Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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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

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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.

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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