Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1965 volume:

Present administration and classroom building. Dormitory and student center now under construction, fall 1965. Library and classroom building now in planning stage. Classroom building for future use. Physical Education building for future use. Available Bismarck Junior College Bismarck, North Dakota Formal dedication of the Milton and Norma Rue Arts Center took place on Sunday, November 8, 1964, in conjunction with an open house recognizing National Education Week. The generosity of the Rues is material evidence of the community aid and cooperation which has made BJC a pioneer in the junior college movement. One of the interior classrooms of our new wing evidences the aesthetic as well as the functional attributes contained in the whole. These additional facilities are inspirational and beneficial to both student and faculty. 2 This architect’s drawing of the new $625, 000, 106-unit dormitory is becoming a reality as construction is now underway on the BJC campus west of the present building. This new addition, situated on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River Valley, will be completed by the 1965 fall school term. Construction on the new dorm site began on Monday, October 12, 1964. We can follow the progress from our classroom windows, which gives our college population feelings of expansion and anticipation. Foreword To allow the world to revolve around us without creating a change within us would be to eliminate the purpose of our college. To grow in knowledge, in achievement, and in stature is our aim. To keep pace with educational demands, the facilities of the school must also constantly expand. The dormitory, presently under construction, is the present tangible evidence of such expansion. With ever-increasing dedication and perseverance, we, the students of Bismarck Junior College, are laying firmer foundations for future students. In practice, we are planning tomorrow today. Table of Contents FACULTY...............................................6 SOPHOMORES............................................14 FRESHMEN............................-.................28 ORGANIZATIONS.........................................38 ACTIVITIES............................................56 SPORTS................................................66 SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES..................................76 SPONSORS 80 MEMBERS OF THE BOARD - STANDING: Dr. John Cartwright, Dr. Paul Johnson, Omer Tweeten. SEATED: Dorothy Moses, Warner Quale, President; Harien Erskine, and Robert P. Miller. BERTA HOLT HERBERT SCHIMMELPFENNIG JUANITA EDICK Bookstore Manager Registrar; B.A., UCLA Business Manager; B.S,, Minot State College, M.S., University of North Dakota, Carleton College, Montana College, University of Omaha SYLVIA KERIAN EVELYN OLGEIRSON CHARLENE SCHUCHARD Ass’t Librarian Secretary to the Dean Secretary to the Business Manager I. E. SOLBERG Director of Student Relations; B.A., Minot State College, M.S., University of North Dakota, University of Missouri, University of Wisconsin, University of Washington W.H. McDOWALL B. A., University of Washington, M. Ed., University of North Dakota AW AD ISMIR A. A., Waldorf Jr. College, B. A., Concordia College, M. A., Ph.D., University of North Dakota WESLEY WILSON B. S., U. S. Military Academy at West Point, M. A., University of Mary- land, University of Colorado JUDGE THOMAS BURKE B. A., Harvard University WARREN HENKE B. A,, Valpariso University, M. A., Colorado State College, University of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Wyoming RAYMOND HEID B. S., Dickinson State College, M.Ed., University of North Dakota, Graduate Work Colorado State College 7 DOUGLAS WESSEL B. A., Upsala College, B. D., Lutheran Theology, M,A., Chapman College, Los Angeles State College, University of Miami, Siena College, Waterloo Seminary, University of California at Los Angeles HENRY WILSON B. A., Jamestown College, M. S., University of Min- nesota, University of North Dakota, Concordia College, Montana State University LOREN KJONASS B. S., Minot State College, M. ‘A., University of North Dakota GEORGE LAWLER B. S., University of North Dakota, M.S,, University of North Dakota, Ohio University, Auburn Univer- sity « PAUL SWANSON B. A., Jamestown College, M.S., University of North Dakota, Concordia College, University of Kansas, Montana University, Rutgers University MIKE WICKSTROM A. A., Bismarck Jr. College, B. A., North Dakota State University, M.S., North Dakota State University 8 GIBBS MOLLAND B. A., Jamestown College, M.S., University of North Dakota, North Dakota State University, Western Michi- gan University, Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology RAYMOND YEASLEY B. A,, Valley City State College, M.A., University of North Dakota, Stanford University, Montana State Univ., University of Wash- ington, University of Colorado DORIS-GRR B.A., Jamestown College, University of Minnesota, Simmons College CAL HEINE A. A., Bismarck Junior College, B.S. , M. A., University of Minnesota, Head of Adult Education Classes NANCY OLSEN B.S., Syracuse JAYNE MITCHELL B. A., Dickinson State Col- lege, M.- A., University of Minnesota, University of Arizona, Annual Advisor 9 RUTH GANNON B. A., College of Emporia, M.A., Mexico City Col- lege, University of North Dakota, George Washing- ton University JUDITH ENGEN B. A., University of North Dakota, Summer in Germany Sponsored by Stanford University LUCILLE DIERAUER B. A., Bryn Mawr College, M.A., Columbia Univer- sity JANE GREY SMITH B.A., Minot State, NBC Radio Institute, North- western University, American Academy of Art, Speech and Dramatics WILFORD MILLER B.A., Jamestown College, University of North Dakota, Secretarial and Paper Advisor ARDYCE MILLER B. F.A., Drake University, Art 10 CAROL MORELAND B. A., University of North Dakota, M.A., University of Denver, Minot State College, University of Red- lands of California LOIS ENGLER B. S., University of North Dakota, B. L. S., University of Wisconsin, A. A., Goge- bic Jr. College of Ironwood, Michigan ALICE HANSEN B. A. , Minot State College, Workshops at; University of North Dakota, Montana State University CHRISTINE HILL A. B., University of Chicago ARTHUR DAVIS B.A., Bemidji State Col- lege, B.S., Bemidji State College, M.A., University of North Dakota EDGAR BOLLINGER Dakota Business College, M.S., University of North Dakota, South Dakota State College 11 FRANCIS ELLIOTT B.A., M. Mus., University of Colorado, University of Iowa, University of Minne- sota, University of Michi- gan PAT HALVERSON B.S., North Dakota State University BOB JOHNSON B.S., Valley City State College, M.S., University of North Da- kota 12 COOKS: Loraine Grenn, Lydia Deutscher, and Hilda Mehlhoff CUSTODIANS; Tony Mosbrucker, Adolph Hass and Adolph Johnson President - - - - ■ Vice-President - - Secretary-Treasurer Student Council - - Dennis Boyd Royce Roberson Joyce Buchholz Sharon DuVall Don Henschel 13 Ray Aberle Tom Agre Betty Anderson Dave Anderson Jerry Angell Bill Baron Bismarck Junior College Bob Becker Ron Becker Mike Beckler LaRayne Becknall Karen Benser Matt Benzmiller 14 Dick Billadeau Don Birch Steve Bosch Dennis Boyd John Brammell Joyce Buchholz Class of 1965 Dalian Buchman Joanne Carlson Russell Chase Ken Clouston Don Day Carole DeForest Sharon DeGroot Fintan Dooley Victoria Dutchuk Sharon DuVall Wayne Elhardt Duane Elhis Developing Ability9 Larry Entzel Dave Fischer Ray Fischer Jim Fitterer Floyd Flemmer Judy Fried LaVerne Fry MarLon Gehring Mary Geiermann Russell Gessele George Goetz George Hagerott Discovering Talents Gary Haider Tom Hanson Ken Heier Kathy He inert William Heinz Don Henschel Mary Hetherington James Hildebrand Gordon Hilz Dave Hoffman Ileen Hoffmann James Hulteen Working Toward LeRoy Humann Gary Iverson William Johner Marilynn Johnson Shirley Jordon Gene Kaale Mary Kahil Jerald Kaseman James Kasper Dennis Kautzman Roger Keller Ron Keller Multiple Goals Chuck Klein Larry Kleingartner David Knudson Gary Kollmann Robert Kopp Pat Kraft Hilda Krein Jerry Landgrebe Diane Landsen Sylvia Leno Lyle Magnuson Carol Malchert Satisfaction of Elmer Mattis Marsha McNickle Dayle Meadows Joelle Medinger Cliff Mehrer Darrell Miller Jim Mitzel Cathy Moch Dale Monson Richard Morhous Gary Morrison Myron Mosset Achievements Harlan Muth Paul Myers Dave Nelson Lloyd Neumann Pam Palmer Garold Paul Judy Pfliger Ron Pflipsen Barb Redlaczyk Judy Redmann Harry Renke Sharlene Retzlaff Backward Looks9 Darlene RLttel Royce Roberson Dan Sahli Wayne Scardlgli Herb Schaff Mike Schaff 22 Caryl Schlafmann Diane Schmitz Marlys S chock Don Schoepp Rolland Schwalbe Duane Siemer Pleasurable Memories, Ernie Silbernagel Wilbert Simpfenderfer Ken Siren Judy Smith Lucille Smith Bernie Stoltz 23 Pat Talbacka Judy Telia Barton Thompson Linda Thompson Margo Thorne Sandra Tkach Self-Knowledge and Denis Trom Elden Ulmer Shirley Vandenburg Paul Wachter . Jon Wagner Diane Wainio Delano Walby John Walter James Wanner Tom Werner Robin Werre David Westbrook Memorable Experiences _ Ronald Zech Yucca Zyme President - - - - Vice-President - • Secretary-Treasurer Monte Peterson Mike Thompson - Nettie Gratz (Not Pictured) ■ - Wendy Ferris Rick Barbie 27 Janice Ackerman Sharalyn Adams Dedi Anderson Duane Anderson John Anstrom Leo Appert Sharon Atkinson Linda Baillie Jean Barker Patty Bartels William Bechtel Charles Beck Vernon Beckler Dianna Beglau Ereka Benz Cheryl Berge Phyllis Berger Oddie Bertsch Bill Block Paul Bohrer Linda Boehm Bruce Boerner Virgil Bolt Judy Bornhoeft Eugene Bossert Nancy Brandner Marlys Brenneise Sheryle Brezden Phyllis Buckley Dennis Buechler John Burke Mary Lou Byrd Kathy Carroll Judy Carufel Priscilla Chase 28 William Chase Mary Christianson Faye Ciavarella Paula Cleveland Susan Cole Cleo Colness Mark Cram Doreen Dahlen Dennis Delzer Gary Dietrich Shirley Dietrich Leo Doppler Nadine Duppong Janice Ebach Carol Ecklund Jane Edinger Bonnie Eichenberger Shirley Eisenbarth Mathew Ell Russell Elvrom Sandra Erickson Deane Feland Myron Felchle Wendy Ferris Genevieve Fetter David Ficek Patty Filibeck Paulette Finneseth Linda Fite Paul Fox Larry Freier Gary Froelich Warren Froelich Cletus Fruhwirth Marlene Gallagher 29 Sandy Gaugler Jack Gebhardt Richard Goldade Rita Goldade Gene Goven Annette Gratz Sandra Grekoff Patsy Griff Nancy Gustafson Russell Haas Jerry Hager Jeanne Hainan Wayne Hansen Pat Hanson Anna Harsche Larry Hart Diane Heck Gerald Hein Alva Helleckson Colleen Hendrickson Inez Hermunstad Gerrold Herr Henry Herr Richard Herr Clois Hetletved Pat Heyne Larry Hieb Ilene Hildre Sandra Hochhalter Wayne Hoff Dave Hoffman Kathy Hornbacher Rex Howitson Valentena Iszler James Iverson 30 Charles Jaszkowiak Janice Jensen Eunice Johnson Lounge--the perfect place to study Linda Johnson Norton Johnson Mary Ann Johs Ellen Jorgensen Ingrid Josephson Rich Juhala Larry Jungling Randall Karges James Kautzman Mary Kist Kelly Klusmann Wayne Knock Mary Knudson Gloria Kolberg Beverly Kubler James Kuntz Arnold Kuntz Jeannette Kurth Jerry Kuntz Carol Kurtz 31 Biology Lab Line-up Mary Landgren Bruce Lange James Larson Linda Laub Linda Lee Francis Lemer Eugene Lemler Evelyn Leno Douglas Lochner Margaret Loock Myra Lundgren Norine Lynstad Lawrence Lysaght Monroe Madson William Malmgren 32 Anna Maluski Kathleen Manning Joan Marshall Betty Martel Donald Martin Robert Matthiesen Gordon Mayer Jaclyn McCormick Paulette McFerran Carol Mehl Gloria Mehlhoff Joyce Meidinger Harold Melanson Roland Messrner Barbara Miller Ken Miller Jack Molu Ileen Monroe Darrell Moon Richard Moos Kay Morrison Marie Mosset Mary Moyes Kay Mund Marylyn Munsch Ricky Nelson Suzanne Netzer Jack Neumann Sandra Pfeifer Monte Petersor Allegra Permann Delbeth Patience Steve Parrott Allen O'Callaghan Joann Olmsted 33 Cheryl Poffenberger Carol Pope Judy Price A. Wynnette Price Margaret Priddy Margaret Pudwill Maria Teresa Reguen Allyn Reiser Donna Rennet Cheryl Risch Geraldine Rittel Shirley Rohrbach Judith Rolfzen La Verne Roth Margaret Runestrand Connie Sabot Veronica Sackrnan Dale Sailer Loren Saville Lyla Sayler Vernon Schaff Sharon Schaible Kathryn Schatz Allan Schmalenberger Gerald Schmitcke Rita Schnieder Ronald Schneider George Schoenberg Angela Schramm Julie Schreiner Beverly Schrempf Linda Schrenk Mike Schroedl Barbara Schulz H. Tom Schulz 34 Excessive Esthetics Mabel Schwede Delores Seiler Sylvia Shaw Judy Siems Deana Singer Norman Smith Richard Sorensen Wayne Sorensen Frank Soule Fred Springer Robert SprynczynatyK Linda Strauss Sandy Stee Elaine Steffen Pegi Steinert M. Lynn Stevens Owen Subart Karol Syvrud Terry Templeton Ronald Tessier 35 Judith Thompson Maury Thompson Mike Thompson Sandra Timpe Darell Tomlinson Caryn Turnbow Ronald Turner Peter Vandenburg Some Really Use It Sandra Van Winkle Ron W arner John Weisgerber Gloria Werner Orlin Wick Phil Wildfang Candy Wilkens Barbara Willert Beatta Wolff James Wright Henry Yantzer Janet Youness Barbara Younker Pat Zinke Judy Zuern ORGANIZATIONS 37 ROW 1: Judy Redmann, Yvonne Oelke, Mary Hetherington, Beatta Wolff, Ingrid Josephson, Patricia Talbacka, Pat Woodmansee, Wendy Ferris, and Judy Siems. ROW 2: Judy Carufel, Sharon DeGroot, Joanne Carlson, and Karen Benser. ROW 3: Tom Hanson, Matt Benz- miller, Finton Dooley, Richard Moos, Dick Sorensen, Ric Barbie, Don Henschel, Dennis Jacobs, Tom Agre, and Larry Kleingartner. Student Council Promotes Spirit? Success, School A voice in the student representative body is a privilege granted to each official organization and class of BJC. The twenty-five members of the Student Council are relied upbn to initiate school spirit, insure the success of activities and promote the school as a whole. The first annual mid-year Frost Festival entailed many hours of effort on the part of the Council. Contemplating on the success of the school year, the Student Council officers include: President, Tom Agre; Vice President, Larry Kleingartner; Secretary, Pat Woodmansee; and their advisor, Mr. I. E. Solberg. Without the guidance of Mr. I. E. Solberg, few activities would have been deemed successful. 38 Phi Theta Kappa Members: ROW 1: Pat Woodmansee, Linda Thompson, Sharon DuVall, and Kathy Heinert. ROW 2: Judith Fried, Marjorie Linzbach, David Nelson, Don Birch, and Marilyn Johnson. Nine Sophomores Attain Honor in Phi Theta Kappa The national honor society, Phi Theta Kappa, selected into the Kappa Omicron chapter nine members of the sophomore graduation class. Marilyn Johnson, Don Birch, Sharon DuVall, Judith Fried, Katherine Heinert, Marjorie Linzbach, David Nelson, Linda Thompson, and Patricia Woodmansee were recognized as worthy of the honor. Members of the society must be of good moral character and have a pleasing personality in addition to the required grade average of 2.5 (an A is three points). Thirty-six of the needed forty-five semester hours of college work must be applicable to an Associate of Arts Degree. Completion of at least thirty semester hours must be made at BJC. Mrs. Ruth Gannon, Spanish instructor, is the Sponsor for the Bismarck Junior College chapter. 39 ROW 1: Cheryl Poffenberger, Ereka Benz, Judy Price, Diane Landsen, Judy Redmann, Joelle Medinger, Gloria Werner, Ilene Hoffman, Linda Boehm, Carol Pope, Karen Thompson, and Shirley Eisenbarth. ROW 2: Judy Carufel, Lynda Laub, Valentina Iszler, Suzanne Netzer, Kathy Igoe, Patty Perry, Sharon DeGroot, Karol Syvrud, Priscilla Chase, Ingrid Josephson, Marilyn Bender, Don Henschel, and Tom Asplund. ROW 3: Kim Westerlund, Dan Strutz, Randy Karges, Matt Benzmiller, Rick Morhous, Robert Wagner, Dale Grabenger, Dave Krum- wiede, Wayne Brenden, Larry Kleingartner, and Dave Berdahl. ROW 4: Ken Matthiesen, Alex Mckinnon, Ken Wolfe, Bob Becker, Mike Thompson, Larry Jungling, Gary Kuntz, Norman Smith, Terry Hogenson, Ric Barbie, Allen O'Callighan, and Tom Hanson. Sounds of Music The Collegiate Choir appears in concert at Christmas time, preparing for the true test of ability with the presentation of Sound of Music in the Spring. The Bismarck Junior College string Trio, Margaret Runne- strand, Ingrid Josephson, and Francis Elliot, musical director, pose before playing at the Governor's Mansion in January. 40 Comprised of selected memebers of the Collegi- ate Choir, The Madrigal Club enlivens school and community functions. ROW 1: Dave Berdahl, Karen Thompson, Shirley Eisenbarth, and Tom Han- son. ROW 2: Ric Barbie, Ingrid Josephson, Allen O'Callaghan, Marilyn Bender, Don Henschel, and Tom Asplund. ROW 3: Dave Krumwiede, Wayne Brenden, and Larry Klein- gartner. Special Entertainment Groups The Driftwood Singers, Tom Hanson, Larry Kleingartner, and Don Henschel, entertain student and local television audiences with their original folk singing. Performing at the KFYR Tele- vision Station, Ric Barbie, Shirley Eisenbarth, and Gary Kuntz - the Villagers - form one musical group from BJC. ROW 1: Mary Knudson, Shirley Dietrich, Judy Carufel, Mary Geiermann, Teresa Requena, Bernie Deforest, and Joan Marshall. ROW 2: David Ficek, Bill Bechtel, Alex McKinnon, Harlan Muth, Betty Jean Barker, Gary Kuntz, Gloria Werner, Linda Stauss, and Robert Brown ROW 3: Vernon Beckler, Matt Benzmiller, Jim Beck, Dean Castle, Gordon Weise, Bob Wagner, Don Henschel, John Weisgerber, and Roger McKinnon. Newman Club and LSA Discuss Religion, Goals ROW 1: Carol Mehl, Pat Bailey, Hilda Krein, and Shirley Eisenbarth. ROW 2: Rick Mor- hous, Judy Thompson, Jim Hulteen, Wayne Hanson, Ken Matthiesen, Beatta Wolff, and George Goetz. 43 I K-DETTES. ROW 1: Bernie DeForest, Shirley Dietrich, Carol Kurtz, Kay Schatz, Pat Senger, Delores Sailer, Mary Geiermann - President, Annette Gratz, Robin Werre - Treasurer, and Sylvia Lena ROW 2: Ereka Benz, Carol DeForest - Vice President, Marsha McNickle, Susan Cole, Dedi Anderson, Sandi Stee, Donna Boyd, Patty Perry, Betty Barker, and Sharon DeGroot - Student Council Rep. ROW 3: Linda Strauss, Joyce Buchholz, Barbara Redlaczyk, Mary Christianson, and Jaclyn McCormick. K-Dettes, Alpha Zeta Zeta Enrich Spirit in School ALPHA ZETA ZETA. ROW 1: Lucy Smith, Judy Smith - Vice President, Marion Gehring, Barbara Miller, Caryn Turnbow, Joann Olmsted, and Sandra Tkach. ROW 2: Janice Jensen, Mary Byrd, Margaret Priddy, Shirley Jordan, Colleen Hendrickson, Ilene Hildre, and Ileen Hoffmann. ROW 3; Joanne Carlson - President, Shari Adams, Linda Thompson - Student Council Rep., Karen Benser - Treasurer, Charlotte Bickler - Secretary, Lyla Sayler, and Hilda Krein. 44 ROW 1: Advisor, Mr. I. E. Solberg, Dave Anderson, Paul Fox, l.arry Hart, Matt Benzmiller. ROW 2: Robert Brown, Jim Mitzel, secretary; Bill Heinz, treasurer; and Don Schoepp. ROW 3: Royce Roberson, President; Rich Morhous, Ric Moos, Student Council Representative; Alex McKinnon, Tom Hanson, Vice President; and Ken Matthieson. Circle K Concludes Active Year The BJC Circle K Club is a chartered member of Circle K International and is under the auspices of the Bismarck Kiwanis Club. The main function is service to both campus and community through the building of personal understanding - The theme for the 1964- 65 school year! Some of the many activities this year included: ushering for Civic Music Concerts, collecting for the Community Chest and the Salvation Army, sponsoring a divisional work- shop for Circle K Clubs in North Dakota, and attending the annual district Convention in Fargo. These and many other activities help to train members in leadership, in sociability, and in a feeling of self worth! 45 ROW 1: Gary Dietz, John Bramme.ll, Dennis Jacobs, Larry Kleingartner, Tom Agre, Ron Becker, and Dennis Boyd. ROW 2: Floyd Flemrner, Don Birch, Wayne Elhardt, Gordon Hilz, Terry Hessinger, and Harry Renke. ROW 3: Dennis Trom, Milan Christianson, Clif- ford Mehrer, and Darrell Miller. Returning Athletes Comprise Lettermens Club Home of the Bismarck Junior College Mystics is the Burleigh County Memorial Armory, tfhere all home athletic events took place. 46 Receiving recognition as an official college organization, the Ski Club members are ROW 1: Donna Boyd, Kitty Igoe, Joelle Medinger, Jerry Angell, Delbeth Patience, Dave Bement, Judy Thompson, Jim Beck, Betty Jean Barker, Ken Matthieson, Betty Anderson, Ron Becker, Carol Pope, Loran Saville, Barbara Redlaczyk, Dick Kohler, Mary Landgren, Jim Hulteen, and Butch Ehlis. ROW 2; Pat Woodmansee, Paula Cleveland, Candace Wilkens, Pat Bailey, and Karen Thompson. Ski Club Organizes at BJC Photographed on one of the Ski Club outings, Delbeth Patience prepares for the downhill glide. Officers of the group are president, Jerry Angell; vice-president, Patty Perry; secretary-treasurer, Mary Christianson; stu- dent council representative, Ron Becker. SEATED: Judy Smith, Historian; Pat Fili- beck, Secretary; Teresa Requena, V. Pres.; Marion Gehring, Treasurer. ROW 2: Virgil Bolt; John Anstrorn; Robert Neugebauer; and Russ Chase. STAND- ING: Sandy Tkach; Kathy Carroll; Lucy Smith; Darlene Glass. Various undertakings have intensified the interest of Spanish Club members throughout the year. A vivid picture of the life of a native Bolivian was brought out in a speech by Teresa Requena of La Paz. The advisor, Mrs. Ruth Gannon, entertained the members at her home for several meetings. The activity that highlighted the year was a Christmas fiesta. Opportunities Shared Within Spanish Club and NDEA The Capitol City NDEA (newly-named chapter) is Bismarck Junior College’s state ana national Education Association. With the growth or the organization, each member has the opportunity to learn more about the teaching profession and its trends. ROW 1: Margo Thorne, Pat Woodmansee - Secretary, Sandra Tkach, Marilyn Bender, Mary Geiermann, Cheryl Risch, Lucy Smith, Pat Senger, Donna Boyd, Sandra Gaugler, Judy Red- mann, and Miriam Keller. ROW 2: Connie Mueller, Karen Benser, Arlyce Pfliger, Signy Syvrud, Sandra Timpe. ROW 3: James Kautzman, Don Day - Treasurer, Dennis Jacobs, Bob Becker - Vice President, Wayne Hansen, Larry Kleingartner, Jim Hulteen, Tom Hanson - Student Council Rep., Monte Peterson, Tom Agre, and Dwight Wrangham. Not Pictured, Marc Christianson - President. 48 ROW 1: Judy Carufel, Ereka Benz, Judith Fried, Joyce Meidinger, Judy Redmann, Joelle Medinger, Sharon DuVall, and Marilyn Bender. ROW 2: Shirley Eisenbarth, Mary Hether- ington, Wayne Brenden, and Delbeth Patience. ROW 3: Paula Cleveland, Paulette Holmes, Faye Ciavarella, Kay Mund, Mike Thompson, Ron Staff, and Tom Agre. ROW 4: Denis Trom, Marc Christianson, Bob Becker, Tom Hanson, and John Burke. Collegiate Players Dramatize in Productions Students interested in dramatics are able to participate through the Collegiate Players. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Jane Gray Smith, they presented A Man For All Sea- sons in January and Sound of Music” in the spring. All as- pects of the presentations are handled by the group, led by their officers. In A Man For All Seasons , Don Henschel portrayed the Common Man, a character who showed his versatility in mov- ing from scene to scene and character to character. 49 ROW 1: Julie Schreiner, Cathy Kremer, Cheryl Berge, Marlene Gallagher, Pegi Steinert, Allegra Permann, Phyllis Berger, Phyllis Buckley, Ingrid Josephson. kuW 2: Joann Keller, Myrna Lundgren, Mary Landgren, Mary Moyes, Margaret Priddy, Joan Olmsted, Shirley Jordan, Charlotte Bickler. ROW 3: Colleen Hendrickson, Oddie Bertsch, Shirley Rohrbach, Bonnie Eichenberger, Sandra Erickson, Deona Singer, Sheryle Brezden, Judy Price, Nadine Duppong, Mary Kist, Ileen Hoffman. ROW 4: Sandra Hochhalter, Janice Jensen, Janice Ackerman, Pat Griff, Margaret Loock, Peggy McGarvey, Sharon Thompson, Hilma Ahl, Evelyn Leno, Linda Johnson, Joan Marshall. Today's Secretaries Indicate Growth ROW 1: Candy Wilkins, Diane Wainio, Sylvia Shaw, Judy Siems, Jeanette Kurth, Mary Knudson, Barbara Schulz, Lyla Sayler, Mary Byrd, Sandra Grekoff, Cheryl Poffenberger, Marie Mosset. ROW 2: Elaine Steffen, Judy Bornhoeft, Sharon Atkinson, Correne Opp, Sandra Pfeifer, Judy Zuern, Beverly Schrempt, Olive Norman, Gloria Colberg, Eunice Johnson, Mable Schwede. ROW 3; Jane Edinger, Norine Lyngstad, Angela Schramm, Marlys Brenneise, Carol Ecklund, Barbara Willert, Nancy Gustafson, Inez Hermunstad, Beverly Rubier, Carol Mehl, Janice Eback, Barbara Younker. ROW 4; Teresa Reguena, Loretta Nelson, ilene Hildre, LaVerne Roth, Lynn Stevens, Mary Lawrence, Bevajean Sabot, Leona Kinsella, Leatrice Keddie, Annette Gratz, Carol Morast, Gloria Mehlhoff, Janet Youness, Wynnette Price. 50 Medical Secretarial students belong to the organization in their second year. SEATED: Caryl Schlafmann, Marlys Schock, Sharlene Retzloff, Betty Anderson. STANDING: Carol Malchert, Catherine Moch, Lela Knudsen, PatTalbacka. Organization Supplemental to the Medical Secretary's Curriculum During a class lecture on proper etiquette. Mrs. Thomas Leach presents a demonstration on the correct usage of silver. Staff Members, SEATED: Judith Fried, Beatta Wolff, Betty Anderson, and Pat Woodmansee. STANDING: Roger Keller, Colleen Hendrickson, Mary Christianson, Dedi Anderson, Kay Schatz, Judy Redmann and Judy Thompson. MYSTICI AN Covers Campus Events The Mystician is the official school publication that issues editions to inform the stu- dents and echo the spirit of the college. The staff presents pictolial and written coverage of the events and occurrences on campus. Striving for accurate unbiased, and current news, the paper relates the activities of the school and organizations. Co-Editors . . . Betty Anderson, Beatta Wolff Associate Editor . . . Judith Fried Sports Writers . . . Ken Stigall, Roger Keller Photographers . . . Colleen Hendrickson Terry Templeton Business Manager . . . Pat Woodmansee Circulation Manager . . . Mary Christianson Columnists . . . Tom Agre, Judy Redmann, Larry Naegle, Kay Schatz Feature Writers . . . Dedi Anderson, Gary Froe- lich, Sandy Stee, Judy Thompson, Joelle Medinger, Sylvia Leno Advisor Mr. Bill Miller Advisor . . . Wilford Miller 52 Co-Editors - Joyce Meidinger, Faye Ciavarella Sports Editor...................Gary Froelich Student Editor..................Sandra Tkach Faculty, Administration Editor------Lucy Smith Activities Editor...............Judy Thompson Organizations Editor.....................Beatta Wolff Art and Photography------------------------Judy Siems Business Managers.................... Circle K Advisor - -.................Mrs. Jayne Mitchell JAY-CEE-AN Staff Compiles Year's Activities Under the guidance and supervision of the advisor, Mrs. Jayne Mitchell, and the student editors, Faye Ciavarella and Joyce Meidinger, this Jay-Cee-An has been published. Each member of the staff was assigned a specific section in the fall; his duties were to keep and compile a record in pictures of the 1964-65 school year at Bismarck Junior College Members of the Circle K organization managed the financial affairs, with Mr. I. E. Solberg as their director. They approached local businessmen to interest them in sponsoring the annual and BJC. 2 53 Student Nurses in ROW 1; Marylin Sayler, Joyce Whitman, Joy Swanson, Peggy Donner, Sandra White, Karen Rennick, Coni Eide, Marna Strinder, Jane Sagehorn, Paulette Boe. ROW 2: Bonnie Hauff, Sherryl Halquist, Elaine Stolt, Shirley Hoffman, Carol Wagner, Don- na Joersz, Marjorie Iszler, Patricia Williams. Margaret Fadness, Margaret Kaiser, Dianna Heier. ROW 3: Mary Mandigo, Mariette Vanderlaan, Dorothy Perhus, Sandra House, Di- ana Iszler, LaVonne Opp, Jeanette Janko, Ardys Guenther, Beverly Olson, Sharon Edwards, Jane Hoffman. ROW 4: Carolyn Christianson, Linda Eastlick, Marlys Anderson, Raymond Winkler, Lee Wegenke, Gary Jacobs, Jennie Buck, Sharyn Pake, Ruby Deivert. Nursing Students Begin 3-Year Training Supplemental to the practical instruction and training undertaken by the students of the Bismarck Hospital School of Nursing, they attain credits in courses at BJC. The first official step toward their Registered Nurses' Degree following their entrance to school was the capping ceremony on March 14 at McCabe Methodist Church. Their three year course will be completed in August, 1967. 54 ACTIVITIES 55 Pick the Easy Ones Registration Day Fees, Fees, Fees Leads to Studies Hop to it Pat 56 Who, Me? Dig Those Crazy Legs BJC Musicians Musical Euphoria 57 Young Artist Series Presents Talented Three Karen Duke, a charming balladeer who accom- panies herself on the guitar, has an enviable back- ground of professional experience in opera, in musical comedy, and in various appearances and tours. She has a most refreshing repertoire of folk songs of America and other countries Delores Holtz, an accomplished young pianist, has made impressive appearances and has received awards for her contribution to the field of music. She is noted for her tonal resources as shown in the Mozart Sonata K. 576 and the Ravel 'Scarbo'. Raymond Michalaki, a nationally known basso, possesses a superb voice and fine musicianship. He has sung with the Phila- delphia Grand Opera Association, San Antonio Opera Festival, NBC Television and is currently with the Lincoln Center Young Artists Group. 58 Dance with Me Henry!. Well on Second Thought.' Halloween Party I Seem to Have Lost My Brylcream Do You Think We Will Win the Loving Cup for This Number Look Out! It is going to explode! 59 Alpha Zeta Zeta Installs Officers Tom Hanson, Ron Staff, and Ric Barby display act- ing ability Collegiate Players Present 'A Man for All Seasons ” 61 King Monte Peterson and Queen Pat Woodmansee Bismarck Junior College opened its first annual Frost Festival on Thursday, February 4, with the play, A Man For All Seasons. Following the play was the coronation of the King and Queen. Other events in the three days of festivities included dances, skiing, races, a basketball game, and a wrestling match. King Monte Queen Pat Reign Over Frost Festival Prince Larry Kleingartner and Princess Marilyn Bender 62 The Abominable Snowman invades BJC Dean Werner expert skier, once he gets his skis on Battle of Royalty Whee, tobogganing the slopes Let's play chicken 63 All together now - One . . . Two . . . Three . . . The Good Old Days! Now's my chance! Time is burning out! Hmmmmmmm . . . 64 SPOR TS 65 FIRST ROW: Jim Huss, John Brammell, Darrell Miller, Don Birch, Paul Jeske, Ron Becker, Gary Iverson. SECOND ROW; Coach Bob Johnson, Dennis Jacobs, Ken Clouston, Ted Loren, Ken Fligbee, Wes Aldinger, Dennis Boyd, Gary Dietz. Baseball The 1964 baseball team had the best record for a BJC baseball team since 1957. The team defeated Jamestown College, the NDCAC champions, in three out of four games. BJC 2 Bottineau School of Forestry 1 BJC 8 Bottineau School of Forestry 5 BJC 4 Jamestown College 3 BJC 5 Jamestown College 1 BJC 3 Minot State 4 BJC 2 Minot State 8 BJC 6 Minot Air‘Base 1 BJC 5 Minot Air Base 7 BJC 8 Jamestown College 1 BJC 1 Jamestown College 2 66 Basketball SEATED: Ken Stigall, Jerry Hein, John Brammel, Cliff Mehrer, Whitey Miller, Bud Gra- ham, Larry Kleingartner, Floyd Flemmer, Harry Renke, Gary Iverson, Wayne Elhardt. STANDING: Bob Wolf, Gary Kollman, Bill Block, Tex Beck, Ben Thomsen, Lee Gurke, Stan Swanson, Loren Saville, Jim Kasper, Gary Kuntz. The Scoreboard: BJC 94 Minot Air Base 84 BJC 64 Minot State 78 BJC 105 Devils Lake JC 62 BJC 97 Williston Branch 51 BJC 92 Minot State 89 BJC 54 Ellendale State 75 BJC 72 Sheridan College 68 BJC 75 Sheridan College 73 BJC 71 Palomar JC 68 BJC 74 Chapman College 81 BJC 93 San Diego College 71 BJC 81 Bottineau JC 65 BJC 90 Glendive JC 64 BJC 104 Miles City JC 83 BJC 87 Williston Branch 55 BJC 79 Bottineau JC 54 BJC 71 Jamestown College 76 BJC 96 Assumption College 54 BJC 95 Glendive JC 69 BJC 104 Assumption College 77 BJC 104 Devils Lake JC 95 BJC 105 Miles City JC 79 BJC 64 Dickinson State 66 BJC 79 Jamestown College 75 67 Mystics Top Mon-Dak The BJC Mystics wound up the 1964-65 season as one of their most successful in BJC history. They Mystics won the Mon-Dak conference title for the second straight year. BJC has never lost a conference game in the two-year history of the conference and has won twenty-four straight. The season was highlighted by a trip to the Fullerton, California, Holiday tournament in which the Mystics placed third. The Mystics averaged over eighty- five points a game and over ninety-five against conference opponents. The team scoring leaders were guard Ken Stigall, who averaged 18.8 points a game, and Bud Graham, who averaged 13. Graham and Larry Kleingartner led the team in rebounding. For the most part, the starting five consisted of sophomores Larry Kleingartner and Wayne Elhardt, along with freshmen Bud Graham, Ken Stigall, and Jerry Hein. 1964 All-Conference Darrell Miller 2nd Team Forward Hazen, N. Dak. Larry Kleingartner 1st Team Center Kulm, N. Dak. Wayne Elhardt Unanimous 1st Team Guard Beulah, N. Dak. 68 69 The Mystics pre- pare to leave for California as Coach Johnson re- ceives car keys. The Air Force chapel at Colorado Springs. Lawrence Welk re- ceives jacket and plaque at his ABC studio. Mystics Visit On Dec. 24, 1965, the BJC Mystics left Bismarck for die Fullerton, California, Junior College Tournament. The team left early enough to do some sightseeing on the way. Making the trip were Harry Renke, Bob Wolf, Jerry Hein, Larry Kleingartner, Ken Stigall, Bud Graham, Loren Saville, Darrel Miller, Lee Gurke, Stan Swanson, Gary Kollman, Coach and Mrs. Bob Johnson, and chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Keith Keidel. 70 The BJC group dines with Law- rence Welk at the Hollywood Palla- dium. California The Mystics were treated well in Califor- nia, especially by North Dakotan Lawrence Welk. Welk had the Mystics on his TV pro- gram, treated them at the Hollywood Palla- dium, and golfed with Coach Johnson. The Mystics took home third place in the tourney by virtue of two wins and a single loss, com- ing by a mere 7 points. The Mystics get in some practice in the warm California sun. Wayne Elhardt and Ken Stigall enjoy practice outdoors under the Palm trees. 71 Wrestling FRONT: Matt Ell, Mike Schaff, Jon Wagner, Rog Keller, Terry Hessinger, Gary Dietz. BACK: Dick Key, Mike Jochim, Jerry Kuntz, Mike Aller, Dean Castle, Denny Jacobs. The Scoreboard: BJC 38 Minot Air Bose 0 BJC 33 Ellendale State 7 BJC 10 Valley City State 30 BJC 16 Mayville State 23 BJC 11 Minot State 19 BJC 30 Huron 15 BJC 15 Jamestown College 21 BJC 13 Dickinson State 29 BJC 18 Jamestown College 11 BJC 16 Wahpeton Science 16 BJC 28 Bottineau JC 10 COACH DUANE HENNESSEY 72 Jon Wagner strug- gles to keep posi- tion. The BJC wrestlers entered three tournaments during the 1964-65 season. They showed up well in all three. On December 4th the Mystics came in first in the Wahpeton triangular. Dennis Buechler, Gary Dietz, Mike Jochim, and Roger Keller took first place. Mike Schaff, Terry Hessinger, and Jerry Kuntz took second. On December 12th, Mike Schaff won first and Jerry Kuntz took third at the Valley City Tournament. On January 27th, the first Mon- Dak conference wrestling tournament was held. The Mystics came home with first place. Mike Schaff, Mike Jochim, Roger Keller, and Terry Hessinger all copped first place. Mike Aller, Jon Wagner, and Jerry Kuntz picked up seconds. Roger Keller fights for a takedown. Intramurals Trophies like these are given out every year as part of the BJC intramural program. BJC boasts one of the finest intra- mural programs in the state. Each year trophies are given to the mem- bers of all first place teams. Tro- phies are also given to the partici- pants with the four highest point totals. Points are based on partici- pation and winning. A bulletin board keeps participants informed on all activities. 74 The intramural bulletin board Sophomore Activities RAY ABERLE - Bismarck - Education TOM AGRE - Bismarck - Education. Letter- men's Club 1,2; Student Council President 2; Intramurals 1,2; Dramatics 1,2; Mysti- cian 1,2; Student Education Association 2; Pep Band 1, 2. BETTY ANDERSON - Bismarck - Medical Secretary. Student Council 1,2; K-Dettes 1,2; Mystician 1,2; Jay-Cee-An 1. DAVE ANDERSON - Bismarck - Business Ad- ministration. Intramurals 1,2; Circle K Club 1,2; Mystician 1. JERRY ANGELL - Flin Flon, Manitoba - Busi- ness Administration. BILL BARON - Mandan - Secondary Ed. BOB BECKER - Linton. RON BECKER - Bismarck - Elementary Edu- cation. Baseball; Intramurals. MIKE BECKLER - Mandan - Secondary Ed. Intramurals 2; Newman Club 1; Student Edu- cation Association. LARAYNE BECKNALL - Bismarck - Elemen- tary Ed. Student Education Association 2. KAREN BENSER - Bismarck - Elementary Ed. Alpha Zeta Zeta; Bagpipe Band; Student Education Association; Pep Band. MATT BENZMILLER - Bismarck - Pre-Den- tistry. Wrestling 2; Baseball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Circle K. Club 2; Newman Club 1,2; Choir 2. DICK BILLADEAU - Roseglen - Education. DON BIRCH - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Let- termen's Club 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2. STEVE BOSCH - Strasburg - Business Admini- stration. DENNIS BOYD - Bismarck. JOHN BRAMMELL - Mandan - Education. Lettermen's Club 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 2. JOYCE BUCHHOLZ - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Collegiate Choir 1,2; K-Dettes 2. DALLAN BUCHMANN - Baldwin - Liberal Arts. Lettermen's Club 1,2; Football. JOANNE CARLSON - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1,2, President 2; Madrigal Club 1; Presidents' Club 2. RUSSELL CHASE - Bend, Oregon - Business Ad. KEN CLOUSTON - Mandan - Education. Lettermen's Club 1,2; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1.2. DON DAY - Bismarck - Secondary Ed. Span- ish Club 1; Student Education Association 2. CAROLE DEFOREST - Bismarck - Education. Cheerleading 1,2; K-Dettes 1,2; Newman Club. SHARON DEGROOT - Bismarck - Business Ad. Collegiate Choir 2; K-Dettes 2. FINTON DOOLEY - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Student Council; Intramurals; Circle K Club; Newman Club; Spanish Club. VICTORIA DUTCHUK - Fairfield - Secre- tarial. 75 SHARON DUVALL - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Collegiate Choir 1; Collegiate Players 1,2; Lutheran Students Association, Treasurer 1. WAYNE KLHARDT - Beulah - Physical Ed. Lettennen's Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Intra- murals 2. DUANE EHLIS - Maud ail - Business. LARRY ENTZEL - Mandan - Engineering. DAVE FISHER - Bismarck. RAY FISCHER - Strasburg - Business Ad. In- tramurals 2; Newman Club 1. JIM FITTERER - Mandan - Accounting. In- tramurals. FLOYD FLEMMER - Pick City - Liberal Arts. Lettermen's Club 1; Basketball 1; Track; Intramurals 1. JUDY FRIED - Bismarck - Elementary Ed. Collegiate Players 2; Mystician 1,2; Student Education Association 1,2. LA VERNE FRY - Fessenden - Business Ad. MARION GEHRING - Bismarck - Elementary Ed. Alpha Zeta Zeta 2; Spanish Club, Treas- urer 1. MARY GEIERMANN - Bismarck - Elementary Ed. Collegiate Players; K-Dettes; Newman Club; Student Education Association. RUSSELL GESSELE - Turtle Lake - Liberal Arts. Intramurals 1,2. GEORGE GOETZ - llazen - Liberal Arts. Intramurals 2; Lutheran Students Association. GEORGE HAGEROTT - Mandan. GARY HAIDER - Mandan - Wildlife Manage- ment. Intramurals 2; Collegiate Choir 1; Collegiate Players 1. TOM HANSEN - Bismarck - Music. Student Council 2; Circle K Club 1,2; Collegiate Choir 1,2; Collegiate Players 1,2; Mystician 1; Student Education Association 2. KEN HEIER - Hague - Pre-Law. KATHY HEINERT - Bismarck - Secondary Ed. Collegiate Players 1,2; Newman Club 1. BILL HEINZ - Bismarck - Marketing. Intra- murals 1,2; Circle K Club 1,2, Treasurer; Collegiate Players 1; Newman Club 1. DON HENSCHEL - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Collegiate Players 1; Newman Club 1. MARY HETHERINGTON - Bismarck. JAMES HILDEBRAND - Kuhn - Business Ad. Baseball; Intramurals. GORDON HILZ - Beulah. Lettermen's Club; Intramurals. DAVE HOFFMAN - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Intranmrals 2. ILEEN HOFFMAN - Anamoose - Medical Secretary. Alpha Zeta Zeta 2; Collegiate Choir 2; Lutheran Students Association. JAMES HULTEEN - Mandan - Phys. Ed. Base- ball 2; Intramurals 1,2; Lutheran Students Association 2; Student Education Association 2. 76 LEROY HU MANN - Hazelton - Engineering. GARY IVERSON - Grand Forks. WILLIAM JOHNER - Mandan. MARILYNN JOHNSON - Bismarck - Engineer- ing and Music. Student Council 1; Bagpipe Band 1; Collegiate Choir 1. SHIRLEY JORDAN - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1,2, Historian; Newman Club 1. GENE KAALE - Bismarck - Business. Intra - murals 2. MARY KAHIL - Bismarck. JEROLD KASEMAN - Wishek - Arts and Sci- ence. JAMES KASPER - Beulah - Business Ad. Bas- ketball 2. DENNIS KAUTZMAN - Mandan - Liberal Arts. ROGER KELLER - Bismarck - Phys. Ed. Let- termen’s Club 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Collegiate Choir 1,2; Collegiate Players 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Student Education Association 1,2. RON KELLER - Bismarck - Advertising. In- tramurals 1; Newman Club 1. CHUCK KLEIN - Mandan - Engineering. LARRY KLEINGARTNER - Phys. Ed. Letter- men's Club 1,2; Student Council 2, Vice- President; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Intramu- rals 1,2; Collegiate Choir 1,2; Madrigal Club 2. DAVID KNUDSON - Mandan - Liberal Arts. Intramurals 2; Newman Club 1. GARY KOLLMANN - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Intramurals 2. ROBERT KOPP - Mandan - Business Ad. Bag- pipe Band 1. PAT KRAFT - Linton - Medical Arts. HILDA KREIN - Wing - Secondary Ed. Al- pha Zeta Zeta 2; Lutheran Students Associa- tion 1,2. JERRY LANDGREBE - Mandan - Liberal Arts. DIANE LANDSEN - Edmore - Elementary Ed. Collegiate Choir 2; Student Ed. Association o SYLVIA LENO - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. K-Dettes. LYLE MAGNUSON - Bismarck. CAROL MALCHERT - Hazelton - Medical Secretary. Today's Secretaries; Medical Secretaries. ELMER MATTIS - Carson - Business Law. MARSHA McNICLE - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1; K-Dettes 2; Mystician 2; Alternate Cheerleader 1; Wesley Fellowship 1,2. DAYLE MEADOWS - Medina - Social Work. JOELLE ME DINGER - Algiers - Liberal Arts. Cheerleading 1; Collegiate Choir 1,2; Col- legiate Players 1,2, Secretary; Lutheran Students Association 1. CLIFF MEHRER - Mott - Education. Letter- men's Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2. DARRELL MILLER - Spokane, Wash. - Phys. Ed. Lettermen's Club; Basketball; Baseball; Track. JIM MITZEL - Bismarck. CATHY MOCH - Hazelton - Medical Sec- retary. Today's Secretaries; Medical Sec- retaries. DALE MONSON - Elgin - Business Ad. In- tramurals 2; Lutheran Students Association 2. 77 RICHARD MORHOUS - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Intramurals 1,2; Circle K Club 1,2; Collegiate Choir 1,2; Lutheran Students As- sociation 1, 2. GARY MORRISON - Raleigh - Elementary Ed. Intramurals 2. MYRON MOSSET - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. HARLAN MUTH - Gladstone - Business Ad. Intramurals 2. PAUL MYERS - Mandan - Pre-Law. DAVE NELSON - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Intramurals 1,2. LLOYD NEUMANN - Bismarck - Math. In- tramurals 1,2. JUDY REDMANN - Mandan - Liberal Arts. Student Council 2; Alpha Zeta Zeta 1; Col- legiate Choir 2; Collegiate Players 2; Mysti- cian 2; Student Education Association. HARRY RENKE - Beulah - Phys. Ed. Letter- men’s Club; Basketball; Track; Intramurals. SHARLENE RETZLAFF - Napoleon - Medical Secretary. Today's Secretaries; Medical Secretaries 2. DARLENE RITTEL - Bismarck - Pre-Med. Lutheran Students Assn. 1. ROYCE ROBERSON - Bismarck - Psychology. Circle K Club 1,2, Pres.; Collegiate Players 1; Newman Club 1. DAN SAHLI - Bismarck - Business Ad. PAM PALMER - Bismarck - Business Ad. GAROLD PAUL - Bismarck - Pre-Medicine. Band 1,2; Weight Lifting 1,2. JUDY PFLIGER - Center. RON PFLIPSON - Bismarck - Dentistry. In- tramurals. BARB REDLACZYK - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1; Collegiate Players 2; K-Dettes 2; Lutheran Students Association 2. WAYNE SCARDIGLI - Bismarck - C.E. Weight-lifting 1,2. HERB SCHAFF - Mandan - Accounting. MIKE SCHAFF - Mandan - Business Ed. Let- termen’s Club 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. CARYL SCHLAFMANN - Turtle Lake - Med- ical Secretary. DIANE SCHMITZ - Harvey - Business Ad. Newman Club 1; Valentine Queen 1. MARLYS SCHOCK - Turtle Lake - Medical Secretary. DON SCHOPP - Bismarck - Psychiatry. In- tramurals 1; Circle K Club 2. ROLLAND SCHWALBE - Center - Liberal Arts. Intramurals 1,2. DUANE SIEMES - Bismarck - Engineering. Weight-lifting 2. ERNIE SILBERNAGEL - Bismarck - Pre-Law. Intramurals. WILBERT SIMPFENDERFER - Golden Valley - Business Ad. Baseball; Intramurals, Circle K Club. 78 KEN SIREN - Bismarck - Education. Base- ball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2. JUDY SMITH - Bismarck - Social Work. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1,2, V. Pres. 2; Jay-Cee- An; Cheerleading 1 (alternate); Spanish Club. LUCY SMITH - Bismarck - Education. Al- pha Zeta Zeta 1,2; Newman Club 1,2; Jay- Cee-An 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Student Ed. Assn. 2. BERNIE STOLZ - Baldwin - Liberal Arts. PAT TALBACKA - Mandan - Medical Sec- retary. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1; Today's Secre- taries 1; Medical Secretary Club 2. JUDY TELLO - Bismarck - Cytatechnology. Collegiate Choir 1; Collegiate Players 1. BARTON THOMPSON - Elgin - Business Ad. Intramurals 2; Lutheran Students Assn. 2. LINDA THOMPSON - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Student Council 2; Alpha Zeta Zeta 1,2; Collegiate Choir 1. MARGO THORNE - Bismarck - Education. K-Dettes 1; Mystician 1; Student Ed. Assn. 2. SANDY TKACH - Menoken - Education. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1,2; Jay-Cee-An 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Student Ed. Assn. 2. DENNIS TROM - Bismarck - Pre-Med. Let- termen's 2; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 1,2; Collegiate Players 1. ELDEN ULMER - Bismarck - Business Ad. Intramurals 1,2. SHIRLEY VANDENBURG - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. Spanish Club 1,2. PAUL WACHTER - Bismarck - Business. JON WAGNER - Bismarck - Business Ad. Lettermen's Club 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Intra- murals 2. DIANE WAINIO - Mandan - Medical Secre- tary. Alpha Zeta Zeta 1, V. Pres.; Colle- giate Choir; Mystician 1. DELANO WALBY - Bismarck - Engineering. JOHN WALTER - Hazen. TOM WERNER - Driscoll - Business Ad. In- tramurals 2. ROBIN WERRE - Bismarck - Business Ad. Collegiate Choir; K-Dettes 2; Lutheran Stu- dents Association 1. DAVID WESTBROOK - Bismarck - Liberal Arts. LARRY WITT MAN - McClusky - Business Certificate. Baseball 1; Intramurals 1,2. PAT WOODMANSEE - Bismarck - Education. Student Council 2, Secretary; Mystician 1, 2; Student Ed. Assn. 2, Secretary. RONALD ZECH - Bismarck - Engineering. Intramurals 1; Circle K Club 1,2; Collegiate Players 1; Jay-Cee-An 1. YUCCA ZYME - Lower Slobovia - Lounge. All School Glee Club 2; Bird-watcher's Club 2. 79 SPONSORS A sincere thanks is extended to the following business firms for their support of our 1965 Jay-Cee-An: Acme Welding Supply Arrowhead Plaza Merchants Knowles Jewelry Association Lumber Mart Benson Optical Company Missouri Valley Clinic Bismarck Auto Dealers Morrey Allan, Inc. A ssociation Bismarck Elks Lodge 1199 Murphy Insurance New York Life Insurance Conrad Publishing Company Northwest Finance Company Dakota National Bank Patterson Hotel Provident Life Insurance Enoch Schultz Creamery Company Farmers Union Oil Co. Bis. Quain Ramstad Clinic Fevold, J.S. , Realtor Finney Drug Store Quality Meat Market First Federal Savings : Loan Richmond Bootery Association First National Bank of Rosen's Men Store Bismarck Service Drug-- Camera Exchange Grand Pacific Hotel Shark's Men's Store Greengard's Clothing Sweeney Bros. -- Guy Larson Music Company Tractor Co. Hayden's Grocery Western Steel-- Hedahl Motor Supply fk Plumbing Hoskins -Meyer Westley's Jewelry Inc. J. C. Penney Company Jack Sc Jill Sundahl's Yegon Dairy TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY w 1. Present administration and classroom building. 2. Dormitory and student center now under construction, fall 1965. 3. Library and classroom building now in planning stage. 4. Classroom building for future use. 5. Physical Education building for future use. Available