. DIMOND - Bismarck; Teaching. M. DUNN - Bismarck; Business Management; Today's Secretaries 1,2. L. BARTH - Bismarck; Commerce; Newman Club 2. G. VETTER - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Spanish Club 2; Jay-Cee-An 2; Wesley Fellowship 1, 2; Today's Secretaries 1. H. SCHRADER - New Salem, North Dakota; Law. V. KNOLL - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Chorus 2; Newman Club 2; To- day's Secretaries 1; SEA 2; Symphonette 2. D. FISCHER - Bismarck; Business Administration; Mystician 2; Track 2; Student Council 1, 2, President 2; Vet's Club 1, 2; SEA 2; Press Club 2; Circle K 2; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2. John Dooley Donald Dimond Martha Dunn Leonard Barth 64 Gunhild Vetter Hans Schrader Velza Knoll Don 1 ischer D. DEEGAN - Garrison, North Dakota; Engineering; Football 2; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 1, 2. P. LENIHAN - Bismarck; Education; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2; SEA 2; K-Dettes 2; Transfer from University of North Dakota. J. McDERMAND - Bismarck; Engineering. K. KLEIN - Wing, North Dakota; Medical Technology; Chorus 2; LSA 2; International Relations Club 2; Style Show 1 . H. TRAUTMAN - Arena, North Dakota; Liberal Arts; Mystician 2; LSA 1,2. J. SCHROEDL - Bismarck; Medical Technology; Collegiate Players I, 2, Vice-President 2; Eastward in Eden 1; Student Council 2; Newman Club 1, 2; International Relations Club 2; K-Dettes 1, 2. S. MILLER - Lehr, North Dakota; Engineering. W. JOHNSON - Bismarck; Business Administration; Football2; Vet's Club 2; Lettermen's Club 1,2. M. K. GALLAGHER - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Jay-Cee-An 2; Student Council 2; Newman Club 1,2; K-Dettes 2; Collegiate Players 2; Style Show 1. Patricia Lenihan John McDermand Kathleen Klein Hatley Trautman 65 Jeanne Schroedl Steve Miller Wesley Johnson Mary Kay Gallagher Bruce Riedman Joe Vondracek Michael Michalenko Bill Kleven B. RIEDMAN - Bismarck; Pre-Law; Pep Band 1; Bagpipe Band; LSA 1,2; Circle K 1, 2. J, VONDRACEK - Bismarck; Liberal Arts; Pep Band 1,2, M. MICHALENKO - Bismarck; Liberal Arts. B. KLEVEN - Bismarck; LSA 2; Liberal Arts; International Relations Club 2. A. HOLMEN - Livingston, Montana; Pre-Nursing. Arlene Holmen 66 Sponsors The Jay-Cee-An staff sincerely thanks the following business firms for their support of the 1961 annual. A. W. Lucas Company Bank of North Dakota Bashara’s Grocery Bismarck Automobile Dealers Associa- tion Bismark Elks Lodge 1199 Bismarck Hospital Byrne Insurance Agency Capital City Clinic Checker Cab Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cox, Pearce, Engebretson Dakota National Bank Dakota Appliance, Incorporated Dunahey Paint Glass J.S. Fevold, Realtor Enoch Schultz Creamery Finney Drug Store First Federal Savings Loan Associa- tion First National Bank F.W. Woolworth Company Gold Seal Company Grand Pacific Hotel Greengard’s Clothing Guy Larson Music Company Hart Agency, Incorporated Hedahl Motor Supply Hedden Real Estate Company Hoskins-Meyer House of Pizza J.C. Penney Co. Jansonius, Fleck, Smith, Mather, Strutz Kysar Kredit Jewelry Lahr and Lahr Insurance Lund Jewelry, Incorporated Mason Owens Studio Master Cleaners and Furriers McMahons, Incorporated 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 N.P. Benson Optical Company Patterson Hotel Prince Hotel Provident Life Insurance Company Quain and Ramstad Clinic Richmond's Bootery Robertsons Sears, Roebuck and Company Shark's Men’s Store Shoe Mart Sudden Service Vantine Paint and Glass Company Woodmansee’s, Incorporated Yegen Dairy Company