Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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OUR SILVER ANNIVERSARY DEDICATION TO I. E. (ESKY) SOLBERG Twenty-five years of progress have passed, Esky” Solberg has devoted fifteen years of diligent work to the successful advancement of BJC. Serving in the capacity of Director of Student Relations, he has giv- en endless hours to student and social activities, A warm smile greets a student at his office door, and he leaves with a feeling of having been understood and assured that there are many brighter days ahead. Ad- vice and counseling are given in the best interests of the student rather than from the school’s or teacher’s viewpoint. Besides being a counselor, Mr. Solberg teaches Principles of Economics to approximately one-tenth of the student body. These classes offer a rewarding challenge to each student. His class preparations are of- ten very involved, but for the student this instructor exceeds the requirements. Duties at school are by no means the end of “Esky’s activities. He is active in civic affairs, art, music, and fraternal organizations. He also serves on various national economic committees. He amazes students by his ability to leave for New York on Wednesday afternoon, speak at a meeting, and be back in class Friday morning more alert than his students! We, the Silver Anniversary Class of BJC, dedicate this 1964 Jay-Cee-An to our esteemed Esky” Sol- berg, who has done so much to truly make Bismarck Junior College “a college with a future.” 2

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BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE Jfiy-Ce rAK i

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 Bismarck Junior College has just completed its 25th year. It began on the top floor of Bis- marck High School in 1939. Later it was moved to a new building, on Boulevard Avenue. The growth of our college soon proved this new building too small. In 1961, another move was made to a seventy-acre campus on Schafer Heights. The progress of BJC’s twenty-five years is symbolized by the addition this year of The Milton and Norma Rue Fine Arts Wing. Our graduating students can be proud of the college’s energetic past and progressive present. The closing of this year, our Silver Anniversary, is a milestone for the 25th class - some of whom have completed their educational plans and others who will go on to more advanced degrees. Twenty-five years of growth and progress lie behind; ahead lies the future. A future that can be wonderful - filled with knowledge and progress. We must endeavor to achieve it. TMa ol Cfmtenfe DEDICATION.................................................-............2 FACULTY............................................-....................5 ACTIVITIES.......................................-.....................13 ORGANIZATIONS........................................................ 29 SOPHOMORES.................................-.......................... 45 FRESHMEN...................................-.........................--59 INFORMALS.....................-..................-.................... 67 SPONSORS...............................................................71 MEMORIAL...................................-...........................72 3