Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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'■''■' ’'’ ’'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 ';.

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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.