Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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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.

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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

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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