Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1966 volume:

mzn JAY-CEE-AN Published by the Students of Bismarck Junior College Editor: Bob Barclay Bismarck Junior College Bismarck, North Dakota Volume — 27 Foreword Life at Bismarck Junior College, from the long registration lines in September to the last exam in May, cannot possibly be revealed between the covers of a single book. For each individual the story is different. But something will be familiar to all of us, the long cold walks to the park- ing lot and the warmth of informal chats over hot chocolate and coffee in the lounge. We, the annual staff, have tried to put together some of the most in- teresting aspects of life at Bismarck Junior College: joy, sadness, victory, and defeat. These phases, an integral part of our pursuit of knowledge, compose the essence of the 1966 Jay-Cee-An. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES 2 '■''■' ’'’ ’'For the enrichment of knowl- edge through the cultural arts.” In jdedicatory attempts, the risk of being over lauditory is usually present. However, in the dedica|iQ|l of the 1966 Jay-Cee-an too rji 0i praise would not be possible for these two individuals. Their contributions to the city of Bismarck are well known. For these we honor them. As faculty and students ofBJ.C., we feel deeply grateful to them. Through their generosity and desire for education, we were able to build an extension now nousing one of the fin- est. most modern Fine Arts Centers in the state of North Dakota. In deep and sincere appreciation, we, the faculty and student body of Bismarck Junior College do dedicate this yearbook to Milton and Norma Rue. May tne light of their virtues re- main within us forever. f ';. Personable and efficient, Dean Werner possesses many qualities above and beyond those required of a dean. (Photo by Steve Shilling) The following are members of the Bismarck School Board: FRONT ROW, Dorothy Moses, Clerk: Dr. Paul L. Johnson, President; Mrs. Ethel G. Pitcher; Warner R. Quale. BACK ROW: Harlan M. Erskine, Harold Anderson; Superintendent Robert P. Miller. HERBERT SCHIMMELPFENNIG Business Manager BERTA HOI.T Registrar WILLIAM McDOWALL Guidance Director, Psychology CLARENCE HEINE Director of Adult Education I. E. SOLBERG Director of Student Personnel Office Secretaries ELSIE HEINLE Bookkeeper SYLVIA KERIAN Secretary to Dean DIANE SCHMITZ Secretary to Registrar Proctors EVELYN OLGIERSON Cashier - Receptionist WALTER BESLER Boy's Proctor and Chemistry Lab Assistant 7 MRS. HERMAN KLAUDT Girl's Proctor and Bookstore Manager Janitorial Staff ADOLF JOHNSON Head Engineer BILL SHEA ANTONE MOSBRUCKER ADOLF HAAS There is no question in the minds of either the faculty or the student body of Bismarck Junior College that without the work of these two staffe, life in our school would not be so pleasant. Kitchen Staff LYDIA BENDER Head Cook EMMA JOHNS ALICE SCHAFER HILDA MEHLHOFF ALMA MOUNT 8 LOIS ENGLER CAROL MORELAND Librarian Assistant Librarian MEREDITH ANSTROM Business Education ALICE HANSEN Business Education, Secretarial Science LINDA JEFFRIES Clerical Assistant in Library, Typing CHRISTINE HILL Business Education 9 WARREN HENKE Government, Geography, History EDGAR BOLLINGER Business Education, Business Administration ARTHUR DAVIS Business Administration, Business Education DOUGLAS WESSELL Humanities, Sociology, Speech COLONEL WESLEY WILSON History JUDGE TOM BURKE Constitutional History of England Constitutional and Legal History of the United States 10 RAYMOND HEID Sociology, History LAURA GILBREATH Economics, United States History, Annual Advisor ERIC GAJESKI G. Political Science DORIS ORR English, Literature EDITH BURGIN JUDITH ENGEN German, English English RUTH GANNON Spanish, English French JANE GRAY SMITH Speech, Dramatics, English 12 ROBERT STUCKENBRUCK Speech % m. -■ — ■ . ARDYCE MILLER Art LOREN KJONAAS Biology, Chemistry SAMUEL VAN VOORHIS Microbiology FRANCIS ELLIOT Music GLORIA GIESER Biology Lab Assistant 13 HENRY WOODY WILSON Director of Nurses Training Program, Biology, Athletic Director RAYMOND YEASLEY Chemistry GIBBS MOLLAND Physics, Chemistry GEORGE LAWLWER Mathematics, Chemistry, Engineering PAUL SWANSON Mathematics, Chairman of Engineering Department MICHAEL WICKSTROM Mathematics, Engineering- Drawing, Surveying 14 MICHAEL McCORMACK History JOAN MATHER Physical Education Man! What a spill! 15 16 EARL AFFOLTER Hazcn, Soc. Work DELORES ANDERSON Bismarck, Lang. DUANE ANDERSON Bismarck, Bus. Adm. LEO APPERT Bismarck, Ed. Two Years Accomplished MARY BARBIE Bismarck, Biology BETTE JEAN BARKER Bismarck, Elem. Ed. PATRICIA BARTER Elgin, Med. Tech. GARY BECKER Mandan, Lib. Arts JEROME BENEKE Bismarck, Bus. Adm. EREKA BENZ Bismarck, Ed. PHYLLIS BERGER Mandan, Lib. Arts VIRGIL BOLT Mandan, Lib. Arts EUGENE BOSSERT Mercer, Bus. Adm. DONNA BOYD Bismarck, Eng. JEROME BROADHEAD Bismarck, Lib. Arts PHYLLIS BUCKLEY Mandan, Bus. Ed. DENNIS BUECHLER Bismarck, Zoo. KATHLEEN CARROLL Moffit, Soc. Work PRISCILLA CHASE Bismarck, Elem. Ed. MARY CHRISTIANSON Bismarck, Psy. FAYE CIAVARELLA Mandan, Sec. Ed. PAULA CLEVELAND Bismarck, Lib. Arts 18 CLEO COLNESS Bismarck, Lib. Arts MARK CRAM Bismarck, Bus. Adm. DOREEN DAHLEN Mandan, Bus. Ed. GAYLEN DEWING Bismarck, Bus. Adm. WAYNE DEWING Bismarck, Bus. Adm. SHIRLEY DIETRICH Bismarck, Lib. Arts SHIRLEY EISENBARTH Bismarck, Elm. Ed. RUSSELL ELVREEM Washburn, Bus. DEANE FELAND Almont, Ed. Two Years Is Just the Beginning MYRON FELEHLE Bismarck, Bus. Adm. WENDY FERRIS Bismarck, Med. Tech. PATRICIA FILIBACK Bismarck, Elm. Ed. PAULETTE FINNESETH Norwich, Soc. Work PAUL FOX Bismarck, Lib. Arts PEGGY FRICKE Bismarck, Med. Tech. GARY FROELICH Mandan, Bus. Adm. JAMES FROELICH New Salem, Bus. Adm. SANDRA GAUGLER Bismarck, Phy. Ed. Early morning coffee break in the Cafeteria CHESTER GRAHAM Cint., Ohio, Ed. PAUL GREGORYK Wilton, Bus. Adm. LEE GURKE Bismarck, Physics THOMAS HAMMONS Cint., Ohio, Lib. Arts WAYNE HANSEN Bismarck, Ed. PAT HANSON Bismarck, Sec. 21 LARRY HART Bismarck, Bus. PAUL HEINE Bismarck, Sec. Ed. DARLYS HEYDON Joplin, Mont., Lib. Arts ILEEN HOFFMANN Denhoff, Med. Sec. PAULETTE HOLMES Bismarck, Sec. Ed. KATHLEENE HORNBACHER Anamoose, Phy. Ed. REX HOWITSON Bismarck, Engineering MARK JOHNSON McClusky, Phy. Ed. ELLEN JORGENSEN Flasher, Bus. Adm. JAMES KAUTZMAN Mandan, Lib. Arts MIRIAN KELLER Bismarck, Elm. Ed. WAYNE KNOCK Bismarck, Bus. Adtn. Hurry up he’ll be here in five minutes! PATRICIA KREBSBACH Bismarck, Soc. Work TERRY KREITER Goodrich, Bus. EDWARD KUBIS Bismarck, Engineering GARY KUNTZ Bismarck, Psy. JERRY KUNTZ Napoleon, Phy. Ed. MARY ALICE LANDGREN Wilton, Sec. BRUCE LANGE Baldwin, Bus. LYNDA LAUB Mandan, Med. Tech. RONNIE LEINGANG Mandan, Bus. FRANCIS LEMER Bismarck, Bus. Adm. EUGENE LEMLER Bismarck, Ed. EVELYN LENO Tuttle, Bus. Ed. NORINE LYNGSTAD Hazen, Lib. Arts LAWRENCE LYSAGHT Bismarck, Lib. Arts WILLIAM MALMGREN Mandan, Bus. Adm. College Life Is Not All Books ROBERT MATTHIESEN Bismarck, Bus. Adm. GORDON MAYER Bismarck, Pharmacy JOYCE MEI DINGER Mandan, Ed. 24 ROBERT MEIDINGER Bismarck, Bus. GREGORY MERTES Bowbells, Mech. Engin. ROLAN D MESSMER Mandan, Lib. Arts CLIFFORD MILLER Bismarck, Lib. Arts KENNETH MILLER Raleigh, Ed. JACK MO IIL Hazen, Bus. Adm. 25 JAMES MULVIHILL Devils Lake, Law DONALD MUND Bismarck, Bus. ALLEN O'CALLAGHAN Hazelton, Engin. DELBETH PATIENCE Mandan, Lib. Arts MONTE PETERSON Bismarck, Ed. CHERYL POFFENBERGER Bismarck, Ed. Man Is a Social Being as Well as a Scholar CAROL POPE Mandan, Lib. Arts ROBERT POPE Mandan, Pub. Adm. JUDY PRICE Robinson, Bus. Ed. MARGARET PRIDDY Bismarck, Soc. Stud. JANICE RAMBOUGH Braddock, Bus. Ed. DONNA RENNER Washburn, Ed. GERALDINE RITTEL Bismarck, Soc. Work I-'LORE AN ROEHRICH Strasburg, Phy. Ed. VERONICA SACKMAN Bismarck, Med. Tech. LOREN SAVILLE Braddock, Phy. Ed. SHARON SCHAIBLE Bismarck, Ed. KATHRYN SCHATZ Bismarck, Lib. Arts What! Out of paper? Draft or More College? 28 RONALD SCHNEIDER Bismarck, Bus. Adm. ANGELA SCHRAMM Hazen, Med. Sec. LINDA SCHRENK Ashley, Med. Tech. JUDITH SIEMS Bismarck, Sec. DEANNA SINGER Bismarck, Med. Sec. NORMAN SMITH Mandan.Lib. Arts RICHARD SORENSON Bismarck, Bus. Adm. WAYNE SORENSON Bismarck, Engin. ROBERT SPRYNCZY - NATYK Bismarck, Bus. Adm. KENNETH STIGALL Cint., Ohio, Ed. STANLEY SWANSON Underwood, Bus. Adm. CHARLES SWENSON Bismarck, Ed. CHRISTINE SWIGOST Williston, Med. Sec. KAROL SYVRUD Mandan, Ed. PEEP TABA Linton, Math RONALD TESSIER Belfield, Bus. Adm. JUDITH THOMPSON Witt, 111., Ed. IVAN THOMSEN Underwood, Ed. Books, books, everywhere. But not a student in sight. 29 DARELL TOMLINSON Bismarck, Bus. Adm. CARYN TURNBOU Bismarck, Lib. Arts RODNEY UNDERDAHL Coleharbor, Bus. Adm. PETER VANDENBURG Lark, Engin. SANDRA VanWINKLE Bismarck, Ed. JEFFREY WACHTER Bismarck,Bus. Adm. Marriage or Work? DAVID WALKER Selfridge, Bus. Adm. DUANE WANNER Bismarck, Lib. Arts RONALD WARNER Bismarck, Ed. JOHN WEISGERBER Bismarck,Bus. Adm. GLORIA WFRNER Bismarck, Phy. Ed. PHILIP WILDFANG Bismarck, Lib. Arts 30 Intense BJC Fans TONY WINGENBACH Bismarck,Bus. Adm. BEATTA WOLFF Haynes, Ed. LEON WRAALSTAD Courtenay, Bus. Adm. JAMES WRIGHT Courtenay, His. LARRY YETTER Bismarck, Ed. MONROE MADSON Robinson, Bus. Adm. 31 32 Students At Work 33 Mabel Acheson Marlyn Arndt Shirleen Ackerman Robert Barclay Mavis Blackmore The First Rung on the Ladder Marilyn Aldinger Antoinette Barth Eunice Blomquist Gary Braun Janice Baeth Beverly Bay Betty Blumhagen Linda Chambers Cheryl Cordes Linda Allison Lynette Bettach Walter Bort Palma Chandler Diane Danielson 34 Karyn Duma Theresa Foul Francine Davis Carol Eisenbeis Dale Feist David Fix Judy Geisinger Linda Deichert Ervin Erickson Jeanne Fettig Betty Freeze Walter Glass No Place to Go but Up. Karen Dockter Madge Erskine Genevieve Fetter Bryan Gaylord Daphne Drewello Kathy Fahnlander Joy Fischer 35 Dennis D Goetz Karen Haldorson Linda Hartmann Susan Hille Geraldine Hoffart Rebecca Hagerott Betty Hartman Terrill Goodhue Arnold Hammeren Tarry Hendricksen Norma Hoff Judith Grade Dale Hande Gerald Hermanson Dennis E Goetz Danny Hall Ann Helming Franklin Hilsendager Robert Holmly Just Getting in the Qwing of Things 36 Lorraine Hunt Diane Kadrmas Bonnie Iszler Sharon Kaiser Deanna Kelsch Just Wait Until Next Year! Pamela Johnson Barbara Kaczmarck Gerry Keller Sheila Keller Linda Kleppe Jerry Klosterman Larry Koester Dennis Kost Sherllyn Kottsick Geogre Kraft 37 We Discovered How Much We Didn't Know Robert Kraft Joyce Lagasse Joan Loeb Roberta Magstadt Robert Martinson Amelia Krein Kathie Larsen Michael Long Cheryl Majka Cynthia Marty Madonna Kuhn Joyce Liedtke Linda Mack Judy Martineson 38 Glenda Mattis Carol Miller Rita Morelance Margo Ogan Ardes Pfeifer Jerry Meeker Marcia Miller Diane Nelson Marian Ogan Dennise Pflepsen Ignorance Is Not Bliss Robert Miller Donald Nordstorm Janet Paulson Douglas Pottinger Ronald Nordstrom Carol Perry Karen Rebenitsch Yvonne Pettit Kathleen Richter 39 Linda Richter Gail Rieger Ilene Riehl Myrna Riskedahl Linda Rowley Peggy Sande Wayne Schlafmann Duane Schmaltz Leslie Schock James Schumacher Christine Roszkowski John Schiermeister Gordon Schmidt Nathan Schumacker Still Not Finished 40 We'll See You Next Year —■ Linda Sherman Donna Sorenson Gladys Stickney Wesley Tausend Rose Thomas JoAnn Simons Fred Springer Ken Stoxen Robert Tello Lynette Thune Sharon Sisco Linda Starr Sandra Swenson Yvonne Thill Dorothy Stark Janet Swenson LaDonna Thieling Danny Sunquist Sharon Ternes 41 Milo Thurn Patricia Voller Ken Totten Isabel Wald Linda Weiss Mike Vandali Lucille Wallender Mary Williams Harry Zacher Elsie Zimmerman Delayne Trautmann Ester W alker Kathleen Welch Mary Ann Woeste 42 Myrna Vollan Phyllis Weigel Judy Wise Keith Zimmerle Dale Zundel Joyce Zueger Rodine Marshall Typical College Life: I've got three pennies... Review today, test tomorrow! 43 My mother would believe never that I keep my room this clean! How much longer are we going to have to wait? 44 But I didn't expect inspection today! What we don't do for our school—but it's worth it. 45 46 ORGANIZATIONS Bismarck Hospital Nursing Students are: FRONT ROW; Barbara Mell, Adeline Kasberg, Peggy Arp, Susan Renfrow, Sharon Landenberger, Vivian Warfield, Sharon Evans, Don- na Sulzle. SECOND ROW; Pat Burnstad, Sandra Field, Karen Becker, Shirley Brockel, Agnes Bahm, Sandra Swendson, Randa Waddingham, Connie Hagel. ROW THREE; Harold Lee, Mark Dove, Mary Bohogofsky, Shirley Heyen, Beverly Hedman, LaDonna Wetzel, Daniel Walz, James Poling. Not pictured are Bruce Kaiser and Evlyn Dobson. Qtudent Nurses Enrolled in Accordance With 48 Saint Alexius Nursing Students are: FRONT ROW, Bonita Akers, Ann Bernhardt, Patri- cia Boehm, Karen Kalisiak, Linda Gumke, Roberta Koltes, Charlotte Klose, Margaret Helfenstein, Genevieve Fetter. SECOND ROW; Sister Gertrude, Sandra Voik, Jane Schneider, Marlys Hruby, Sally Claridge, Alice Silbernagel, Kathy Fitzgerald, Nancy Mason, THIRD ROW; Janice Funk, Linda Hulm, Melinda Mattern, Marsha Harens, Ramona Olson, Julie Bosch, Barbara Lipp, Maryann Moch, Paul Pitzer, and Sharon Britton. 49 in Courses at 6JC Hospital Curriculum FRONT ROW; Claudia Franke, Pricilla Chase, Mary Ann Woeste, Cheryl O'brien, Kathy Richter, Carol Perry, Evelyn Dobson, Pam Johnson, Diane Kosse, JoAnn Carti- lege, Cheryl Poffenberger, Linda Weise. SECOND ROW; Donna Sorenson, Virginia Dirk, Sheryl Kaiser, LaDean Borth, Gloria Werner, Judy Schiff, Shirley Eisenbarth, Sheila Rauser, Linda Camp, Kathy Welch, JoAnn Simons, Loretta Campbell, Chris Swigost. THIRD ROW; Joy Fischer, Glenda Mattis, Shirleen Ackerman, Larry Carlson, Gary Kuntz, Kathy Carroll, Ellyn Kensmoe, Gail Reiger, Linda Ferguson, Judy Price, Bonnie Kokkeler. FOURTH ROW; Charles Swenson, Norman Smith, Morrey LaRue, Rick Barbie, Charles Beck, Darrell Fiedler, John Mortenson, Jeff Avery, George Kraft, and James Mulvihill. Collegiate Chorale Now, did you hear that Phrase? Members of student council pictured above are: FRONT ROW; Pat Bartels, RuthChrist- ianson, Marie Mosset, Kathy Welch, DeEtta Wahl, Paulette Cleveland, Shirley Deit- rich. SECOND ROW; Mary Christianson, Jane Edinger, Monte Peterson, WendyFerris, Dick Sorenson, Carol Pope. THIRD ROW; Bob Barclay, Mark Halvorsen, Paul Fox, Kathy Hanson, Gary Kuntz, Rich Barbie. Student Council Made up of one person as a representative from each organization on campus. Student Council is the governing factor of the student body. Its primary purpose is to serve as an intermediary between the faculty and the student body. 51 Members of the organization pictured above are; FRONT ROW: Robert Martinson, Larry Hart, and Mark Halvorson, SECOND ROW: Sandy McKinnon, Kenneth Ottenbacher, Don Gilbertson, and Rick Aberle. THIRD ROW: Dennis Kost, Cal Peterson, and Glenn Hoff. Circle K A chartered member of Circle K International, Circle K is under the auspices of the Bismarck Kiwanis Club. The major function of this club is to perform a service to both campus and community. 52 Alpha Zeta Zeta Organized during the 1962-63 academic year, Alpha Zeta Zeta is a service and social women's organization. Alpha Zeta Zeta is open to all women students at Bismarck Junior College who wish to join. Alpha Zeta Zeta members include the following: Pat Filibeck, Caryn Turnbow, Judy Wise, Judy Price, Judy Radspinner, Geraldine Rittle, and Margaret Priddy. 53 Spanish Club members pictured above include; FRONT ROW: Norma Schmitz, Beverly Bay, Pat Filibeck, Paulette Finneseth, SECOND ROW: Steve Bolt, Delbeth Patience, Carol Pope, and Kathy Hansen. Spanish Club The purpose of the Bismarck Junior College Spanish Club is to stimulate interest in the cultural value of Latin America and Spain. It is a Spanish custom that each year during Christmas Holidays a gathering is held at which a Pinata filled with candy is broken. Members of the 1965-66 Dramatics Club include: FRONT ROW; Delbeth Patience, Cleo Coleness, Judy Radspinner, Gary Kuntz, Ric Barbie, and Jim Waechter, SECOND ROW; Maggie Hoffman, Gloria Werner, Mark Miller, Dedi Lundberg, and Phil Wild- fang. Dramatics Under the direction of Mrs. Jane Grey Smith the Bismarck Junior College Dramatics Club has been active throughout the school year. Included in their performances are The Thurber Carnival and a dance at the Variety Show during the frost festival. 55 Members of Ski Club are: Deanna Kelch; Delbeth Patience: Cheryl Poffenberger; Mark Miller; Carol Pope; Faculty advisor, Mr. Bina; Donald Nordstrom; James Moore; Walter Glass; and Ron Nordstrom. 56 Members pictured above are; FRONT ROW; Arlys Gallagher, Jordice Frieson, Lynette Betlach, Pam Johnson, Roberta Holmly, Rebecca Hagerott, Darlys Heyden. SECOND ROW; Karen Ketterling, Pat Bartels, Shirleen Ackerman, Lynette Thune, Judy Price, Madge Erskine, Ilona Josephson, and Dennis Goetz. Lutheran Student Association Open to all Protestant students, the Lutheran Student Association offers spiritual strength, guidance and fellowship along with academic endeavor. 57 Newman Club The Newman Club, having been in existence for fifteen years, is the oldest organiza- tion on campus in addition to being one of the largest. Two credits may be acquired for active participation in the organization. Newman Club is affiliated with the National Newman Foundation. Pictured below are: FRONT ROW; Mary Jane Knudsen, Stacey Sawiki, Linda Meek, Norma Schmitz, Mary Ann Woeste, Carol Pope, and Jean Barker. SECOND ROW; Joan Loeb, Cleo Coleness, Gloria Werner, Joyce Zueger, and Delbeth Patience. THIRD ROW; Charlie Swenson, Dave Fix, Leo Appert, Greg Erling, and Richard Heidt. FOURTH ROW; Norman Smith, Mike Patten, Frank Turman, James Beck, and Rick Aberle. 58 FRONT ROW: Mavis Blackmore, Pat Bartels, Gloria Werner, Penny Riedman, Beatta Wolff, Paula Cleveland, Bev Bay, Rebecca Hagerott. SECOND ROW: Judy Thompson, Jean Barker, Carol Pope, Marley Feickert, Jeorge Patience, Judy Sciff, Joann Simons, Darlys Heydon, Mary Christianson, Dedi Anderson, Ilona Josephson, Paulette Finneseth. K-Dettes Kathy Hornbacher begs for pennies during K-Dette initiation. 59 The following are the members of the Medical Secretaries Club: FRONT ROW; Jane F.dinger, Anette Gratz, and Marie Mosset. SECOND ROW; Janice Ebach, Deane Singer, Ingrid Josephson, Yvonne Oekle, Angela Schramm, and Eileen Hoffman. Med Sec's Once annually, Mrs. Thomas Leach informs secretaries about etiquette. 60 Members of the Mystician Staff pictured here include: Carol Perry, Beatta Wolff, Mary Christianson, Monte Peterson, Dedi Anderson, Beverly Bay, Cleo Coleness, and Faye Ciavarella. Advisor - Wilford Miller Co-editors - Beatta Wolff, Mary Christianson Associate editor - Carol Perry Sports editor - Richard Morson Photographers - Bette Jean Barker, Bob Martinson Business Managers - Dedi Anderson, Mary Christianson Circulation Managers - Donna Boyd, Bev Bay Columnists - Carol Perry, Richard Morson, Monte Peterson, Judy Thompson, David Berdahl, Clyde Kemmet, and Donna Dahl. Feature Writers - Jinx Kemp, Linda Camp, Rosemarie Feist, Alex McKinnon, Kiane Kosse, Faye Ciavarella, Lynda Ferguson, Beverly Bay, Ingrid Huechler, Sherylan Adams, and Cleo Cole- ness. Col. Wesley C. Wilson, B.S. M.A. PhD. 1907-1965 We the students and faculty of Bismarck Junior College dedicate these pages to the fond re- membrance of our friend and instructor. His life was truly one of honor. Graduate of West Point in 1929, Recipient of the Battle Star Award at Pearl Harbor; Legion of Merit, Korea Silver Star, Korea Commander of United Nations troops in Korea Director of Infantry Training in Siam China. In Memoriam To Dr. (Colonel) Wilson Scholar, Teacher, Friend, Colleague: The passing of Colonel Wilson causes all of us to reflect that “Memory is the Essence of a Lifetime.” It is difficult to tell in words what Dr. Wilson represented to all of us. Only the effect of years of reflection upon his teaching of young people can truly reveal his greatness as a teacher and friend. Perhaps a quotation from Robert Browning will say better what we feel: Man is a success who lives well, laughs often and loves much; Who gains the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children; Who fills the niche and accomplishes his task. And leaves the world better than he found it, Whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soul; Who never lacks appreciation for the earth’s beauty and never fails to ex- press it; Who always gives the best he has and sees the best in others; This man’s life was an inspiration; his memory a benediction. This quotation from Browning, we as students and faculty at BJC, dedicate to our friend. Colonel Wilson. — ESKY SOLBERG 62 63 Another three hours and we might have this annual done in time to meet the deadline. Advisor: Laura Gilbreath Editor: Bob Barclay Assoc. Editor: Linda Sherman Sports Editors: Kathy Holmes, Randy Ives Business Manager: JeffWachter, Bill Maimgren, RickAberle Copy-writer: Darrell Fiedeler Classes Editor: Sharon Sisco The Jay-Cee-An staff has the responsibility of publishing the yearbook. The purpose of the yearbook is to present to the student body a pictorial reveiw and record of the past years' faculty, students, various activities, and social functions of the organizations of the college. 64 'Twas the night before semester exams! 65 We, the students and faculty of Bismarck Junior College, express our sincere apprecia tion to the business and professional sponsors who have made this 1966 issue of THE JAY-CEE-AN possible. American Legion, Lloyd Spetz Post l First National Bank Arrowhead Plaza Merchants As. Gold Seal Co. Atlas Inc. Greengard's Clothing Barker's Holiday Inn Berquist Walker Agency Hoskin-Meyers Bismarck Auto Dealers - -Drive S afely Interstate Bakeries - Sweetheart Division Bismarck Dakota Theatres J. C. Penney Bismarck Elks Lodge 1199 The John Larson Co., Contractors Bismarck Super Valu Lunn Construction Bulter Machinery Co. Murphy Insurance Capital Shoe Hospital Peavey Company Central Bottling Co. Poor Rog's Coca Cola Bottling Co. Provident Life Ins. Co. Cofell's Plumbing Heating Quain Ramstad Clinic Conrad Publishing R. A. Kramer Agency Dakota National Bank Rosen's Men's Store Dakota Sand Gravel Schultz Creamery Deluxe Cleaners Service Drug Camera Exchange Eddy's Bakeries Shark's Men Stores Electronic Center Shoe Mart Evan's Men Shop Vantine Paint Glass Finney Drug First Federal Savings Sc Loan As. Yegen Dairy 66 First Federal Savings Loan As. GLORIA WERNER KATHY HORNBACHER DeETTA WAHL The alternate cheerleaders are Pat Filibeck and Judy Wise 68 Cast: Cleo Coleness Judy Radspinner Gloria Werner Denise Lundberg Ric Barbie Gary Kuntz Jim Waechter Paul Fox Phil Wildfang Orchestra: Francis Elliot Mrs. Thomas Crouse Marcia Miller Richard Herr Larry Carlson Committees Allen O'Callaghan Michael Wickstrom Mark Miller Paulette Holmes Bob Martinson Jim Moore Susanne Pettyjohn Gary Vennie Wendy Ferris K -Dettes Alpha Zeta Zeta 69 I Beautiful Evelyn Hope is getting better ... 70 By God! You sure look like Brown- ing. Now rev it up to 8500. This bird is not an owl. What it appears to be is a stuffed Cockatoo. 71 Frost Festival Many Talents Were Displayed at the Variety Show Five K-Dettes danced their favorite dance for us. Esky on the Carpet. The Villagers, Ric Barbie and Gary Kuntz, sang a couple of ballads for the Variety Show. 73 A pause for a break in the middle of a fun-filled day. A Day at Twilight Hills Highlighted the Frost Festival Oops! Didn't Make it. If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. The eleven queen candidates are, from left to right: Patty Filibeck, Cheryl Poffen- berger, Kathy Carroll, Kris Swigost, Wendy Ferris, Pat Bartels, Paula Cleveland, Kathy Hornbacker, Cleo Coleness, Jeorge Patience, Carol Pope. The five finalists include Jeorge Patience, Wendy Ferris, Pat Bartels, Patty Filibeck, and Kathy Carroll. 76 Queen Pat Leads Dance 77 Bismarck Junior College Award First The Bismarck Junior College Alumni Association awarded to Miss Sarah Bohrer the first loan scholarship since their beginning. The alumni association plans to continue this type of service to any student who meets the association's requirements. Pictured 78 Alumnus Loan Scholarship above are Dean Ralph Werner; student, Sarah Bohrer; President, Joe Miller; treasurer, William Hart. 79 Patiently awaiting their next class. 80 Some of our coeds leaving for an evening date. 81 We, the students and faculty of Bismarck Junior College, express our sincere apprecia- tion to the business and professional sponsors who have made this 1966 issue of THE JAY-CEE-AN possible. BILL’S SUPER VALU Mandan OHM’S ICE CREAM STORE Manager, Bill Joarsz Manager, Carl Ohm CO-OP MARKET PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 200 - 2nd Avenue N.W. 106 - 2nd Avenue N.W. ERNIE’S FRIENDLY SERVICE P V ELEVATOR 814 West Main Manager, A1 Fasching JOHN IVERSON COMPANY STATE FARM INSURANCE 101 - East Main Eric C. Olander MEN’S MART THE WESTERN GRILL 82 106 - 2nd Avenue N.W. Manager, Mac Crawford ' «'■' to ' ■ -y-'-y.- ■ w jY r'y- ■■■■■ ':■ ■■■ W;' $?■ � L FIRST ROW: M. Peterson, D. Boyd, D. Jacops, G. Dewing, J. Wught, B. Block, J. Kautzman, St. Mgr. SECOND ROW: D. Kohler, D. Birch, G. Kollman, R. Becker, W. Miller, W. Brenden, H. Renke, L. Saville. Baseball Cross Country FRONT ROW: J. Dietz, J. Cliffe, D. Rieger, D. Gilbertson, Mike Long, M. Vandal, and K. Long. BACK ROW: Coach Kringstad, B. Sand, N. Zielinske, D. Melien, R. Ives, R. Kettleson, and A. Hammeren. 84 A run, a leap, and a jump in a close game against the Powell Trappers. Basketball '66 FRONT ROW, Ken Stigal, Mike Long, Don McDaniels, Dave Lawson, Bud Graham, Pepsi Freeman, Jim Kasper. BACK ROW, Bill Vuckelic, Stan Swanson, Dick DeLaere, Ivan Thomsen, Tom Hammons, Loren Saville, and Jim Schumacher. 85 ! The mighty basketball team of Coach Robert Goose Johnson again turned in a creditable record. Besides remaining undefeated in Mon- Dak Conference play, they defeated such non- conference foes as Minot State College and Wahpeton School of Science. Highlights of the year included a trip to the Powell, Wyoming Tournament, and to the Regional Tournament at Willmar, Minnesota. Two the easy way. 87 Up, up, and away they go. Pepsi tries for two 89 Pictured in FRONT ROW: Ron Kettleson, Arnie Hammeren, Dave Mellen, Jerry Kuntz, Larry Hoge, and Norm Zielinski. BACK ROW: Bob Benson, Randy Ives, Mike Jochim, Don Gilbertson, Jim Cliffe, and Dale Rieger. Mon-Dak Conference Cliffe works over foe- 90 and goes for the pin. . . Dale Rieger pins Bottineau foe. CHAMPIONS - 66 The nationally randed Mystic Wrestling Team finished one of their most outstanding years ever. Finishing first in the Mon-Dak Confer- ence Tournament and turning in a 14-2 dual meet record, they showed themselves to be one of the better college wrestling teams in the state. Grappler Ron Kettleson rides opponent to victory 91 92 SCHEDULE BJC visitors Black Hills 24 14 Custer County 28 13 Eastern Montana 38 3 Jamestown 27 21 Bottineau 41 0 Wahpeton State 30 10 Dickinson State 21 19 Chadron State 26 10 S. Dak. Tech. 30 8 Ellendale State 44 5 Custer County 30 5 93 DALE RIEGER - December RON KETTLESON - February BJC Tigers DAVE MELLEN - January LARRY HOGE - January 94 95 ELLYN KENSMOE DeETTA WAHL GLORIA WERNER KATHY HORNBACHER CHRIS SWIGOST Crowds '66 I