Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1969 volume:

,, 0 4 Dreams Are Constructed Help Is From TheWiser, Or Friends, Or Hearts, 7 8 9 10 In Memoriam We The Yearbook Staff Dedicate The 1969 Jay—Cee—An To Raymond Yeasley, a Chemis- try instructor, was with the Bismarck School System elev- en years. He taught at Bis- marck High School 1957-1963 and at Bismarck Junior Col- lege 1963-1968. June 1918 - May 1968 “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord . . . blessed indeed that they may rest from their labors, for their deeds follow them.” Revelations 14:13 Raymond Yeasley 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1213 14 15 16 H 18 19 20 11 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 1« 28 29 30 81 NOVEMBER 1 2 8 4 5 § 7 8 9 10 U12 18 14 15 16 fl 18 19 20 21 22 28 2 4 25 26 27 28 29 80 1 6 7 8 1415 2122 28 29 13 14 Here Is Where We Search The Maze of Life Today We Are Between Shadows and Sunlight Administration Sophomores Freshmen Sports Activities FACULTY President Werner Completes Seven Years Work At BJC As the years go by, your memory of the college life of which you are now a part will become blurred. Pictures and words will recall your experiences at Bismarck Junior Col- lege and will provide a history you will treasure. The Jay- Cee-An thus provides an historical record of your first years of college. The 1968-1969 Jay-Cee-An is a flash picture of a very- short period in the history- of Bismarck Junior College. The many advancements and the growth taking place on cam- pus during this year arc the result of your participation. Let each of us as we review the Jay-Cee-An many years from now be satisfied we did our best. Many hours of work and sacrifice of time were necessary to produce this volume. The people responsible volun- teered to do this job. Each is to be congratulated on his ef- fort in making this the finest Jay-Cee-An in the history of the college. 18 HF.RB SCHIM M F L PFFN NIC Assistant to the President F. (). ACRE Dean of Students MALCOM HANSON Director of Adult Education MAYNARD HUISMAN Guidance Counselor BERTA HOLT Registrar HOWARD WOLFF Accountant SCHOOL BOARD MFMBFRS: SEATED, left to right: Harold Anderson, President, Dorothy Moses. Clerk, Phyllis Wigen, David Blackstead, Vice Presi- dent. STANDING: Robert Miller, Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Paul Johnson, Harlan Erskine. 19 BONN’IF BLISS English MARJORIE BLOOM Typing, Shorthand fiDGAR BOLLINGER Business Administration ROBERT BUCHANAN Date Processing MYRON BURGER Psychology WALTER BURKETT Speech, Debate WILLARD CARTER Business Education ARTHUR DAVIS Business Administration JACK EASTON English FRANCIS ELLIOTT Music Instructors Make BJC An Institute of Learning. Isabelle Morton works at the Bookstore. f w m Now, where did I file that? 20 LOIS ENCLER Librarian ERIC GAJESKI Political Science ELMER CALL Mathematics RUTI1 GANNON Spanish GLORIA GFISFR Lab. Assistant GILBERT GERYALS Music LAURA GILBREATH Economics, Asian Hist. PAT HALVORSON Physical Education ALICE HANSEN Business Education RAY HFID Sociology WARREN HENKE History CHRISTINE HILL Business Education LOREN KJONAAS Biology FRANK KOCH Chemistry EDROY KR IN GST AD Physical Education ARNOLD LAHRFN English MARGARET LANGE Sec. to President CURTIS LECHNER Data Processing MICHAEL McCORMACK History BRUCE MELAND Physical Education 21 ARDYCE MILLER Art WILFORD MILLER Jour.. Sec. ling.. Math GIBBS MOLLAND Physics, Chemistry CAROL MORELAND Librarian NANCY OLSON English Marge Gebhard, Hilda Mchlhoff, and Magdalena Schmidt are cooks at the B.J.C. Cafeteria. Margaret Chausee keeps the Student Lounge running smoothly. 22 Adolph Johnson, John David, Joe Blotsky, and Adolph Haas are janitors. MRS. CHESTER PERRY Sec. Adult Night Classes LEONARD POKLADNICK Business Administration BILL REDMOND Mathematics LYNN SCHINDLER French EVERETT SCHMEICHEL German ALVIN SCHMIERER Science, Chemistry CHARLENE SCHUCHARD Sec. to Registrar DAVID SITTE History JANE CRAY SMITH Speech, Dramatics ORVILLE STENERSON Philosophy ROSALIE STROMSTAD Library Assistant PAULSWANSON Mathematics MARJORIE THORNE Bookkeeper IRENE TSCH1DER Business Education CAROL WAGNER Sec. Ass. to Pres. MIKE WICKS PROM Math. Engineering HENRY ‘‘ WOODY’ WILSON Biology, Dir. of N urses Training Prog. 23 Otto and Irma Morast keep the library clean. Students Attend Vocational Technical Center On Campus. The Bismarck Junior College Area Technical and Voca- tional Center was established in the fall of 1967 at 1019 East Front Avenue in Bismarck. This G. I. Approved Cen- ter has been founded to fulfill the needs of area students whose interests and abilities are in the technical and voca- tional fields. The objective of the Center is to provide quali- ty training in technical and vocational education resulting in gainful employment and progressive community citizenship. Students have the opportunity to enroll in Auto Body Repair, Auto Mechanics, Air Conditioning-Heading-Re- frigeration, and Welding. The courses include instruction in Communications, Human Relations, Salesmanship, Shop Mathematics, and Record Keeping. Students are able to enroll in the courses the first Monday of each month. Upon successful completion of the training, students re- ceive a certificate indicating the areas of specialization and instruction received. Approximately 100 junior college and Manpower Development Training students arc awarded certificates each year in this continuous program of instruction. Classroom education is as important as the practical education. I'hc art of welding is one which is emphasized at the Vocational Training Center. 24 W11, LARD BINGEN H El MER Director GREGORY CHRISTENSON 11 eat i ng- Refrigerat ion MARY CLEVELAND Secretary O. MILAN HUSO Automotive Mechanics and Electrical JAMES MURDOCK Electronics OSCAR NYBAKKEN Auto Body Repair ADOLPH REGEIMBAL Mechanics and Welding LAWRENCE STOLBERG Welding CLARA VAN MIDDLESWORTH Secretary HENRY VANNETT Auto Body Repair 25 STUDENTS Sophs Lead Today Tomorrow Greg Amundson Jaeque Anderson George Andres Kathleen Assel William Augustadt Ed u arc! Babeek James Bashus Pamela Bauer Todd Baumgartner Joy Bay Robert Becher Albert Becker Linda Beierle Diane Bennett Edwin Bentley 28 Gary Bentley Duane Berry Lyle Beyerle 1 .aDonna Blaich Jackie Boehm John Bonagofsky Allan Bosch Thomas Bosch Judi Brady Kenneth Braun Jerome Braxmever Mildred Brown Richard Burcharn Monty Burke Paulette Carlson I Joyd Case Steve Chase Jerome Chaussee Ken Christopher John(dark Robert Coad Dennis Collins Carl Copeland Stephanie Cunningham Norene Danielson Virginia Davis David Dietrick Patrick Dirk David Dobson Clydell Dockter 29 Judi Dockter Bill Doppler Thomas Dwyer Jim Faber Wade Faul Gregory Felchle Melvin Fischer Rodney Fischer Tim Fischer Michael Fix Linda Folmer Eunice Foss Jerry Fried Lee Froelick Wayne Geiger (George Cierhardt Terry Gimbel Wayne Gluesing Janet Gomes Rebecca Graner Garol Griffin 30 The change in cafeteria rules creates a quiet place to study . Gerald Grosz (herald Grot he Nyla Gurkc Dwight Haase Charlotte Haberstroh Eugene Hagel Joyce Halvorson Mary Beth Harens Ronald Harm Diane Hatzenbihler Don Hatzenhuhler Kelly lieid Connie Heine Gerald Hinsz Merry Hirsch George Hoff Harold Hoffman David Holzer Peter Hornsey Patricia Hooper Keith Horner 31 Linda Huber Monty Humann Richard Huschka Basem Ismir Adrian Jacobs Nodean Jelsing Robert Johnson Marjorie Kayjordah! Kathleen Jose Terry Juelke Kevin Kavaney Kenneth Klein Ronald Kicingartner Frederick Kline Lon Klusmann Claudia Knoll Ronald Koehler V ictor Koski Dennis Krein Rudy Kruckenberg Patricia Kucera Mary Lawlor Raymond Lerner Ronnie Letvin Wayne Liechty Sandra Lippert t erry Lockrem 32 Janet Loeb Monty Longmuir Norton Lovold Linda Lueneburg Steve Lund Robert McCabe Nancy McDermand Faye McDowall Doug Mahowald Sherry M asset h Steve Mehrer Lynn Meier Ann Miller Don Miller JoAnn Miller w 33 Thomas Miller Cary Monroe Melvin Mortvedt Isabelle Morton Roger Neal Michael Neiguin Gwen Nelson Dennis Neumann Leslie Norton LeAnne Nugent Kerry' O’Brien Lawrence O’Callaghan Marily n Oliver Garold Olsen David Patience Robert Paul Marjorie Perman Bruce Peterson Sherry' Peterson Lyvon Pfau Sandra Pidutti 34 Cradin Porter Gordon Price Theodore Quanrud 13ruce Rauser Carol Rauser Betty Reel) Steve Reed Kevin Reis Nicholas Reis Boh Renner James Renner Glorine Ressler Kenneth Roth Mark Rubbelke JimSande Alice Sanderson Gary Sayler James Schafer Sheila Schall Dwayne Schell Dennis Scherr Steven Schmidt Kenneth Schmit Paul Schneider Joel l Schon Leo Schreiner Gerald Schuette Tom Schulz Larry Schwartz Georgette Seifert Linda Sender Gladys Senger Dean Serr Handy Skaro James Skjod Michael Smith Matt Steckler Elmer Steiner Judy Steinhouse John Stewart Margaret Stickland Jill Stuart Linda Stubert Richard Tello Harold Thoemke Joseph Thomas Martin Thompson Rolxrt Thompson Edward Thorne Cheryl Tjadcn Eileen Tompt Jeanette Traub Patricia Traub Genevieve Trautmann Tom Trousdale Janice Vandenburg Mary Wadeson June Wagner Juanita Wahl Robert Walker 36 Margaret Walsh Carolyn Walz Tom Ward Ted Ware John Weber Jerry Weigum Myra Weisenburger Armon Weiss Gorden Weiss Ronald Weisser Irene Werner Naydcn Westbrook Delvin Wetsch Mavy Beth Wheeler Daniel Will Ann Willmann Gerard Wolf Joseph Wolf Beverly You ness Mary Zentner Craig Dennis 37 Tim Kleingartner Frosh Find Going Tough Fair President Bill Sorenson and Vice President Jerry Schimmelpfennig successfully head the Freshman Class 1968—1969 Cheryl Ackerman Coleen Ackerman Kenneth Adolf Judith A hi Ginnie Akers Claudia Albrecht Kenneth Aller John Allmer Patricia Alpert Dennis Anderson Kaye Anderson Mary Anderson Nancy Anderson Connie Andes Nancy Armstrong 38 Darold Asbridge Debbie Asbridge Claudia Bachmeier Jacqueline Backes JoAnn Backfisch Sharman Baltzer Timothy Baltzer Richard Balzer Frank Banyai Dana Barbie Jody Barbie Gloria Barrett Donald Bartels Beverly Barth Clint Barth Leo Beckler Elmer Bender Mark Benesh Ronald Benjamin Robert Benson Keith Berg Russell Berge Dennis Berger Evelyn Berger Marcella Berger Cynthia Biech Laurie Bingenheimer Tim Boehm Merlin Bohn Ronald Bosworth 39 Marjorie Boyd Jean Breene Joe Bride Elaine Brown Michael Brown Sharon Buchholtz Sharron Bucholz Charles Bullinger Michael Bullinger Terry Burke David Burnett Mary Busch Rachelle Buttman Lorraine Carlson Jeffrey Case Carolyn Chaffee Gerald Chalupsky Charles Chapman Apollo Cheng Darryl Chenoweth Wayne Christensen Corliss Ciavarella Dolores Clooten Gary Cole 40 Donna (’ollius Nancy Craig Julaine Crosby Leonard Crouse Ronald Crowley Timothy Comings Carol Dawson Janice Dockert Jayne Deibcrt David Delzer Arlene Dietrich Theodore Dietrich Dwight Dirk Evelyn Dirkach Ernest Dobereiner Deborah Dockter Colette Doerr Cecelia Doll Delton Doll Ted Duma Deborah Durey Nancy Dvorak Larry Dykema Sheri Edwards 41 Barbara Egan Michael Ehreth Kenneth Ehrmann Dane Eider Donald Eisenbarth Siri Ellisen Grace Enyart Charlene Erhardt Janice Erhardt Susan Evin Patricia Fahnlander Grace Faul Leonard Deist Caroline Ferderer Polly Fischer Judith Folk Laureen Fordyce Charles Fosberg Paul Fraase Nancy Fracassi Elaine Fred rich Boyd Fricke Florence Fried Ricky Fuchs Gary Gabriel Delmar Gallagher Carol Garvey John Garvin Bonnie Geiermann Gilbert Geiger 42 “Well, we’ve narrowed it down to between Old Maid and Go To The Dumps Patty Geiger Sue Gerhardt Theodore Gietzen Roger Gisinger Diane Gjernes Kevin Glass James Glasser Fred Gleich Stanley Goehring Loman Goetz Linda Golz James Gomes Lynne Goodhue I.arryr Graf Duane Greff 43 John Greff Marlys Gregoryk Mark Grewatz Sandra Grewatz Steven Grossman Jane Grot he Judith Gussner Carol Gutman Deborah Guy Mounir Haddad Dean Hager Wallace Hall Michael Ham kens Thomas Hamrnerel Douglas Hammeren MM 44 “Wait until he sees the trunk !“ Craig Hansen Kenneth Hansen Diane Hanson Marilyn Hanson Lenda Hardy Fat Hargrave Leland H arse he Bob Hart Dennis Hattel Audrey llauge Richard Haugen James lleidt Norma Heidt Tim Heidt Rosanne Heiser Mark Hcisler Mary Heisler Gary Helbling Kathy Henschel Bruce Herman Steven Hermanson Roger Hertz Muriel Hettich C. Timothy Hill Brenda Hilts Dwight Hinkel Steven Hirsch Vincent Hjelle David Hochhalter Susan Hochhalter 45 John Hocking Roxanne Hodell Lonnie Hoechst Carol Hoff Margaret Hoffman Gale Ho flan cl Alvin Holub John Homan Mary Hornsey Los Hornbacher Bruce H orner Bonita Huber Mark Huber Gary Hulm Steven Hultberg Ted Hummel William Huschka Sally H I1SS David Isaak Linda Iszler Kathryn Jacobs Jacqueline Jahnel Sharon James William Janko 46 Andrew Jaszkowiak Robert Jensen Richard Joersz Barbara Johnsen Dennis Johnson Kathleen Jordan Eli Judah Charles Judson Larry Kahl Ronald Kaiser Maury Kamins James Kapp Dennis Kary Laneal Keck Duane Keller Sterling Keller Donna Kenny Richard Kershaw Karen Keson R(xl Kieltv Carol Kilen Ronald Kirschman Judy Klein Michael Klein 47 Darlene Kluksdahl Carol KIusman Donna Knodel Mary Knoll Jeff Knudsen Ginny Kohoutek Jerry Kolling Don Kottas Donald Kraft Renita Kralicek Dennis Kroh Gary Kunick Arthur Kuntz Cindy Kunz Kathleen Kurtz Jean Lacher Howard Lake Robert Lake Edwin Landeis Kerry Landerholm Frederick Landgrebe Jennifer Lang Ardyth Lange Judith Lannoye Connie Laufer Linda Lawson Jerome Leno Janie Lesmeister l orn Levi Deborah Lips 48 Constance I.ittle Daureen Little James Long F.laine Looyenga Walter Lutkat Doug Magelky Glenn Maier Beverly Malsam Joy Markley Greg Marquardt Jennifer Martel Sharon Martin Melvin Mattis Janice McCormick Gordon McGregor “Are you being tickled ?” 49 “Take it easy—we served it !” Edwin McLaughlin Alan McWilliams Cindy Mees Dennis Mees James Melchior Sandra Messer Cariotta Metzger Daniel Meuchel Robert Michelsen Marlys Michels on Nancy Mickelson Marvin Miller Rita Miller Jacob Mindt Claudia Mische 50 Cynthia Mittelsteadt Lee Roy Mitzel Don Moravitz Doug Mork Gregory Morman Dale Mowder Michelle Mushik Gail Naaden Cheryl Neal Carol Nelson Margaret Nelson Harriet Ncuharth Linda Neumann Joan Nieters Bruce Nitschke Edwin Noehre Theo Ochsner Keith Ohlhauser Russell Oliger Lynda Olschlager Debbie Olson Tim O'Neil Dennis O’Neill Ronald Ottenbacher Rod Palmer Paul Patera Debbi Patnaude Debra Patzman- Marcella Paul Terry Peet 51 Dennis Peltz Karen Pendergast Clark Perrnan Kay Peterson Ronald Petryszyn Patricia Pfeifer Claudia Pfliger Cary Pletan Patricia Plews Clinton Podoll Carol Polasky Judy Poppke Darlyn Preabt Mary Pud will Susan Rarnbough Caren Rask Roger Rasmussen Jerry Ray Karv Redington Carlyle Reeff Larry Rehn Bev Reinisch John Reisenauer Bonita Reiswig Kathleen Rernmich Mavis Reuer Henry Ripplinger Paulette Ritchie Kathy Rittrniller Constance Robinson 52 Carol Roehrich Robert Roehrich Debra Roemmich Duane Roesslcr David Rolfson Lonnie Romsaas Sandra Rose Linda Roth Alvin Rouse Adolph Rub Anna Rubia Eric Rudrud Richard Rupp Tom Rutschke Joyce Saba 53 James Sabot David Sailer Karon Sayler Bob Schaffer Gladys Schauer Jerry Schauer Jacqueline Schell Gloria Schiermeister Brian Schilling Bruce Schilling Jerry Schimmelpfennig Dennis Schlinger Dale Schmaltz Robert Schmaltz Leslie Schmidkunz Mary Schmidt William Schmidt Marlene Schonert Aren’t you glad you use Dial ?’ 54 Grant Schoon Kathy Schroeder Candice Schuette Donald Schuette Betty Schuler Dwight Schwarting Kenneth Schwartz James Schweigert Vicki Schwichtenberg Duane Seiler Dennis Selinger Joe Senger Linda Senzek John Severson John Sharkey Tim Shea Cathy Sheldon Kathryn Siems Ray Silk Doug Simpfenderter Jack Sitter David Slag Larry Smith Roger Smith Dean Solheim William Sorensen Karen Sorenson Linda Speidel Peggi Stanton Earl Steidler 55 David Stephan Lewis Stewart Charles Strom Burr Stuart Sharon Swanson Vicki Swenson Douglas Tekippe Ronald Tello David Thomason Mark Thompson Sharlene Thor Peggy Thorson Darlene Thune Gary Tomanek Jerry Trusty Susan Turnbow Ken Ulmer Natalie Upton Ronald Vanderlinden Mark Van Horn C. Merrill Varner Robert Vedviek Dale Vogel Marcus Vogel Eugenia Vogle Jeanette Volk Mary Jo Volk Gary Vollmer Larry Wahl Timothy Wahl 56 Steve Walery William Walker Larry Wanner Audrey Weber JoAnii W edge June Wehmhoefer Gwendolyn Weichel John Weigel Allen Weisenburger George Welder Gregory Wentz Sharon Wesbrook Vernon Wester Edward White Marg Wickenheiser 57 Let ha Wiesenburger Joan Wigen Betty Wilhelm Greg Wilhelm Carl Winbauer Sandra Wittenberg Paul Wohnoutka Leo Wolf Earl Wrangham Judy Wray Edward Wuitschick Ronald Yeager NOT PICTURED Arnold Armstrong Cierald Asplund Yvonne Bender Thomas Braun Michael Buckingham Mark Carman Jerry Chase Glen Erdman Joel Felchle Darwin Fischer Wayne Fuhrman Duane Gabriel Roger Geist R. Michael Haas Sharon Haegele Thomas Hartmann Clifford Jacobson Steve Koch Juanita Kurle Phil Lanz Tom Lanz William Leingang Deborah Martinson Deborah Matteson Curtis Maynard William McCormick Robert Mettler Philip Miller Mary Mortensen Barbara Murry James Muthart Charles Neutman Leonard Noehre Jerry Oppegard Marva Patch Chery l Perman Ck rald Pinks Leslie Price Paul Reynolds Jacque Robinson Duke Rosendahl Raymond Seidel Peter Silbernagel Carol Stone Donna Traver Charles Welch Gerald Wiechman Darrel Woodworth Where are we supposed to be ?” 58 Peggy Ziegler Linda Zimmerman Mark Zimmerman Cynthia Zoller Allen Zuther Stanley Schrnidkunz Vocational Technical Students Attend Class On Downtown Campus Wes Anderson John Baepple Kenneth Baker Larry Benefiet Francis Beston Eddie Biegler Brian Bleich Mike Bliese Dennis Bohrer Randy Christ in David Coble David Colton Robert Derrvin Cary Elder Fred Ellis Vocational—Technical Students work with engines and transmissions 60 Ronald Engstrorn Raymond Feisl Douglas Fitterer Darn, I Fossen Walter l redickson Danny Fuller Deland Galster Don Goldwood Joe Grinsteiner Jonathon Hagen Warren llaibeck Larry llargiss Danny Herman Lloyd 11 ieb Loren Hoiland Wilber Hone Joel Huber Paul Jaschob Emanuel Jesz Jerry Jochim Kenneth Kachman Jerome Kitzman Elroy Klawitter Zane Kline 61 Miles Kopp Marvin Lang Roger Lupien Walter Monette Ted Morton Curtis Munsch Paul Nissen Norval Nord Richard Osovvski Rodney Ovitt Miles Parizek Dale Quam Clarence Ramsey Daniel Randash Phillip Rebel Edmond Reub Francis Rogstad Ronald Ryberg Thomas Sauter Doyle Schaeffer Ronald Schatz Michael Schmaltz Harry Schmidt 62 Darryl Schulte Ed Seeberg Alan Smith Roland Smith Mark Steidl Daryle Tabor Robert Mielman Timothy Thomas Jim Ungerecht Roger Vetter James Volk John Wagner Curtis Walker Jerome Warner Bennie Wegener Alvin Wells James Wetzel Duane Wruck 63 Students also specialize in television repair . ACTIVITIES r a tirin' when the events of 1968-69 at Bismarck Jn- le included in our most cherished memories. Jre pictures in this hook will remind you of all you ve had a part in throughout the year . . long reg- , istration lines in September ... sports musicals and plays . studying . preparing 0 research papers . . dances long cold walks to the parking lot . . . hot chocolate or coffee in the lounge while you were playing bridge or whist . . . Frost Festival . . . 7:80 classes on cold winter mornings . . . finals . . . and. at last, graduation. You will be able to page through and recog- nize fellow students, instructors, and events which w ill fade but never be forgotten. We give to you the 1969 Jay-Cee-An, to endow you with a lasting glimpse of 1968-69, a year to remember forever. BJC Mystics Triumphed That’s Becker Power. Coach Meland of the Bismarck Junior College bas- ketball team found that this year his team fell short of last year’s regional championship. Mystic dropped from first to second in the Mon- Dak League. They had won the 1968 sub-regional by passing Miles City by two points but lost out on the championship this year as Wahpeton Science won by two points in the semi-finals. The team was primarily freshman team this year. They started out at the beginning of the season with five straight losses but then started to pick up as league play started. The addition of three members at the end of the season helped. BJC’s win over Bottineau Forestry enabled them to place third in the Mon-Dak Conference. Jim Glasser, formerly of Bismarck High, was the most improved player and Dale Dobriener and Bill Schmidt the leading scorers. Next season all the starters from this year are ex- pected to be back. There will be a large number of veterans back for the 1969—1970 season. Co-captains for the year are Todd Baumgartner and Ted Ware. Keep that ball from the Black Hills players.” Tip that ball in.” RIGHT TO LEFT, FRONT ROW: Ted Ware, Mitch Kottas, Bill Schmidt, Bill Sorensen, Todd Baumgartner, Dennis Newmann, Tim O'- Neil. BACK ROW: Paul Fraase, Clinton Podoll, Jim Glasser, Al Becker, Larry Dykema, Jerry Chase, Clinton Barth. RIGHT: “C’mon, Tom, you can do it! BELOW: Get that rebound, A1!” BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL SEASON 1968—1969 WE Minot Air Base 58 Ellendale (Forfeit) 77 St. Andrews 76 Willmar 74 Black Hills State 63 Minot Air Base 87 Williston 92 Sheridan, Wyo. 87 Powell, Wyo. 63 McMasters Univ. 85 Univ. of Winnipeg 67 Devils Lake 65 Bottineau 78 Glendive 90 Miles City 77 Williston 86 North Hennipen, Minn. 60 Metropolitan, Minn. 100 Devils Lake 77 Bottineau 89 Williston 83 Wahpeton 83 Ellendale 75 Miles City 78 Glendive 78 Sub-Region Tournament Wahpeton 74 Bottineau 111 Season Record Won 12 Lost 15 Conference Record Won 6 Lost 2 Second Place in Conference Sub-Regional Tournament Won 1 Lost 1 Third Place in Sub-Region Captains Todd Baumgartner Ted Ware All-Conference Team Bill Schmidt All-Sub-Region Tournament Team Dale Dobriener Bill Schmidt THEY 60 83 77 91 88 80 110 94 90 72 63 74 77 76 93 83 76 63 63 86 70 95 79 103 79 76 107 LEFT: It's practice that makes the Mystics good. ABOVE: “The beginning of a take-down?” LEFT: Being a good wrestler requires much practice and determination. ABOVE: That’s the way to win the match! ABOVE, RIGHT: Co-captains of the wrestling squad arc Don Eisenbarth and Gordy Weiss. RIGHT: Wrestlers for 1968-69 are (RIGHT TO LEFT, FRONT ROW) Donald Eisenbarth, Paul Reynolds, Henry Ripplinger, Earl Steidler, Ray Seidel, Steve Hermanson. (BACK ROW) Al Royse, Ed McLaughlin, Earl Wran- gham, Vincent Hjelle, Dana Barbie, Ray Silk, and Tom Hammeral. MON-DAK CHAMPIONS 115 — Don Eisenbarth 130 — Earl Steidler 145 — Ray Seidel Outstanding Wrestler— Don Eisenbarth Most Improved Wrestler — Earl Steidler Hardest Worker — Henry Ripplinger Co-Captains — Ray Seidel Don Eisenbarth Wrestler of the Month December— Don Eisenbarth January — Ray Seidel February — Earl Steidler RIGHT: “That’s the way to pin him. BELOW: “ He's not going to take me down.” 78 BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE WRESTLING SEASON 1968—1969 MYSTICS 5 OPPONENT Black Hills State College 42 8 Northern State College 32 0 Dickinson State College 39 2 Westmar College 42 8 Dickinson State College 39 8 Miles Community College 27 9 Wahpeton Science 26 8 Mayville State College 43 39 Bottineau Junior College 0 16 Miles Community College 28 21 Ellendale - UND 8 31 Bottineau Junior College 6 18 Jamestown College 31 11 ('hadron State College 22 80 BJC athletic supporters. The voices of these girls keeps the crowd fired-up. The cheerleaders cheer on the number one team. 81 Cross Country Team Mon-Dak Champs Bismarck Junior College Cross Country Team has for the first time placed first in the Mon-Dak Conference and Re- gional Titles. Gordon McGregor, one of the outstanding members of the team, placed second in the Mon-Dak Conference and placed first in the Regional XIII Meet. The Mon-Dak Conference was held October 14, 1968 and all of the members did a fine job by placing in the top ten. Cross Country 1968 Jamestown Invitational Teddy Roosevelt Run Worthington Invitational Valley City Invitational Mon-Dak Conference Sioux Invitational Region XIII Meet A.A.U. Meet Northwest Open U. of Minn. National Junior College Cross Country Meet 3rd plaee 6th place 1st place (Champions) 2nd place Champions 7th place Champions Individual Run Individual Run 22 nd place Mon-Dak Meet Mon-Dak Meet 2nd Gordon McGregor 3rd Casey Chapman 6th Dennis Collins 7th Grad in Porter 8th Greg Marquardt 9th Douglas Hammeran 82 Cross Country TRACK TEAM: Dennis Collins, Gordon McGregor, Douglas Hammeran, Casey Chapman, Gradin Porter, Greg Marquardt. am works hard to gain recognition. 83 “Kick high, girls!’ Mystiques Entertain At Basketball Gaines Members of the Mystiques are (LEFT TO RICH']') FRONT ROW: Debbie Patzman, Jody Barbie, Connie Andes, and Grace Enyart. MIDDLE ROW: Lin- da Speidel, Mavis Heuer, Nancy McDerrnand, and Sandra Pidutti. BACK ROW: Jackie Schell, Mary Busch, Cindy Kunz, Sue Evin, Faye McDowall, and Marilyn Hanson. Faye McDowall (LEFT) and Sandra Pidutti (RIGHT) arc the student cho- reographers and Mrs Pat Halverson (CENTER) is advisor. Of Thee I Sing The Gershwin Brother’s Pulitzer Prize winning musical, “Of Thee 1 Sing, was performed by the Collegiate Players of B.J.C. October 30, 31, November 1 and 2. This satire on national polities revolved around the campaign commit- tee’s selection of John P. Wintergreen as their candidate and the single word, LOVE, as the platform. To carry out the theme, a beauty contest was held with the intent that the winner marry the candidate. However, a state of confu- sion arose when Wintergreen announced he would not marry winner Diana Devereaux but Mary Turner who made the best corn muffins in the country. International problems with France resulted, as well as possible impeach- ment of the president and the threat of the know-nothing, do-nothing Vice President succeeding him. M iss Diana Devereaux Posterity is just around the corner. Of thee I sing. ‘‘We’re the one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine Supreme Court Judges. “They all keep asking me, a boy or a gel?” Cast Of Characters Louis Lippman Francis X. Gilhooley Maid Matthew Arnold Fulton Senator Robert E. Lyons Senator Carver Jones Alexander Throttlebottom Sam Jenkins John F. Wintergreen Diana Devereaux Mary Turner Miss Benson Vladimir Vidovitch Yussef Yussevitch The Chief Justice The Scrubwoman The French Ambassador Guide Senator of Massachusettes Ted Quanrud John Dasovick Jody Barbie Steve Stenehjem Wesley Hendrickson Mark Benesh Gordon Weiss Jcrcl Schirnmelpfennig Mark Heisler Joyce Saba Mary Wadeson Carol Nelson Dennis O’Neil Steve Koch J. Michael McCormack Jodie Barbie Donald Eisenbarth David Hol .er John Homan 89 The Odd Couple LEFT: Oscar put disinfectant on the cards. BELOW: “Yes, Blanche ... Yes, Blanche . . . Yes, Blanche.’’ BELOW, RIGHT: “We ll talk about it in the morning.” 90 My, neck! My neck!” Don't leave, Felix.” Cast Of Characters Speed Murray Roy Vinnie Oscar Madison Felix Ungar Gwendolyn Pigeon Cecily Pigeon Ted Quanrud Bill Franke Herb Schimmelpfennig Jerry Hayes Steve Stenehjem Gordy Weiss Chris Smeland Bev Brecht 91 The play “The Odd Couple” written by Neil Simon was presented by the Collegiate Players on March 22 and 23, 1968. The story opened with five poker players in Oscar Madison’s messy and sloppy apartment. These poker play- ers were from all walks of life and had a variety of personali- ties. After a series of telephone calls Oscar discovered that missing poker player Felix Ungar, the neurotic, meticulous nut, had gone out to kill himself because he and his wife had broken up. In due time downtrodden Felix arrived at Oscar s. Oscar invited Felix to live with him. All seemed well until the beginning of the second act when the poker players could barely control their tempers. Felix was a very meticulous housekeeper and kept handing out napkins, beer, sandwiches, and ashtrays. He even sprayed disinfec- tant on the cards. Felix cooked a delicious dinner for the Pigeon sisters, but it was all ruined when Oscar came home late. In the ensuing argument, Oscar tossed Felix out of the house. The comedy ended with everyone liking everyone else. “If you knew you were going to be late, why didn't you call? Why don t you come to our apartment? 92 ‘Now what did you say?” “Why can’t ho just leave?’ i 93 Guys And Dolls The Bismarck Junior College Drama and Music Depart- ments presented “Guvs and Dolls,’ a musical fable of Broadway April 23-27, 1968 under the direction of Jane Grey Smith and Francis Elliott, Nathan Detroit was the originator of the oldest established floating crap game in New York. The state was very much alive with the crap players looking for a place to play where they would not be arrested. The Salvation Army tried to reform the players; the highlight of the crusade was when the Salvation Army returned to find the crap game going on in their headquar- ters. Sergeant Sarah Brown finally fell in love with Sky Masterson, the highest gambler of them all, when she goes with him on a trip to Havana. Nathan Detroit, in addition to being hounded by the crap players for a place to play, was also nagged by his fiance of fourteen years. Miss Ade- laide. In the end, Nat agreed to marry Miss Adelaide. The cast consisted of about one-third of the students at the col- lege. In addition to the main characters, there were two groups of dancers and the Salvation Army Band. ABOVE: The whole cast sings Guvs and Dolls’’ for a groat finale. RIGHT: Arvide Abernathy consoles Miss Sarah Brown. ABOVE, RIGHT: ' Hey, Nat, you find a place yet? 94 Cast Of Characters Benny Southstreet Steve Stenehjem Nicely-Nicely Johnson Tom Riedman Harry the Horse Josh Sand Sarah Brown Wanda Lou Lowry Arvide Abernathy Herb Sehirnrnelphennig Lieutenant Brannigan Gene Glasser Nathan Detroit Gordv Weiss Angie the Ox Jack Huseby Miss Adelaide Bonnie Mikkelson Mary Wadeson Sky Masterson Chuck Suchv Joey Biltmore Steve Stenehjem Mimi Marcia Yonker General Cartwright Bridget Hill Society Max Don Keller Rusty Charlie Bill Franke Liver Lips Louie Matt Colik Big Jule Rich Patch RIGHT: ‘But really, Miss Adelaide, I can’t afford to get married right now.” BELOW: “You’d better find a place, Nat.” 96 97 Shall we use this one? The eyes of the BJC publications: Earl Wrangham, John Stewart, Ted Quanrud. Jay — Cee — An Editor T.inda Stul«:rt. 5� Jay-Cee-An Advisor Laura Gilbreath watches hopefully. Working evenings as well as days, the annual staff took and developed millions of pictures, drew layouts, sorted, matched, worked and worked and worked. Result? The 1969 Jay-Cee-An. So that’s why it takes the girls so long to get into the dorm! 99 Mystician Staff Keeps Student Body Informed Campus activities, sports events, classes, and the draft were among the topics featured in this year’s issues of the Mystician. Students had the opportunity to express them- selves through contributions to the literary page and letters to the editor, while the staff reported current news and fu- ture events concerning BJC. Bulletin board of exchange papers. Janet Loeb and Pat Pfeifer paste up an issue of the Mystician. John Stewart and friend. 100 Advisor Mr. Miller at work. THE MYSTICIAN Published Monthly by the Students Editor________________________-__________________ Janet Loeb Business Manager ________________.._________________Joy Bay Circulation Manager.......................... Kelly Jordan Photographer ................................ Ted Quanrud Sports Editor...............................-..Steve Schmidt Columnists___________Tom Trousdale, Gwen Nelson, Gladys Senger Newswriters______________________Sandra Messer, Paul Schneider, Peggy Nelson, John Bongofsky Advisor______________________________________Wilford Miller Printed in the United States 101 Ted Quanrud strikes a familiar pose. A male student aids K-Dettes in initiating Vicki Schwichtenberg. Barb Johnscn gives her friends a demonstration of K-Dettes talent. K-Dette President Ann Willmann joins in Frost Festival fun. One of the most popular fall events is K- Dette initiation when candidates for mem- bership are asked to prove their worth. K-Dettes The K-Dettes, a girl’s organiza- tion, add spice to life at BJC. Mem- bers support their favorite team bv sell i ng concessions at all home games. K-Dettes also serve as ushers for all college productions and act as hostesses at various teas and recep- tions throughout the year. Third place winning K-Dette snow sculpture. A K-Dette performer at the Variety Show. K-Dette officers Ann YVillrnann, Linda Speidel, Pam Bauer, Alice Sanderson, Carol Hoff, and Cathy Sheldon. Circle K supports Mitch Kottas for Student Senator-at-large. 104 RIGHT TO LEFT, FIRST ROW: Dave Burnett, Les Schmidkunz, Carlyle Rceff, Roger Geist, Carl Winbauer, Tom Hornsey, Mr. Michael McCormack, Advisor. SEATED: Dennis Newmann, President. Circle K helps with Crippled Children campaign. Circle K 1968—1969 With its sponsoring organization Kiwanis International, the Circle K-Club has always followed the axion 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 mean- ingful campus activity. SECOND ROW: Pat Hargrave, Dick Kershaw, Bob Beeker, John Greff, Jim Glasser. THIRD ROW: Daryl Asbridge, Larry Dykema. DEC A Organization To Promote Business Careers The Distributed Education Club of America Mid-Man- Officers: agement organization is operating on the campus of BJC to President Jack Sitter endeavor to promote and develop future leaders in market- Vice-president Rod Palmer ing and distribution. Participation in local and state con- Secretary Betty Schuler tests which could lead to national competition is encour- Treasurer Marlys Michelson aged. These contests consist of demonstrations in such areas Public relations director Dave Hochhalter as human relations, marketing, marketing improvement. Historian Ron Kirschman retailing, advertising, and salesmanship. Practical application of the principles of the club was per- formed through operation of a coffee and snack bar for the evening classes. Mr. Pokladnik is the advisor. 106 A New Organization On Campus Golden-Z The purpose of the Golden Z Club is to serve the college and the community, to provide career guid- ance and to encourage leaderhip qualities in young women in junior colleges, and to promote fellowship and better understanding among all peoples of the world. The motto of the club is “GROWTH THROUGH SERVICE”. Many of the members of the club have been doing volunteer work at the local School of Hope. The club gave Halloween treats to childrens’ wards of the lo- cal hospitals. The club is sponsored by the local Zonta Club of Bismarck. 107 Ski Club Boots BJC The BJC Ski Club had a total of 42 paid members. The First Semester President was Dave Patience, Vice Presi- dent, Al Knoll and Secretary-Treasurer, Gladys Senger. After raising money from firewood sales, a hay-ride, sur- veys, donations, a raffle, and button sales, the ski club was ready for their ski trip. Twenty-one members and their ad- visor, Mr. Sitte, started out for their annual ski trek to the famous Red Lodge Resort in Montana, on January 22. Then they packed up and returned back to the campus of BJC for another semester. New Second Semester officers are Tom Levi, president; John Sharkey, vice-president; and Gladys Senger, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Is everyone ready for the ski lift? The Ski Club's boot won second place in the Frost Festival snow sculpture contest. 108 C’mon, everyone, let s ski. Richard Nixon gave political views at the Memorial building in Bismarck. 110 Richard Larson, republican candidate for lieu- tenant governor, visited the Young Republicans. “NIXON’S THE ONE” “Nixon is the one” was the slogan that carried the Young Repub- licans of BJC through a victorious year. It was this organization that led the rally for Richard Nixon and Tom Kleppe. Leading the Young Republicans are Kevin Reis, Chairman; Bob Becker, Vice Chairman; Joy Markley, Secretary; and Joan Wigen, Treasurer. The Young Republicans are associated with the Burleigh County Young Republicans, and the State Young Republicans. The Mem- bers are serving as pages at the North Dakota State Legislature. The Young Republican officers are STANDING Kevin Reis, Chairman; SEATED (left) Joy Markley, Secre- tary; and (right) Joan Wigen, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED is Bob Becker, Vice Chairman. Debate Debate coach Walter Burkett takes a rare moment of relaxation. A first! Under the able coaching of Walter Bur- kett, BJC began a debate team this year. The team sponsored two invitational meets, one high school and one on the college level, as well as entering competition at Dickinson State and Rocky Moun- tain Colleges. 112 Debate team members; BACK ROW: Natalie Upton, Linda W rr Olschlager, Gerard Wolf, John Sharkey, Glen Erdman, Mark Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: Caren Rask, Richard Haugen. 113 Student Senate Officers are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Bruce Peterson, President, Gordy Weiss, Vice President, and Kay Jordahl, Secretary. The 1968-69 Student Senate with great plans for the new year were set back when the Christmas formal was canceled due to the weather, but carried out successfully their plans for the Fifth Annual Frost Festi- val and the Spring Formal. Realizing the plea of the tired student body, the Student Senate acquired benches for the halls. The Student Senate also awards scholar- ships seven students, in the amount of $100. The Executive hoard of Student Senate spent many long hours planning the welcoming of the new freshmen and they also handle Student Senate elections. 114 Student Senate 1968—1969 Student Senate election posters. Vice President, hut also active in other school activ ities. Fantasy In Frost Queen LeAnne Nugent was crowned Feb- ruary 6, 1969, at 10:00 P.M. by President Werner at the Variety Show. She reigned over the following activities: snow activities such as toboganning, snowmobile races, skat- ing, and snowballfights, the tug-of-war, and the formal and informal dances. 116 The Royal Court: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Joy Bay, Jill Stuart, Sue Evin, Patti Hooper. At- tendant Ann Willman, Attend- ant, LeAnne Nugent, Queen, Kay Jordahl. Attendant, Janet Loch, Attendant. Diane Ben- nett, Sandra Pidutti, and Faye McDowall. |HMj The Queen Candidates Were Entertained At A Faculty Tea JOY BAY STEPHANIE CUNNINGHAM Sophomores Ski Club The candidates had an entertaining afternoon at the tea. 118 r PATTI HOOPER Circle K ANN WILLMAN K-dettes JILL STUART DIANE BENNETT Lettermcn’s Club Decca JANET EOEB Mystician KAY JORDAHL Jay-Cee-An President Werner visits with the candidates at the tea. 119 FAYE MCDOWELL Golden Z I must be a sugar bowl! 120 The Variety Show Featured B.J.C. Talents And Guests Randy Plume performed a genuine Sioux war dance. The K-dettes tip-toed through the tulips. 121 The organiza- tions at Bis- marck Junior College built snow sculp- tures. First prize was awarded to the South Dorm for their panda bear; second prize was won by the ski boot built by the Ski Club, and the K-dettes’ rabbit in the hat placed third. 123 Two Days Of Outdoor Activities . . . Contests, Athletic Events, And Fun! That was quite some ride! Toboggans and saucers raced down the hills at the golf course. 125 The students built a bonfire to keep warm. Freshmen Show Their Strength And Defeat Sophomores At Tug-Of-War 126 Students danced Thursday night to the Jokers' Wild. BJC Chorale And Orchestra Presented Bach Magnifico 128 BJC is priviledged to have one of the finest choral depart- ments that can be found in a junior college. Directed by Mr. Gilbert Gervais the chorale has performed works that are usually attempted only by large universities. During the past three years such works as Chamber Mass by Antonio Vivaldi Missa Solemnes (Nelson) by Hayden Stabat Mater by G. Rossine Messiah by Handel plus many short selected works have been performed. In fulfilling its goal to familiarize the student with and give him an appreciation for classical music, the chorale and orchestra presented the Bach Magnificat under the direction of Dr. Jean Berger - well-known composer and conductor. Dr. Berger received his Ph.D. from Heidelberg University. He has performed extensively in Europe and the Near East and has arranged musical selections for CBS and NBC. Other featured concerts by the chorale this year included the beautiful Christmas Chorale performed in Mary Col- lege Chapel and Brahm’s German Requiem. Jomrt Sunday, December 1, 3:00 P. M. Annunciation Priory Chapel presented by Collegiate Chorale directed by Gilbert Gervais Bismarck College Community Symphony directed by Francis Elliott Dr. Berger And Chorale In Rehearsal Directed by Mr. Francais Elliot, our BJC orchestra is composed of members from the college, the local high schools, and the community of Bismarck. It is nationally recognized as the only junior college orchestra in the North Central Region. Appearances this year have included the Bach Magnifi- cat with Dr. Berger and a trip by the String section to Fargo for the National Convention of Music Education of Junior Colleges. Also at this convention, BJC was well represented by Mr. Elliot and Mr. Gervais who were main panel speakers. 130 131 Mr. Elliot Directs Pep Band The pep hand, directed by Mr. Elliot, performed at BJC sports functions here, at home and also has done some trav- eling with our various teams. This group adds much to the team spirit of the student body. Bagpipe Band Adds A Scottish Aire To BJC Mr. George Anderson directs the bagpipe band which is made up of high school students who plan to attend BJC and students who are presently attending here. BJC is very proud of this group because we are the only college spon- soring a bagpipe band and this band is one of the four bag- pipe bands in the nation. The band played at some of our basketball games to help encourage our team. It has traveled to major cities in North Dakota to help promote BJC. It has performed at the Seat- tle World’s Fair, the Minneapolis Aquatennial, and the Highland Games in Canada. 133 Education Has Its Merits Bruce Peterson, Mary Busch, Linda Stubert, and Kaye Anderson are four of the BJC Scholarship winners, which consists of a waiver of tui- tion and fees. Recipients of BJC Scholarships not pictured are Barbara Murry, Patricia Hooper, and Marvin Miller. Joy Markley was winner of a $100 Business and Professional Women Scholarship. Lynda Olschlager was winner of the $200 George F. Will Scholarship. Debra Roemmich and Claudia Pfliger are the recipients of the $175 Montana-Dakota Utilities Scholar- ships. Pictured from left are Nancy Armstrong, Roger Gisinger, and Darlene Thune. Nancy was awarded a $100 Business and Professional Wom- en Scholarship; Roger is the recipient of a $200 Sears Roebuck Scholarship; and Darlene is the winner of the $100 Zonta Scholarship. 135 Who’s Who Of American Junior College Students Sophomores are named to the Who’s Who of American Junior College Students on the basis of scholastic ability, citizenship and service to their community, leadership in extracurricular activities, and future potential. Selected from BJC are, STANDING FROM LEFT, Linda Stubert, Jerome Chaussee, Patrick Dirk, Ann Willmann, Bruce Pe- terson, Pamela Bauer, Lynn Meier, Carl Copeland, and Gordon Weiss. SEATED are Steven Schmidt, Michael Fix, Linda Beierle, Connie Heine, Dennis Neumann, and Mary Beth Wheeler. 136 The national junior college honor society pledges are represented this year at BJC by the students pictured be- low. STANDING FROM LEFT, Jerome Chaussee, Pamela Bauer, Lynn Meier, Ann Willmann, Patrick Dirk, Diane Hatzenbihler, and Michael Fix. SEATED FROM LEFT are Connie Heine, Linda Beierle, and Linda Stubert. Not pictured are Steven Schmidt, Carl Copeland, Mildred Brown, and Eileen Tompt. Phi Theta Kappa Pledges 137 Sophomore Activity Poll AMUNDSON, GREG Minot ANDERSON, JACQUE Bismarck Band 1 ASSEL, KATHLEEN Mandan Mystiques 1 AUGUSTADT, WILLIAM Bismarck BABECK, EDW ARD Bismarck BALLIET, RICHARD Linton BARNHARDT, GLORINE (KESSLER) Bismarck BARON, WAYNE Mandan BASIIUS, JAMES Bismarck BAUER, PAMELA Bismarck Dramatics 1 K-Deetes 1 2 Who’s Who 2 BAUMGARTNER, TODD Bismarck Basketball Team 1 A 2 Golf 1 2 Baseball 1 61 2 Letterman’s Club 1 A 2 BAY, JOY Bismarck Choral 1 Dramatics 1 2 Mystican Staff 1 2 Queen Candidate 2 Student Senate 2 BECHER, ROBERT Mandan Circle K 1 Young Republicans 2 Golf 1 BECKER, ALBERT Elgin Basketball team 1 A 2 Student Senate 1 BEIERLE, LINDA Bismarck Phi Theta Kappa 2 Who's Who 2 BELAKJON, DAVID Scranton BENNET, DIANE Bismarck Cheerleader 2 Dramatics 1 A 2 Mystiques 1 Queen Candidate 2 Young Republicans 2 BENTLEY, EDWIN Mandan BENTLEY, GARY Mandan BERRY, DUANE Mandan BEYERLE, LYLE Golden Valiev BLAICH, LaDONNA Mandan BODEWIN, DAVID Bismarck BOEHM, JACKIE Bismarck BON ACOFSKY, JOHN Selfridge BOSCH, ALLAN Linton BOSCH, THOMAS Linton BRADY, JUDIE Bismarck Choral 1 A 2 BRAUN,KENNETH Bismarck BR AXMEYER, JEROME Bismarck BROWN, MILDRED Underwood BURCHAM, RICHARD Bismarck BURKE, MONTY McKenzie CARLSON, PAULETTE Bismarck Dramatics 2 K-Dettes 1 Young Republicans 1 CASE, LLOYD Bismarck CHASE, STEVE Bismarck CIIAUSSEE, JEROME Bismarck Who’s Who 2 CHRISTOPHER, KEN Bismarck CLARK, JOHN Bismarck CLOUSTON, KENNETH Mandan Baseball 1 Letterman’s (dub 1 GOAD, ROBERT Bismarck COLLINS, DENNIS Bismarck Cross Country 1 A 2 Wrestling 1 Track 1 A 2 Letterman 1 A 2 COPELAND, CARL Beaufort, S.D. Who's Who 2 CUNNINGHAM, STEPHANIE Driscoll Queen Candidate 2 Ski Club 1 A 2 Young Democrats 1 DANIELSON, NORENE Tuttle DAV IS, VIRGINIA Mandan DEBOER, JOHN Linton DENNIS, CRAIG Minot DIETRICK, DAVID Bismarck DIRK, PATRIC Bismarck DOBSON, DAVID Bismarck DOCKTER, CLYDELL Streeter DOPPLER, BILL Menoken DW YER, THOMAS Bismarck ERICKSON, DELMA Bismarck EVIN, SUSAN Minnesota Annual Staff 1 A 2 Mystiques 1 A 2 Queen Candidate 2 Ski Club 1 A 2 FABER, JIM Bismarck FAUL, WADE Bismarck FELCHLE, GREGORY Denhoff FISCHER, MELVIN Bismarck FISCHER, RODNEY Bismarck FISCHER, TIM Bismarck FIX, MICHAEL Bismarck Phi Theta Kappe 2 Who’s Who 2 FOLMER, LINDA Wing FOSS, EUNICE Hazen Golden Z 2 Young Republicans 1 A 2 FRIED, JERRY Mandan FROELICH, LEE Bismarck Ski Club GEIGER, WAYNE Mandan GERHARDT, GEORGE Mandan GERTZ, JOE Steele GIMBEL, TERRY Ilazelton Young Democrats GLUESING, WAYNE Bismarck Basketball Teaml GOMES, JANET Bismarck GRANER, REBECCA Bismarck Young Democrats GRIFFIN, CAROL Bismarck CROSS, GERALD Bismarck GROTHE, GERALD Bismarck GURKE, NYLA Bismarck Chorale 2 K-Dettes 1 A 2 GUSSNER, JUDEE Minneapolis Chorale 1 A 2 Dramatics 1 A 2 Ski Club 2 HAAG,ROBERT Mandan HAASE, DWIGHT Bismarck HABERSTROH, CHARLOTTE Burt HAGEL, DUGENE Bismarck HALVORSON, JOYCE Bismarck HANDEGARD, LARRY Bismarck H ARENS, MARY BETH Bismarck HARM, RONALD Mandan HATZENBIHLER, DIANE Mandan K-Dettes 1 A 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 HATZENBUHLER, DON Solen IIEID, KELLY Bismarck HEINE, CONNIE Hazen Band 1 Chorale 1 A 2 Golden Z 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Who's Who 2 HENDRICKSON, WES Bismarck Dramatics 2 Young Democrats 2 HESSINGER, JOHN Bismarck HINSZ, GERLAD Bismarck HIPFNER, SHAROLD Bismarck Young Democrats HIRSCH, MERRY Mandan IIOFF, COERGE Bismarck HOFFMAN, HAROLD Mandan HOLZER, DAVID Bismarck HOMSEY, PETER Driscoll Basketball Team 1 HOOPER, PATRICIA Mandan Cheerleader 1 A 2 Drill Team 1 K-Dettes 1 A 2 Queen Candidate 2 Ski Club 1 Student Senate 2 Young Democrats 1 A 2 HORNER, KEITH Bismarck HUBER, LINDA Bismarck Dramatics HUMANN, MONTY Ilazelton Ski Club 1 A 2 HUSCHKA, RICHARD Belfield ISMIR, BASEM Bismarck JACOBS, ADRIAN Amidon JELSING, NODEAN Bismarck JOHNSON, DIANE Bismarck Bagpipe Band 1 Chorale 1 K-Dettes 1 JOHNSON, ROBERT Bismarck JORDAHL, MARJORIE Minot Dramatics 1 A 2 Drill Team 1 Queen Candidate 2 Student Senate 1 A 2 Young Republicans 1 JOSE, KATHLEEN Beulah Young Republicans 1 JUELKE, TERRY Bismarck KAVANEY, KEVIN Bismarck KENNEDY, KARSTENS Bismarck KLEIN, KENNETH Bismarck KLEINGARTNER, RONALD Bismarck Deca Association 2 KLEINGARTNER, TIMOTHY Bismarck KLINE, FRED Bismarck KLUSM ANN, LON Bismarck Deca Association 2 KNOLL, ALAN Bismarck KNOLL, CLAUDIA Mandan KOCH, BARRY Mandan KOEHLER, RONALD Bismarck KOSKI, VICTOR Wing KREIN, DENNIS Bismarck KRUCKENBERG, RUDY Stanton KUCERA, PATRICIA Bismarck LAW LOR, MARY Bismarck Annual Staff 1 LAW SON, DAVID Bismarck LEMER, RAYMOND Bismarck LETVTN, RONNIE Butte LIECHTY, WAYNE Bismarck LIPPERT, SANDRA Bismarck Young Democrats 1 2 LOCKREM, TERRY Martin LOEB, JANET Mandan Mystician Staff 1 6c 2 Queen Candidate 2 LONGMU1R, MONTY Bismarck Class Office 2 Student Senate 2 LOVOLD, NORTON Center LUENEBURC, LINDA Center LUND, STEVE Bismarck McCABE, ROBERT Steele McDERMAND, NANCY Bismarck Chorale 1 2 Dramatics 1 6c 2 Mystiques 2 K-Dettes 1 2 McDOWALL, FAYE Carson Mystiques 1 6c 2 Golden Z 2 Queen Candidate 2 MAHOWALD, DOUG Garrison MARTHALLER, RON Bismarck MASSETH, SHERRY Bismarck Young Democrats 1 MEHRER, STEVE Bismarck MEIER, LYNN Bismarck Orchestra 1 6c 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Who’s Who 2 MEYHOFF, RICKY Center MILLER, ANN Bismarck MILLER, DON Bismarck MILLER, JO ANN Bismarck Band 1 Young Democrats I 2 MILLER, THOMAS Bismarck MONROE, GARY Bismarck MORTVEDT, MELVIN Bismarck MORTON, ISABELLE Bismarck NEAL, ROGER Bismarck NEIGUM, MICHAEL Bismarck NELSON, GWEN Bismarck Mystician I 6c 2 NEUMANN, DENNIS Bismarck Basketball Team 1 6c 2 Circle K 1 6c 2 Student Senate 1 NORTON, LESLIE Bismarck NUGENT, LeANNE Grafton Annual Staff 1 Chorale 1 6c 2 Dramatics 1 6c 2 Queen Candidate 2 O'BRIEN, KERRY Bismarck 0 CALLAGHAN, LAWRENCE IJazelton Ski Club 1 6c 2 OLIVER, MARILYN Bismarck Annual Staff 1 K-Dettes 1 OLSEN, GAROLD Bismarck Chorale 2 Baseball 1 PATIENCE, DAV ID Bismarck PAUL, ROBERT Mandan PETERSON, BRUCE Bismarck Band I 6c 2 Circle K 2 Dramatics 2 Orchestra 1, 6c 2 Student Senate 1 6c 2 Who’s Who 2 PETERSON, SHERRY Bismarck PFAU, LYVON Mandan Chorale 1 6c 2 PIDUTTL SANDY Bismarck Mystiques 1 6c 2 Queen Candidate 2 PHUME, PAUL Fort Yates PORTER, GRADIN Bismarck Cross Country 1 6c 2 Track 1 6c 2 Baseball 1 6c 2 POTTENGER, DOUGLAS Bismarck PRICE, GERTRUDE Bismarck PRICE, GORDON Bismarck QUANRUD, THEODORE Bismarck Annual Staff 1 6c 2 Chorale 1 6c 2 Dramatics 1 6c 2 RAUSER, BRUCE Bismarck Band 1 6c 2 Chorale 1 RAUSER, CAROL Bismarck REEB, BETTY Hazen REED, STEVE Bismarck REIDMAN, TOM Bismarck Chorale I Dramatics 1 REIS, KEVIN Bismarck Young Republicans 1 6c 2 Baseball 1 6c 2 Young Democrats 1 6c 2 Lettermans Club 1 6c 2 REIS, NICHOLAS Bismarck RENNER, BOB Mandan RENNER, JAMES Wilton RESSLER, LORRAINE Mandan ROTH, KENNETH Bismarck RUBBELKE, MARK Bismarck SANDE, JIM Bismarck SANDERSON, ALICE Bismarck K-Dettes 1 6c 2 Orchestra 1 6c 2 SAYLER, GARY Bismarck SCHAFER, JAMES Bismarck SCHALL, SHEILA Bismarck SCHELL, DWAYNE Selfridge Young Democrats 1 6c 2 SCHERR, DENNIS Hazelton Ski Club 2 Young Democrats 1 6c 2 SCHMIDT, JOHN Goodrich SCHMIDT, STEVEN Bismarck Mystician Staff 1 Phi Theata Kappa 2 SCHMIT, KENNETH Bowman SCHNEIDER, PAUL Bismrack Mystician Staff 1 6c 2 SCHON, JOEL’L Mercer SCHREINER, LEO Bismarck SCHUETTE, GERALD Bismarck SCHULZ, TOM Bismarck SCHULZ, WILLIAM Bismarck SCHUMACHER, JAMES Zeeland SCHWARTZ, LARRY Bismarck SCHWENGLER, DAVID Bismarck SEIFERT, GEORGETTE Bismarck SEMLER, LINDA Bismarck Young Republicans 2 SENCER, GLADYS Bismarck Mystician Staff 2 Ski Club 1 6c 2 Young Democrats 1 6c 2 SERR, DEAN Bismarck SEVERSON, JOHN Bismrack Golf 1 SIM BURGER, DOUGLAS Bismarck SKARO, RANDY Bismarck SKJOD, JAMES Mandan SKROCH, DOUGLAS Bismarck SMITH, JANICE Huff SMITH. MICHAEL Bismarck Baseball 1 6c 2 Young Democrats 1 6c 2 STECKLER, MATT Bismarck Basketball 1 6c 2 STEINER, ELMER Bismarck STEIN HOUSE, JUDY Pettibone STEWART, JOHN Bismarck Mystician 2 Annual 2 STICKLAND, MARGARET Mandan STUART, JILL Bismarck Cheerleader 1 6c 2 Queen Candidate 2 STUBERT, LINDA Regan Annual 1 6c 2 Phi Theata Kappa 2 TABERT, VERNON Mandan TELLO, RICHARD Bismarck Orchestra 1 6c 2 THOEMKE, HAROLD Bismarck THOMAS, DALE Montana THOMAS, JOSEPH Bismarck THOMPSON, MARTIN Bismarck THOMPSON, ROBERT Bismarck Chorale 2 Ski Club 2 Wrestling 1 THORNE, EDWARD Mandan TJADEN, CHERYL Bismarck TOMPT, ELEEN Bismarck TRAUB, JEANETTE Garrison TRAUB, PATRICIA Garrison TRAUTMANN, GENEVIEVE Medina TROUSDALE, TOM Mott VANDENBURG, JANICE Bismarck Annual 1 6c 2 K-Dettes 1 WADESON, MARY Bismarck Band I Chorale 1 6c 2 Dramatics 1 6c 2 Young Republicans 1 WAGNER, JUNE Hazelton WAHL, JUANITA Bismarck WALKER, ROBERT Fort Yates WALSH, MARGARET Bismarck WALZ, CAROLYN Mandan Band 1 Today s Secretary' 2 Young Republicans 2 WARD, TOM Mandan Band 1 6c 2 Ski Club 1 6c 2 Tennis Team 2 Young Democrats 1 6c 2 WARE, TED Illinois Basketball Team I 6c 2 Baseball Team 1 6c 2 Dramatics 1 6c 2 Student Senate 2 Class Officer 2 W EBER, JOHN Mandan WEIGUM, JERRY Garrison WEISENBURGER. MYRA Bismarck WEISS, ARMON Bismarck WEISS, GORDON Bismarck Chorale I 6c2 Class Officer 1 Dramatics 1 6c 2 Student Senate 1 6c2 Who s Who 2 Wrestling 1 6c 2 Letterman s Club 1 6c2 WE1SSER, RONALD Bismarck WERNER, IRENE Bismarck WESTBROOK, NAYDEN Bismarck WETSCH, DELVIN Mandan Deca Association 2 WHEELER, MARY Bismarck Cheerleader 1 6c 2 Annual Staff 2 Dramatics 1 6c2 Student Senate 2 Who’s Who 2 WIKENHEISER, DAVE Strasburg WILL, DANIEL Bismarck WILLIMANN, ANN Bismarck K-Dettes 1 6c 2 Orchestra 1 6c2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Queen Candidate 2 Who s Who 2 WOLF, GERARD Bismarck WOLF, JOSEPH Linton YOUNESS, BEVERLY Bismarck Cheerleader I Chorale I 6c2 Dramatics 2 K-Dettes 1 ZENTNER, MARY Bismarck Das Ende El Fin La Fin 140 TOMEK’S GENERAL AUTO TRUCK REPAIR FURNITURE DEALERS OF BISMARCK AND MANDAN Airport Road Trio I nteriors M idway Rausch’s Hansen Bismarck, North Dakota Conlin’s Self-Service CENTURY MOTOR — JAMES WHITE DRIVE CAREFULLY- But in case of an accident. We ll fix it like new CONNIE’S BODY SHOP Connie Scholl, Owner VOLKSWAGEN: RAMBLER: Sedan Rebel Fast Back Ambassador Square Back Javelin Station Wagon AMX 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 refreshmen p BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF BISMARCK CONGRATULATION! CLASS 1969 YecieH BISMARCK’S LEADING CLOTHIERS ♦ EVAN'S SHARK'S DAIRY PRODUCTS dfoucufd Good BRIDGEMAN ICE CREAM HOSKINS-MEYER PEPSI-COLA “Say It With Flowers Bismarck, North Dakota 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” BIEL’S INTERSTATE MOBIL THE DAKOTA NATIONAL BANK of BISMARCK With the All New AUTO-BANK Fifth and Rosser 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 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 prov- en this, with over 90 years of continuous service. Stag night every first and third Tuesday Meeting night ev- ery second and fourth Tuesday. JACK’S Hair Stylist’s and Colleges Midwest’s Finest Accredited Pivot Point School SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Williston, North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Minot, North Dakota Exclusive International Pivot Point System Training. “Complete Department Store and Catalog Service” 317 East Main Bismarck, North Dakota CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969 HEDAHLS — Q B AND R, INC. Bismarck, North Dakota SCOTTY'S DRIVE INN Let Courtesy Be Your Code of The Road CORWIN — CHURCHILL MOTORS DAVIS CHEVROLET COMPANY MISSOURI VALLEY MOTORS FLECK MOTOR SALES, INC. Members of Bismarck Automobile Dealers Association Keeps REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS I SHOE MART AND RICHMONDS BOOTERY “Bismarck’s Finest Family Shoe Stores” Bismarck, North Dakota KYSAR’S JEWELRY CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1969 GOLD SEAL COMPANY Bismarck, North Dakota t You ve Got A Friend In This T own AMERICAN OIL MOTOR CLUB We, the students and faculty of Bismarck Junior College, express our sincere appreciation to the business and professional sponsors who have made this 1969 issue of the JAY-CEE-AN possible. Lee's Muffler and Autobody Specialists, Inc. One Mile South on Airport Road Auto Body Repair - Painting - 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 K FY R-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 Peavey Company Thomas T. V. and Appliance Murphy Insurance Bill s Super Value Mandan Security Bank Lee Mohr Studio - Mandan 144