Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1968 volume:

Hats Off To. . . The students and fac- ulty at Bismarck Junior College wish to express their sincere thanks to Mr. Charlie Whittey of Corwin-Churchill Mo- tors for the many dona- tions given to BJC dur- ing the past several years. Charlie Whittey From Sunset To Candlelight We start partying at sunset and dance thru the night by candle light. From Dawn. . . The morning of the freshman’s college career . . . brings many new experiences . . . varied reactions. ACTIVITIES EDITORS MESSAGE It was only one short year. One out of two, or of a lifetime. But it was somehow special. Remember? An evening stroll to the river. . . a campus bathed in the beauty of autumn. . . splashing through a sudden shower. . . opened umbrellas clustered around a dormitory door . . . a stolen kiss behind the coatrack. . .spe- cial smiles across a study table. . .first flakes of snow. . .Christmas time. . .distant echos of a type writer down a darkened hall-way. . . a 7:30 class on a spring morning. . .nodding hellos to the same people at the same hour. . . lost in a flurry of faces. . . a familiar chair in a classroom. . .cigarettes and coffee. . .the sunbleached sandbars. . .finals. . .laughter and, yes. . .even tears. But now it is ail a memory, and memories fade with years. This year’s Jay-Cee-An staff brings you a lasting glimpse of 1967-1968. . . a year to remember. . .a year to remember . . .a year to remember. . . Table Of Contents... College Republicans Young Democrats K-Dettes Circle K Student Senate Scholarships and Awards Ski Club Annual Staff Mystician Staff King and I Everybody Loves Opal Music Groups Phi Theta Kappa And Who,s Who Frost Festival Activities Sports . . To Dusk Two short years . .evening comes for the sophomore . . .perhaps a little sadly. But tomorrow offers a new dawn and a new life. 9 See What You’ve Been Missing.. . President, Jerry Engleman, explains to members about the forthcoming convention, while Marie Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, takes notes. During the school year 1967-1968 BJC College Republicans have accom- plished many worthwhile projects, among them was making the necessary arrangements for the dinner and rally for Governor Romney. Thanks to the College Republicans, the situation was handled quite well. The clubs membership has greatly increased this year with hopes for many new members in the coming school year. It will be election year and this will give all a good chance to become involved in both State and National poli- tics. The annual Convention was held in Grand Forks this year. Presi- dent, Jerry Engleman, was unanimously voted in as first vice chairman for State College Republicans. The highlight of the convention was an ad- dress given by Senator Mark Andrews at the Saturday afternoon luncheon. The convention will be held in Bismarck next year because of the upcoming election year. If I were in your shoes. . . . says Lynne Marone to 10 College Republicans Don Mathews, Vice President. College Republicans, turned out to welcome Governor Romney at the airport. I I College Young Democrats Mickey Hurkes looks on with interest at a monthly meeting. Secretary-Treasurer, Patty’ Smith takes down minutes. 12 BJC College Young Democrats have had a busy schedule this year. They have helped to enhance the social activ- ityat BJC by holding several dances for the student body, as well as being a social group for all interested young Democrats on campus. The group has been entertained by several speakers this year among them was, Walter Hjelle who showed slides and gave an interesting and informative talk on his tour of Vietnam. Several members of the group periodically assist at headquarters by stuffing envelopes with vital literature to be sent to party members. Mr Dick Weber, advisor for the group, attended the National Young Democrat Convention in Miami, Florida this year. BJC Young Democrats hosted the State Col- lege Young Democrat Convention March 1st and 2nd, this year. Kathy Fox, vied for the title of Miss Young Democrat and Darrell Dorgan campaigned for State of- fice. Officers for College Young Democrats are: Bill Legen- feldcr, President; Monty Human, Vice-President; Patty Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; Darrell D o r ga n, Social Director; and Dick Weber, Advisor. Members of the College Young Democrats discuss plans for the forthcoming convention. K-Dettes 1968 Bismarck Junior College K-Dettes, a girls' service organization, is made up of about thirty girls interested in serving their col- lege and community. During the year they have sponsored dances and hayrides for the college, and they sell pop, popcorn, and candy at the Mystics' home basketball games. They support their college by sell- ing tickets for special events, particularly by selling Frost Festival buttons. K-Dettes also usher at college plays and musicals By participating in the Muscular Dystrophy and Cancer drives, the Bismarck Junior College K-Dettes serve their community. Officers for K-Dettes 1968 are (L.-R ): Linda Peterson, Nancy McDermand, June Maynard, Bridget Hill, Gail Ellwein, Ann Willmann, and Joyce Eslinger. The girls talked Tom into joining them. Linda Hanson is assisting one of the K-Dette pledges. Petey's Pigs eat more than they sell! The initiates are performing their can-can in downtown Bismarck. 15 Circle K 1968 Circle K members enjoyed collecting Marie's Parking ticket fine. With the motto Orient Toward Significance the Bismarck Junior College Circle K-Club roared into the ’67-'68 school year. This young men's orga- nization has a long history of service and activity for the college as a whole with added emphasis toward community action on a large scale. With its sponsoring organization Kiwanis Interna- tional, the Circle K-Club has always followed the axiom of civic responsibility with college service as its focal point. Service may take many forms, distributing charitable contribution containers, collecting books for Asia, ushering at civic events, running college social functions, and organizing a college parking system. Open to all college men, Circle K gives the opportunity to serve to all those who value meaningful campus activity. Members of the 1967-68 Circle K 16 The Leaders Take Over The cigar-smoking officers are (L.-R. ) Vice-President Joe Turman, President Dick Deutscher, and (Standing) Mike Mc- Cormack, advisor. Circle K queen candidate, Betty Grootwassink. Senator Jerry Engleman presents Student Senate Scholarships for one hundred dollars to (left) Bruce Peterson and (right) Steven Schmidt in the presence of President Werner. The Connecting Link Between Student And Faculty Student Senate Advisors. LEFT TO RIGHT: E.O. Agre, Mike McCormack and Mike Wickstrom. Student Senate 1968 Student Senate throughout the school year 1967-1968 has accomplished much for the student body in the way of social activity, as well as having a voice in faculty committees dealing with academic areas of interest to the student. The Christmas semi-formal, Frost Festival formal and spring formal arrangements were completely taken care of by the entertainment commit- tee, and provided a memorable time for everyone. Frost Festival, the event of the year, is the largest undertaking of Senate during the year. Hard work and painstaking planning by various committees made BJC's Fourth Annual Frost Festival a suc- cess this year. Senate has also donated time and money to different charities during the year. Scholarships in the amount of one hundred dollars were awarded to worthy students. Student Senate has set up a fund for these scholar- ships to be awarded yearly. Student Senate is the student body voice at BJC. Senators-at-Large. ROW ONE, L. to R. : Jerry Engleman, Linda Peterson, Bob Waddingham, Cindy Hehn, and Rich Patch. ROW TWO: Judy Olmsted, Pat Stockert and Linda Hansen. Margot Hoffman Denise Lundberg Bonita Mathena Phi Theta Kappa And Who’s Who Eleven Bismarck Junior College graduates were selected for the 1966-1967 edition of Who's Who, which represented approximately 90 per cent of the junior colleges in the nation. The student's selection was based on scholastic achievement, citizenship, aptitude, attitude and service to the school and the community. Three of these individuals were also named to Phi Theta Kappa, a national honor society. They were as follows: Thomas Hildenbrand, Bonita Mathena and Richard Morson. Schmitz, Thomas Hildenbrand, Denise Lundberg, Donald Gilbertson, Carol Perry and James Waechter. Yesterday’s Fantastic Visions Of Tomorrow Carol Perry 21 Norma Schmitz James Waechter Richard Morson SAKAKAWEA AWARD--SECRETARIAL SCHOLARSHIP LEFT TO RIGHT: President Ralph Werner, Linda Folmer receiving her one hundred dollar scholarship, Mrs. W. T. Bristol representing the Sakakawea Chapter of National Sec- retaries Association, Miss Alice Hansen and Mr. H. R. Schimmelpfennig. “Tools To Reach Beyond The Boundaries Of BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN AWARD June Maynard receives a one hundred dollar scholar- ship from Mrs. Enoch Schultz, President of the Bis- marck organization. 22 f I GEORGE M. REGISTER AWARD Two hundred dollar scholarships were awarded to both (Left to Right) Barbara Eckholm and Linda Stubert by Mr. H. R. Schimmelpfennig. Man’s Vision” ZONTA INTERNATIONAL AWARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Ruth Staley, Mrs. Esther Hample presenting the one hundred dollar scholarship to Cindy Ziemann in the presence of President Ralph Werner. 23 If At First You Don’t Succeed Mr. Line ANNUAL STAFF hard at work. Jay-Cee-An photographer Greg Rayburn. With Mind And Heart And A Magic Box ad play Mystician Staff 1968 Ski Club. . .As Usual! As usual, the illustrious Ski Club of BJC made its annual trek to Red Lodge, Montana, for a four-day s o j o u rn of skiing, Ski Trail Inning and Chief Hoteling. As usual, the group re- established its repute as the IN organization at Red Lodge. The skiers successfully ascended and de- scended the Lazy-M, Grog Gulch, Silver Pine Ridge, and Rum Runs without incident or acci- dent, as usual. After establishing their rap- port with the Ski Patrol, it was obvious that there were several classes of skiers. CLASS NO. 1 - THE SKI TRAIL INNERS -- under the astute supervision of Charlie Poe, who kept a tight reign on the group by shout- ing such encouraging phrases as You'd ski a hill? and You got rhythm! His devoted fol- lowers -- Charlie Swenson, Mice (Gladys) Senger, and royal Duke Rosendahl obeyed their commandant by keeping the benches warm and the skins empty. Ski Club Officers and advisors are smiling about the recent snow. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie Johnson, Bob Wad- Frost Festival Queen, Marie, leans against the Ski Club snow sculpture, which took second in the snow sculpture contest. t CLASS NO. 2 - THE ADVANCED SNOW- PLOWERS -- spearheaded by Evelyn (Evie) Bornhoeft and Patty (Muffie) Smith, stalwartly led their band of glassy-eyed skiers -- Nancy Luttrell, Marie Johnson, Tom McMorrow, Tom Ward, and Larry O'Callaghan, along with Alan Control Knoll and Brother Jim Spangler -- down the slopes with the aid of bent poles and broken skis. CLASS NO. 3 - THE SUPER SKIERS (this is the ultimate class) -- with Vernie Peterson in the lead, Bev Brecht, Jerry Sholts, and Bob Wad- dingham followed his example and, with expert control, skiing down the runs, directly into the chalet to Mr. Bina (who was in a class by him- self) for refreshments before challenging the chair lift and the runs again. However, much to their dismay on January 22, the group headed back to the plains of North Dakota and the hallowed halls of Bismarck Junior College. dingham, Vern Peterson and Mr. Bina. Ski Club membersalsoparticipated in the FrostFestival Variety Show. Members enjoyed their week in Red Lodge, Montana. 29 Rodgers And Hammerstein’s “The King And I” Directed by: Jane Grey Smith Musical Director: Francis Elliott Choreographer: Bemadine Nelson Was there any news from abroad? News, Yes, there are news! They call me barbarian! 30 Tuptim tells Anna of her love for Lun Tha. The arrival of Anna to the King's Palace. Beautiful Melodies, Lyrics Colorful Costumes Highlighted The Musical Production. Sir Edward reminds Anna that he once asked her to marry him as they talk over old times. Bismarck Junior College Collegiate Playmakers and eleven excellent vocalists from the music department successfully presented The King and I. The story centers ar ound the King of Siam, played by Jim Waechter who has brought an English schoolteacher into his oriental country to educate his people and orientate them on the western world. Anna, played by Denise Fled- derman, is delightful and exciting to the chil- dren but is to the king often contradictory and an interfering woman. Although the king resents her ideas on the people having more freedom, he realizes that western-ization of his Oriental subjects re- quires that he swallow his pride and submit to the changes which are inevitable. One of the most colorful scenes is one in which Anna sings Getting to Know You and Margie Lince, a principle dancer, performs a ballet accompanied by the Siamese children. The King and I provided excellent entertain- ment as well as an educational experience for the students. Cast Of Characters KING: James Waechter ANNA: Denise Fledderman KRALAHOME: Maurice LaRue TUPTIM: Pam Johnson, Patricia Aller CAPTAIN ORTON: Jerry Christianson LOUIS: Michael Wickenheiser LUN THA: Bill Franke LADY THIANG: Denise Lundberg SIR EDWARD RAMSEY: Eugene Glasser PRINCE CHULALONGKORN: RickMontz, Brad- ley King PRINCESS YINGHAOLOK: Jane Swung PIIRA ALACK: Thomas Kleppe INTERPRETER: Dennis Kost BUDDHA: Dale Hande WIVES DANCERS SLAVES AMAZONS MOUNTAIN CHILDREN Denise and Jim rehearsing, Shall We Dance ? Outstanding Crowd Enjoyed B.J.C. Musical But you will observe care that head shall never be higher than mine. If I sit, you shall sit. Children, Children, Children! . . . Etcetera, Etcetera, Etcetera. “Everybody Loves Opal’ Jane Gray Smith talking to stage crew. The story revolves around Opal Kronkie who lives in the city dump with her beloved cat, Mr. Tanner. She spends the majority of her time happily rummaging through the junk piles. Without notice three crooks move in, giving up their illegal door to door sales adventures. They decide to take out a large life insurance plan for Opal with intentions of murdering her. Three attempts are make, and none succeed. Poor naive Opal mistakengly judges the crooks as her friends until the final attack upon her life. Bradford Winter gives Opal sleeping pills and begins to set the house on fire by pouring gasoline on Opal. However his plans are stopped with the entrance of the police. Opal finally realizes the dilemma but saves Brad's life from the police. She sadly gives her friends money that she has hid all over the house, and turns to say goodbye to them. The crooks re- fuse to leave and admit that everybody loves Opal. Presented By BJC Playmakers Opal receiving helpful hint from the director. CAST Opal Kronkie Betty Grootwassink Mr. Tanner Lucky Leno Gloria Gulock Mary Wadeson Bradford Winter Jeff Orley Solomon Bozo John Dasovikk Officer Ted Ware The Doctor Steve Stenehjem Director Jane Gray Smith 35 Hey! I'm old enough to dress myself. LEFT: Oops. ' caught in the act!! ! Broadway Comedy Seen At BJC Okay Jane! Where'd you get the bottle? Vivaldi, Bach, Rossini. . . The girls section of the choir practices Bach's Fugue in C Minor. Collegiate Choral The Collegiate Choral under the careful guid- ance of Mr. Gilbert Gervais, has had a very successful year. The choir this year is one of the largest ever at BJC. The college purchased new gowns for the girls and tuxedos for the boys which add to the impressive show. The choir has put on several concerts this year and will again this year tour many of the smaller high schools around the state. The repertoire consists of works by the great composers Vivaldi, Bach, Rossini, Williams and many others. The choir has been fortunate to have several eloquent and talented soloists; Pat Aller, Clarice Just, Nancy Luttrell, Pam Anderson, Bill Franke and Jerry Hayes. Choir director, Gilbert Gervais skillfully directs the choir and turns out many impressive performances. Artistic And Deserving Of Praise 39 Music Department At BJC Excels In Small Groups Swing Band, under the direction of Malcom Hanson, is another newly organized group at Bismarck Junior College. They have played for dances, civic organizations and school functions, never failing to delight and enhance their audiences. Pep Band, directed by Francis Elliot, leds the crowds at the games in the school song and keeps the spirits high during the game with drum beating and horn sounding. 41 The Amateur’s Ice-edelic, Beguiling World I'll never forget the way you looked Blow that horn, Bob! Frankie and Our Gang, sing to Matt that night. V Fourth Annual Frost Festival The Variety Show started the action of the Fourth Annual BJC Frost Festival. A capa- city crowd were on hand to see the skits put on by d i f f e r e n t school organizations and vocal groups. The highlight of the Variety Show was the crowning of the Queen, Marie Johnson out of thirteen candidates. olik. Swing it, Kay! Dance after the Variety Show Miss Judy Halvorsen performed at the Variety Show. A Simple Quality Like.. . Queenliness Linda Hansen pours coffee at the Queen Candidate Tea. Jerry Hayes sings, Love Me Forever , to the queen candidates. Winter sports such as toboganning, skidooing and snow ball fights were part of Fridays activities. Tensions and flashpoint tempers bring on a free for all tug-of-war. BJC Presents The Winter Olympics A Bonfire completed Fridays snow activities followed by lunch in the cafeteria. 47 I Frost Festival Contests Athletic Events And Fun... 48 , watching and wondering. Ski Club bottle. .id ■' ' t I e pj||le Ski Clubs bottle was good enough ' to place 2nd. Mr. McCormack Circle K 5b Circle K's 3rd place entry. Athletic And Extracurricular 50 Sports Add Zest To BJC COACH KRINGSTAD VARSITY, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND IN- TRAMURAL ATHLETIC PROGRAMS. The Mystics as a member of the Montana- Dakota Athletic Conference excelled in Cross Country, Wrestling, Basketball, Track, Ten- nis, and Golf. Students were encouraged to take part in the after school Interscholastic Athletic Program which included a wide variety of sports. The Intramural Physical Education Program provided opportunities for participation in a variety of team, dual and individual activities. 51 BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL SEASON 1967-1968 WE THEY M. A. B. FOUR STATE 88 101 Tourney Willmar 108 80 Tourney Sheridan 75 107 Univ. o! Winnepeg 68 59 St. Andrews 68 92 Wahpeton 84 72 Glendive 73 74 M. A. B. Canceled 105 75 Ely 81 72 Hibbing 107 90 Bottineau 100 88 Ellendale 99 89 Miles 91 86 Glendive 110 97 Wahpeton 69 72 Williston 85 93 N. Mont. 70 84 N. Mont. 70 86 Devils Lake 96 84 Ellendale 103 87 Bottineau 88 72 Williston 102 75 Devils Lake 77 67 Sub-Region XIII Wahpeton 94 84 Miles City 80 78 Region XIII Gogebic 78 66 Metropolitan 96 90 52 The Mystiques entertain BJC students at half-time break. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy P ar aske va , Paulette Gartner, Patty Hooper, Bonnie Bouche, Charlotte Kramer, Eileen Tompt, Glenda Kuffen, Fay Me- Dowel, Deane Bennett, Kathy Assel, Kay Jordahl, Lynda Truwe, Gayle Schneider, Cindy Zieman, Bernadette Domagala, Cindy Hehn, June Maynard, and Marie Johnson. RIGHT: Girls, how can you lead cheers while climbing a rope? TOP TO BOTTOM: Mary Beth Wheeler, Jill Stuart, Patty Hooper, Kathy Bartels, and Lynette Opp. Anywhere, Everywhere The Mystics Are In Action Mystic player makes a desperate effort to block a Joe Taylor hookshot in the preview night game. ©if jfrt Co-captains, Pat Stockcrt and Joe Taylorduring 67-68 season Ken Wyatt scrambles with Botno boys for the ball. LEFT: BJC Basketball team for 1967-68 season. 1ST ROW, 1 to r: Gary Olmsted, Dennis Neuman, Tom Hornsey, Ted Ware, Bill Kicksey, Todd Baumgartner. 2ND ROW: CoachBruce Meland, Pat Stockert, A1 Becker, Joe Taylor, A1 Hall, Wayne Gluesing, Matt Steckler. Wrestling At BJC Bill Boehm pinning his Miles City opponent at Bismarck Invitational. 56 Wrestling Co-Captains CHUCK SUCHY and MATT GOLIK COACHED KRINGSTAD BOTTOM: Wrestling Team. FRONT ROW: Bob Thompson, Dennis Collins, Dennis Degree, Rick Lunn, Bill Boehm, Tom Dietz, Gordy Weiss, Tom Stephenson. BACK ROW: Chuck Tinker, Ed Carter, Rich Patch, Jim Roff, Dave Anderson, Chuck Suchy, Carlos Bahken, Josh Sand, and Matt Golik. Bismarck Invitational Champions: Josh Sand, Bill Boehm, Gordy Weiss, Tom Stephenson. Dave Anderson going for a pin. Tom Dietz working for that all 58 OPPONENT Jamestown College 25 Bottineau School of Forestry 0 Miles Community College 20 Miles Community College 11 Black Hills State College 21 Chadron State College 21 Dickinson State College 34 Bottineau School of Forestry 13 Wahpeton Science 20 Ellendale -UND Branch 16 Crookston Tech. 12 Bottineau School of Forestry 3 Mayville State College 24 12 Valley City State College 30 Mon - Dak Champions for Fourth Consecutive year. MON - DAK CHAMPIONS 115 Gordon Weiss 123 Mike Cafferty 137 Matt Golik 160 Charles Suchy 191 Gary Kraft Outstanding Wrestler---Matt Golik 23-2 Most Improved Wrestler----James Roff Hardest Worker----Charles Tinker Outstanding Freshman Wrestler---Gordon Weiss WRESTLER OF MONTH November-----Bill Boehm December-----Gordon Weiss January----Rick Lunn February-----Charles Suchy 59 important reversal. BJC Keeps On Rolling With Top Contenders MYSTIC'S CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-ROW ONE: Chuck Tinker, Dennis Eckroth, Dennis Collins. ROW TWO: Bruce Westbrook, Don Kraft and Gradin Porter. 60 In The Montana-Dakota Conference The North Dakota Capital overlooks the Bismarck Invitational MYSTIC’S BASEBALL TEAM-ROW ONE: Dick Heidt, Dale Hande, Bill Bohm, Chuck BeBolt, Terry Deichert. ROW TWO: Paul Huber, Tom Kleppe, Mike Baltzer, Gary Olmsted, Bob Cordova, and Pat Silvernagel. 61 INTRAMURAL ACTION . . . Intramurals are now a part of the expanding Physical Edu- cation Department at Bismarck Junior College. They in- clude such sports as hockey, baseball, football, and vol- leyball. Championship trophies are given to the winning teams. Heads up! The winning LEFT: He jumped too soon! good points. Reckless is the name of the game. All eyes on the ball. team was on their toes Warm Visions Of More Good Old Days Ahead SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: SEATED, left to right: Dorothy Moses, Clerk, David Blackstead, Harlan Erskine, Vice President. STANDING: Robert Miller, Superintendent of Schools, Harold Anderson, Dr. Paul Johnson. ADMINISTRATION Presidents Message... History is recorded in many ways. The Jay-Cee-An, as it is prepared and published each year, records the events which make up the history of our college. Pictures and words provide a record for future reference and enjoyment. In the years to come, the Jay-Cee-An will become a prized possession for all students and faculty, as it relates the story of 1967-1968 at Bismarck Junior Col- lege. The year represented by this volume has seen great advancement on our campus. New buildings, greater numbers of students, additional faculty and new curriculums have provided a continuous growth of the college. These m em o r ie s will have pleasant and greater meaning as the years pass. The preparation of this volume did not just happen. It represents many hours of work and sacrifice of time on the part of the editor and her associates. They are to be congratulated on their effort in making this the finest Jay-Cee-An in the history of the college. Table Of Contents School Board Administration Faculty Classes Advertising HERB SCHIMMELPFENNIG Assistant to the President isident, Ethel G. Pitcher, E. O. AGRE Dean of Students MALCOM HANSON Director of Adult Education MAYNARD HU IS MAN BERTA HOLT Guidance Counselor Registrar MYRON BURGER Psychology WALTER BURKETT Speech, Debate WILLARD CARTER Business Education ARTHUR DAVIS Business Ed. Adm. 66 JUDITH ENGEN Genlish, German LOIS ENGLER Librarian ERIC GAJESKI Political Science ELMER GALL Mathmatics EDGAR BOLLINGER Business Ed. Adm. JACK EASTON English ROBERT BUCHANAN Data Processing FRANCIS ELLIOT Music Our Hardworking Janitors JOE BLOTSKY Janitor ADOLPH HAAS ADOLPH JOHNSON Janitor Janitor RUTH GANNON GILBERT GERVAIS English, Spanish Music Med. Tech. 67 GLORIA GEISER Biology Lab Ass't JOAN MATHER Physical Ed. LAURA GILBREATH Economics, Asian Hist. MICHAEL McCORMACK History WILFORD MILLER Journalism, Sec. English, Math GIBBS MOLAND Chem. , Physics, Chair- man of Science Dept. ALICE HANSEN Business Ed. RAYMOND HE ID Sociology Familiar Faces From HILDA MEHLHOFF Cook 68 MAGDALENA SCHMIDT Cook CHRISTINE HILL Business Ed. LOREN KJONAAS Biology, Math The BJC Cafeteria MARGARET CHAUSSEE Cashier EDROY KRINGSTAD Physical Ed. BRUCE MELAND Physical Ed. CAROL MORELAND Librarian MARGARET LANGE Sec. to Pres. ARDYCE MILLER Art NANCY OLSEN English MARGE GEBHARD Cook MRS. CHESTER PERRY Sec. to Adult Night Classes ORVILLE STENERSON Philosophy RICHARD WEBER Political Science DORIS ORR English Lit. JANE CRAY SMITH Speech, Dramatics CAROL WAGNER Sec. to the Dean MRS. STECKEL Housemother MRS. HERMAN KLAUDT Bookstore Manager Housemother 70 BILL REDMOND Mathematics MRS. NORMAN STROMSTAD Library Assistant MICHAEL WICKSTROM Math, Engineering Drawing, Surveying IRENE SCHINDLER French ALVIN SCHMIERER Science MARJORIE THORNE Bookkeeper DAVE SITTE History IRENE TSCHIDER Business Ed. HENRY WOODY WILSON HOWARD WOLFE Biology, Dir. of Nurses Accountant Training Program, Athletic Director RAYMOND YEASLY Chemistry 71 KINTYRE BISMARCK BELCOURT PATRICIA ALLER ROBERT ALLER BISMARCK BISMARCK JERRY ALLISON BISMARCK DAVID ANDERSEN DIANA ARMSTRONG BISMARCK BISMARCK KENNETH BACKER LAWRENCE BAHMILLER BISMARCK BISMARCK BERNARD BAILEY LEILA NI BAISCH KATHRYN BARTELS PAUL BARTH MARK BARTUNEK BISMARCK HAZEN ELGIN BISMARCK BISMARCK 73 MILES BECHTEL DALE BERRETH GERRY BIRKHOLZ JOHN BIRKHOLZ ROGER BIRKHOLZ BISMARCK MANDAN BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK WILBUR BITZ WILLIAM BOEHM EVELYN BORNHOEFT LUCY BOSCH BONNIE BOUCHE BISMARCK MANDAN FLASHER BISMARCK BISMARCK DARYL BRAUN BEVERLY BRECHT ROGER BRENNA GERALD BRUCKER MICHAEL BRYAN BISMARCK BISMARCK SANISH MANDAN BISMARCK l 74 ROBERT BURDETT MIKE CAFFERTY BISMARCK ILLINOIS EDWARD CARTER DENNIS CICHOS MANDAN BISMARCK KEN DAVIS BELCOURT JACQUELIN DAWSON CHARLES DEBOLT BISMARCK BISMARCK FRANK DEFOREST KEN DEIBERT BISMARCK BISMARCK Mary Brown begs pennies from Mr. Bina for K-Dettes initiation. DICK DEUTSCHER BISMARCK JONATHAN DOCKTER BISMARCK BEVERLY EIKAMP BENTLEY ELAINE DOLL BERNADETTE DOMAGALA WANDA DOMPIER BARBARA ECKHOLM BISMARCK BOWMAN HARVEY WING GORDON ELK GAIL ELLWEIN L. YVONNE ENGBRECHT JERALD ENGELMAN CANNONBALL BISMARCK MANDAN BISMARCK 76 1 LARRY ENTRINGER ERROL ERICKSON ERVIN ERICKSON BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK i Young Republicans! 1 1 JOYCE ESLINGER MIKE FANDRICK PAUL FARMS KATHY FEIST ROBERT FINK COLEHARBOR CARRINGTON BERLIN, NEW JERSEY LINTON BISMARCK I $ CATHERINE FOX BISMARCK BILL FRANKE LINDA FREYMILLER RODNEY FRIED TURTLE LAKE BISMARCK HAZELTON JILL FRIESON BISMARCK 77 LINDA FROELICH LINDA GALLAGHER KATHY GECK MANDAN BISMARCK BISMARCK GLADYS GIEDD BISMARCK PETER GLASSER LINTON GARY GLUM MATTHEW GOLIK BISMARCK MALTA, MONTANA BETTY GROOTWASSINK BRUCE GUNDERSON BISMARCK WATFORD CITY Students vote for their leaders. KATHY GUSTIN BOB HABLUTZEL JAMES HALUSKA RICHARD HAMMOND LINDA HANSEN MANDAN MANDAN MANDAN BISMARCK BISMARCK RUSSELL HANSON CYNTHIA HARRISON DONALD LEONARD WAYNE MANDAN BISMARCK HATZENBUHLER HATZENBUHLER HATZENBUHLER SOLEN FORT RICE SOLEN DAVID HAUGEN CYNTHIA HEHN VERNON HERTZ CAROLYN HESKIN ALTHA HETHERINGTON BISMARCK BISMARCK GLEN ULLIN BISMARCK BISMARCK 79 BISMARCK BISMARCK MANDAN SUSAN HOLT DAVID HOLZER DAROL HOPFAUF KEITH HORNER JOHN HOWARD BISMARCK BISMARCK MANDAN BISMARCK BISMARCK PAUL HUBER HALLIDAY SANDRA HULM BISMARCK MARY LOUISE HUNKE MANDAN MICHAEL HURKES HAZELTON MARGARET ILSE BISMARCK 80 CARLEEN JENSEN MANDAN RICHARD JOEB ARNOLD JOHNSEN BEVERLY JOHNSON BISMARCK BISMARCK FORT YATES RICHARD JOHNSTON JOHN KAMBEITZ DUANE KAPUSTENSKY DONALD KASPER LEROY KAUK BISMARCK NAPOLEON BISMARCK BEULAH NAPOLEON DONALD KELLER CHARNELL KERN WILLIAM KICKSEY DELAYNE DAVID KJELSTRUP BISMARCK BISMARCK BACKUS, MINNESOTA KIRSCHENMANN BISMARCK STEELE DENNIS KLEIN GERALD KLEIN MARY LOU KLEIN VIRGINIA KLEIN DODGE BISMARCK BISMARCK RALEIGH ROSE KOCH SHIELDS 82 ROBERT KRAFT BISMARCK WILLIAM KRAFT DOUGLAS KRANICH BISMARCK BISMARCK DAVID KRAUSE LARK HARLEY KREIN BISMARCK 83 Beauty's rarest gift to common sense. TIMOTHY LARSON BISMARCK LINDA LARSON BISMARCK BEVERLY LAVERDURE BELCOURT RALPH LAWLER LINTON MICHEL LEARY BISMARCK The ground has RAYMOND LEMER WILLIAM LENGENFELDER ARNOLD LENO JOHN LEVI SHARON LINK DRAKE BISMARCK TUTTLE BISMARCK BISMARCK MELANIE LONG BISMARCK CHARYL LOREN BISMARCK RICHARD LUNN PATRICIA McCABE ROBERT McCABE BISMARCK STEELE STEELE 84 been broken. MARY McCARTY BISMARCK SHARON McDOWALL THOMAS Me GARVEY CARSON BISMARCK SHARON MAAS LINDA MAIER LYNNE MARONE CAROL MARTENSON TIM MASSEY BISMARCK WISHEK PIERRE, S. DAKOTA BISMARCK MANDAN DONALD MATHEWS GLENDA MATTIS CAROL MAYNARD JUNE MAYNARD STEVE MEHRER CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ELGIN BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK 85 LORNA MERKEL KENNETH MEYER EDWIN MILLER BISMARCK BISMARCK RALEIGH JOYCE MILLER ROHN MONCRIEF MANDAN BISMARCK 86 Relax and enjoy yourself. CHARLES MORK MANDAN DEAN MORRIS BISMARCK RICHARD MOSZER VALARIE MUMMERT HAROLD MUND RONALD MURPHY DEAN NAGEL BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK CONNIE NELSON MARGARET NELSON STEVEN NELSON PAULA NYGAARD STEVE OHM BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK MANDAN GARY OLMSTED DENNIS OLSON WADE OLSON JEFF ORLEY RICHARD PATCH BISMARCK MANDAN DRISCOLL BISMARCK BISMARCK 87 DAVE PATIENCE DARLENE PERALA LINDA PETERSON VERNON PETERSON JENNIFER RAMEY MANDAN MANDAN BISMARCK BISMARCK LINTON DARRYL RAUSCHER GREGG RAYBURN KENNETH REED GARRY REISTER RICHARD RICHTER ELGIN NAPOLEON BISMARCK MEDINA MANDAN STEVEN RIEHL CARSON GEORGIA RITTEL BISMARCK CAROL ROBBERSTAD FARGO CORRINE ROBERSON BISMARCK JAMES ROFF MANDAN 88 ELIZABETH ROLLER DEAN ROMSAAS SHARON RUBBELKE MARILYN RUDEL DOUGLAS SAILER CHASELEY BISMARCK BISMARCK FESSENDEN STANTON VEON SCHADLER JAMES SCHAFER WESLEY SCHAFER DENNIS SCHERR HARVEY BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK HAZELTON SCHIERMEISTER BISMARCK HERBERT DARYL SCHLAFMAN JOANNE SCHMALT CAROLYN SCHMALTZ GERALD SCHMIDT SCHIMMELPFENNIG BISMARCK SEIZ BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK 89 LARRY SCHMIDT ROSALIE SCHMIDT GAYLE SCHNEIDER MANDAN BISMARCK RICHARDTON PATRICIA SCHON JOANN SCHONERT MERCER BALDWIN Governor Romney stresses his feelings on world affairs. 90 RON SHOFF JERRY SHOLTS BISMARCK BISMARCK m s Current popularity poll? PATRICK JAMES SKJOD CHERYL SLOAN PATRICIA SMITH MARGARET SOBERG SILVERNAGEL MANDAN BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK HAZELTON JAMES SPANGLER FRED SPRINGER DONALD SPROUT MATT STECKLER STEPHEN STENEHJEM BISMARCK FORT YATES BISMARCK GLEN ULLIN BISMARCK 91 SUSAN STENEHJEM B. PATRICK STOCKERT CHARLES SUCHY CHARLES SWENSON SANDRA SWENSON BISMARCK SOLEN MANDAN BISMARCK BISMARCK CONNIE SYLVESTER ROMAN THEISEN BISMARCK BISMARCK LYNETTE THUNE BISMARCK MILO THURN BISMARCK CHARLES TINKER JAMESTOWN 92 JOYCE TOKACH ST. ANTHONY WILLIAM TOKACH ST. ANTHONY Sophomores teach the Fi SHARON TOSSETH GENEVEIVE CHARLES TROTTIER TOM TROUSDALE JOSEPH TURMAN WILTON TRAUTMANN BELCOURT MOTT BISMARCK MEDINA DALE TWINGLEY DELORES UNSER JOHN VAN BOYD VAN PATTEN GARY VASEY BISMARCK LINTON MIDDLESWORTH SPRINGVILLE, UTAH MOTT BISMARCK Freshmen how to do it. 93 if . BARBARA VOEGELE GERALD VOLLMER ROBERT WADDINGHAM ROBERT WALKER KAREN WALZ BISMARCK BISMARCK BISMARCK FORT YATES BISMARCK HOWARD WATKINS JOHN WEBER MEKE WEIGEL CYNTHIA WEIMER ANTHONY WELK BISMARCK MANDAN KIN TYRE BISMARCK LINTON DAVE WETSCH MANDAN FRANK WHITMAN KENNETH WYATT GERALD YANTZER ARLA ZABOLOTNEY LAKE WILLIAMS EAST MOLINE, ILLINOIS MANDAN BISMARCK 94 Jim Roff helps with K-Dette initiation. 95 wsm JACQUE ANDERSON JANE ANDERSON JAY ANDERSON GEORGE ANDRES ROBERT ARSO KATHLEEN ASSEL EDWARD BABECK BEVERLY BECKMAN JULIE BAHMER KATHY BAHMILLER 97 98 Out of little bricks big librarys grow DIANE BENNETT EDWIN BENTLEY GARY BENTLEY RICHARD BERG DUANE BERRY LINDA BLOTSKE JACKIE BOEHM LYNDA BOLTE JOHN BONAGOFSKY ALLAN BOSCH LINDA BOSCH THOMAS BOSCH RAMON BOSWORTH ALBERT BOTZ LINDA BOXETH 100 BARBARA BOTNEN JUDITH BRADY KENNETH BRAUN TORY?? JEROME BRAXMEYER ROBERT BROADHEAD MARTHA BROOKS LARRY BROWN MARYLEE BROWN MAUREEN BROWN MILDRED BROWN RICHARD BURCHAM MONTY BURKE LINDA BURNS RONALD BURNS PAULETTE CARLSON RANDALL CARLSON 101 MARY CARUFEL COLLEEN CASSIDY STEVE CHASE JEROME CHAUSSEE CATHY CHRISTENSON KENNETH CHRISTOPHER ELIZABETH CLARK DARLENE CLAUSNITZER ROBERT COAD 102 Pure enthusiasm, man! SUSAN COAD DENNIS COLLINS Annual Staff hard at work! CARL COPELAND STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM PHIL DAHL SANDRA DAHLEN NORENE DANIELSON VIRGINIA DAVIS KENNETH DEANE DAVID DIETRICH FRANCES DIETRICH 103 PATRICK DIRK JUDITH DOCKTER BILL DOPPLER PAMELA DOUGHERTY THOMAS DWYER CAROLYNE EBEL TERRY EBERLE DENNIS ECKROTH LeNAE ENERSON BARBARA ENGSTROM JERRY EVENSON JAMES FABER JUDI FASCHING WADE FAUL LEONARD FEIST GREGORY FELCHLE 104 ALVIN FICEK DONNA FISCHER MELVIN FISCHER PATRICK FERDERER KENNETH FETCH RODNEY FISCHER TIMOTHY FISCHER MICHAEL FIX GARY FLAGG 105 Construction at the library. ANN FOSS EUNICE FOSS IRENE FREDRICKSON JERRY FRIED SOREN FRIESTAD LEE FROELICK 106 LESTER FRIESZ RODNEY FROELICH ROBERT GAARDER PAULETTE GARTNER get set, go! GERALD GEIGER WAYNE GEIGER GEORGE GERHARDT TERRY GIMBEL ROBERTA GLASER LEON GLASSER WAYNE GLUESING I JAMES GREFF JANET GOMES 107 CYNTHIA GORDON REBECCA GRANER DAVID GRENZ CAROL GRIFFIN GERALD GROSZ GERALD GROTHE TERRY GUELKE PATRICLA GULDEN JEANNIE GULKA ARLISS GUMKE NYLA GURKE M DONNA HAAS DWIGHT HAASE 108 So what if I don't use Corn Huskers Lotion? BARBARA HAMM KENT HANSON STEVEN HANSON TOM HANWELL MARY HARENS 109 MARI HESSINGER CAROL HOLDEN JOAN HOLZER no GLORIA HOFFERT HAROLD HOFFMAN CARMELLE HOLST PETER HOMSEY PATRICIA HOOPER GARY HORNBACHER DENNIS HOTTMAN TERRY HOUGHTALING MONTY HU MANN RICHARD HUSCHKA JACK HUSEBY Mary Wadeson, Betty Grootwassink and Cindy ERLEN ISAAK BASEM ISMER JEAN IRONS ADRIAN JACOBS Hey, he's not in K-Dettes! 112 Gordon tryout for the fall play. ANN JACOBSEN TIM JANTZEN PAUL JASCHOB SUSAN JASZKOWIAH MODEAN JELSING DANIEL JOHNSEN BRUCE JOHNSON JACKIE JOHNSON JERILYN JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON ROGER JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON MARJORIE JORDAHL 113 JO JORDAN KATHLEEN JOSE ELI JUDAH TERRY JUELKE CLARICE JUST JAMES KAPP NICK KAUFMAN KEVIN KAVANEY BONITA KELLER CHARLES KELLEY GLORIA KERZMAN LYNN KETTERLING MARK KETTERLING This can't be 114 MARTIN KETTERLING JANETTE KETTLESON RODNEY KIELTY VIRGINIA KINZEL CANDACE KLAUS KENNETH KLEIN TERRANCE KLEINGARTNER FREDERICK KLINE LON KLUSMANN ALAN KOEHLEK CLAUDIA KNOLL KATHLEEN KOON DON KRAFT 115 the drill team? PATRICIA KUCERA GLENDA KUFFENKAM ALMA KUHN GARY KUHN SUSAN KUHN JACK LaFAVE 116 HARVEY KUNTZ LEO KUNTZ KENNY LANG TIM LARSEN JANICE LAUBNER MARY LAWLOR THELMA LEIN DENNIS LEINGANC WAYNE LIECHTY CATHERINE LIND PATRICIA LIPPERT SANDRA LIPPERT TERRY LOCKREM JANET LOEB GINGER LONG MONTGOMERY LINDA LUENEBURG LINETTE LUTHER NANCY LUTTRELL LONGMUIR 117 NANCY McDERMAND DEBORAH McDONALD FAYE McDOWALL LILA McDOWALL CAROLINE McLAUGHLIN THOMAS McMORROW DOUG MAHOWALD GAIL MANNEL GARY MARKLEY JEFFREY MARTENS PAULETTE MARTIN FACI PARKI RESERVED FO DAY A UNAUTHORIZED CARS I OWNERS EXPENSE BISMARCK JUNI 118 TERRI MARTIN SHERRY MASSETH JLTY ? FACULTY... 0 NIG m BE TEWED AWV AT 31 COLLEGE I WESLEY MEIDINGER LYNN MEIER BONNIE MIKKELSON ANN MILLER CHARLOTTE MILLER DON MILLER HARRY MILLER JANICE MILLER JoANN MILLER H-T??? 119 THOMAS MILLER LAWRENCE MOCH GARY MONROE ISABELLE MORTON MELVIN MORTVEDT ROGER NEAL BERTHA NEIGUM MICHAEL NEIGUM DUANE NELSON GWEN NELSON LESLIE NORTON 120 MYRON NETZER DENNIS NEUMANN LeANNE NUGENT LAWRENCE O'CALLAGHAN JANICE OHLSEN MARILYN OLIVER JUDY OLMSTED GAROLD OLSEN LYNETTE OPP RICHARD OTTENBACHER SANDY PARASKEVA WENDY PATRICK ROBERT PAUL SANDRA PERHUS BEVERLY PETERSON BRUCE PETERSON NORMAN PETERSON SHERRY PETERSON LYVON PFAU 121 122 Aren't I cute? ! vernor Romney. THEODORE QUANRUD BRUCE RAUSER CAROL RAUSER STEVE REED HELEN REHN KEVIN REIS NICK REIS BOB RENNER DENNIS RENNER JAMES RENNER GLORINE RESSLER THOMAS RIEDMAN DUKE ROSENDAHL RICHARD ROSZKOWSKI 123 KENNETH ROTH JAMES ROTH MARK RUBBELKE JOHN SACKMAN JOSH SAND CHARLENE SANDBERG JAMES SANDE ALICE SANDERSON GARY SAYLER LEONARD SCHAFF SHEILA SCHALL JOHN SCHATZ BERNICE SCHAUER DWAYNE SCHELL BERTHA SCHERR 124 SHARON SCHIERMEISTER DENNIS SCHLINGER STEVEN SCHMIDT KENNETH SCHMIT PAUL SCHNEIDER JOELL SCHON JOANN SCHONERT LEO SCHREINER GERALD SCHUETTE C. L. SCHULTE GARY SCHUMACHER 125 PATRICIA SCHULTE THOMAS SCHULZ MARY SCHWAB LARRY SCHWARTZ LINDA SCHWIND ALEX SCHWINDT GEORGETTE SEIFERT LYNDA SEIFERT GLADYS SENGER MARLEEN SENN DEAN SERR KENNETH SKALEY RANDY SKARO 126 Jim Roff, you dirty old man! REMICIUS STECKER JEANETTE STEFFEN ELMER STEINER JUDY STEINHOUSE DIANA STEINWAND THOMAS STEPHENSON MARGARET STICKLAND WANDA STRIEGEL MARCIA STROMBERG JOHN STROMSTAD 127 JILL STUART LINDA STUBERT RICKY TELLO HAROLD THOEMKE JOHN SULLIVAN JOSEPH THOMAS MARTIN THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON DUANE TOFSRUD EILEEN TOMPT 128 Togetherness is hopping dow JEANETTE TRAUB PATRICIA TRAUB LYNDA TRUWE KATHLEEN TSCHESIK MICHAEL ULMEN 129 n Broadway. JUNE WAGNER JUANITA WAHL STEVE WALERY CAROLYN WALZ THOMAS WARD TED WARE GENE WEBER LUELLA WEDGE DWAYNE WEEDA DONNA WEICKUM 130 JERRY WEIGUM ARMON WEISS GORDON WEISS RONALD WEISSER GREGORY WERBRICH IRENE WERNER WILLIAM WERNER BRUCE WESTBROOK NAYDEN WESTBROOK DELVIN WETSCH CLAUDIA WHEELER MARY WHEELER ANN WILLMANN GERARD WOLF 131 FRANK WILLSON EDGAR WINGER JOSEPH WOLF SHARILEE WOLF 132 The lamps of knowledge TOMEK'S GENERAL AUTO TRUCK REPAIR Airport Road Bismarck, North Dakota FURNITURE DEALERS OF BISMARCK AND MANDAN BOWMAN'S MIDWAY RAUSCH'S HANSEN CONLIN'S SELF-SERVICE SULLIVAN FURNITURE COMPANY DRIVE CAREFULLY - But in case of accident, We’ll fix it like new CENTURY MOTOR - JAMES WHITE CONNIE'S BODY SHOP Connie Scholl, Owner VOLKSWAGEN: Sedan Fast Back Square Back Station Wagon RAMBLER: Rebel Ambassador Javelin A MX 212 N. 22nd St. Bismarck, N. Dak. Dial 255-4190 Auto Body Repair Truck and Car Painting Frame Straightening - Undercoating Glass Installation DAKOTA SAND AND GRAVEL WACHTER'S INC. WACHTER REAL ESTATE AND TRUST WACHTER RANCH Great refreshment things go better,! .-with Coke BOTTLES UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF BISMARCK CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS 1968 BISMARCK’S LEADING CLOTHIERS GREENGARD'S EVAN'S SHARK'S dfoucufA Good BR1DGEMAN ICE CREAM HOSKINS-MEYER Say It With Flowers Bismarck, North Dakota PEPSICOLA Bottled and Distributed by Central Bottling Co. Also distributors of: 7-Up, Mountain Dew, Nesbitts, Hires, Diet Pepsi and Like. Bismarck's Complete Banking Headquarters Built on Friendly Service THE DAKOTA NATIONAL BANK of BISMARCK With the All New AUTO-BANK Fifth and Rosser BIEL'S INTERSTATE MOBIL 24 Hour Service At Interchange 1-94 and 83 Bismarck, North Dakota ECONOMICAL! DEPENDABLE! AMERICAN LEGION CLUB Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1 Bismarck, North Dakota Stag night every first and third Tuesday Meeting Night Every second and fourth Tuesday. RIGHT. One of the most economical and dependable ways to get to and from college, is by rail. The five railways serving North Dakota have proven this, with over 90 years of continuous service. NORTH DAKOTA RAILWAY LINES JACK'S Hair Stylists's and Colleges Midwest's Finest Accredited Pivot Point School Williston, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Minot, North Dakota SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Complete Department Store and Catalog Service 317 East Main Bismarck, North Dakota Exclusive International Pivot Point System Training. Let Courtesy Be Your Code of The Road CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1968 HEDAHLS - Q B AND R, INC. Bismarck, North Dakota CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS DAVIS CHEVROLET COMPANY MISSOURI VALLEY MOTORS FLECK MOTOR SALES, INC. Members of Bismarck Automobile Dealers Association SHOE MART AND RICHMONDS BOOTERY Bismarck's Finest Family Shoe Stores Bismarck, North Dakota SUPPORT YOUR SPONSORS! CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1968 GOLD SEAL COMPANY Bismarck, North Dakota We, the students and faculty of Bismarck Junior College, express our sincere appre- ciation to the business and professional sponsors who have made this 1968 issue of the JAY-CEE-AN possible. Lee's Muffler and Autobody Specialists, Inc. One Mile South on Airport Road Auto Body Repair - Faulting - Mufflers - Speed Equipment - Mag Wheels Production Credit Association of Mandan Rodger's Maytag Home Appliance Center Campbell’s Floral Barker's Smart Apparel 312 E. Main Across from Sears Bergquist and Walker Agency 309 1 2 Main - Dial 223-5812 Bismarck, North Dakota Mandan Coast to Coast First National of Bismarck Walt's Super Service - Bismarck Hal's Standard Service - Bismarck Leonhard and Askew Porter Real Estate Company J. C. Penney and Company - Bismarck Meisner and Company Provident Life Insurance Delzer Construction Company McDowell's Big Boy Lahr and Lahr Kramer Agency Elks Lodge KFYR-AM-FM-T. V. Bismarck Super Value Bismarck Bowling Center Capital Shoe Hospital Foremost Dairies Quain and Ramstad Clinic Skeels Electric G. P. Hotel R and D Amusement Bismarck Peave Company Thomas T. V. and Appliance Murphy Insurance Bill’s Super Value Mandan Security Bank Lee Mohr Studio - Mandan