Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

FOREWORD — The 1969-70 school year has brought us to the close of one decade and into the beginning of another. Wheth- er it marks the beginning of long years of study or the end of a two-year curriculum, this year has become part of the firm foundation onto which we will build our futures. In solitude and in active group participa- tion, we have learned from our failures and achieve- ments of this year; we look back on the good times and bad times; and we remember those who were part of this year. From our learning and through our experi- ences with the individuals with whom we have shared this year at BJC, we will continue to build concrete bridges on that foundation in order to reach the goals we have set. 6 1 8 ==£-?« 10 table of contents features 12 people 56 organizations 104 a I MV1 U.i 16 - visiting scholars discuss Cordon Smith discusses the theatre. Mr. Gajeski was responsible for setting up the Visiting Scholar Lecture Series. Nine programs were scheduled throughout the year. Lectures were presented in the morning, afternoon and evening, with time provided for discussion. Symposium of North Dakota History — Dr. Glen Smith, Dr. Robert Wilkins, Dr. Hiram Drache Generation Gap? . . . There isn't any! — Mr. Ernest Bud Williams Thoughts on Drama and the Repertoire Theatre — Mr. Gordon Smith Symposium on Ecology — Dr. Gordon Iseminger, Dr. Glenn Sherwood, Mr. Philip Aus, Mr. H.R. Bud Morgan Thoughts on the Novel and Short Story — Mr. Jesse Hill Ford Mathematical Aspects and Their Social Implications — Dr. Donald C. Bzoch Nader's Raiders — John E. Schulz A common scene during the series is Drs. Drache, Wilkins, Mr. Gajeski, and Smith. The Efforts of the Federal Reserve System to Cope with Regional Economic Problems , also The Effec- tiveness of Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Stabilizing the Level of Prices — Mr. Douglas R. Hellweg 18 a variety of subjects I this one in the library. Visiting scholars discuss ecology. Mr. Ford discusses his novels. Mr. Ernest Bud Williams bridges the generation gap. 19 various programs provide entertainment for students Baby, it's cold outside! Felix DeCola presents a combined program of music and comedy. Mr. Russell Curry expounds on etiquette. 21 Several times during the course of the school year classes were dismissed and the student lounge was closed. The occasion — a convocation. The speakers and their fields were as follows: Mr. Russell Curry, ori- entation; Mr. Philip Hansen, dramatist; Mr. Ed Barron, hypnotist; Mr. Felix DeCola, Comedy in Concert ; and Mr. Francisco Espinosa, Spanish guitarist. the age of aquarius The 1970 Frost Festival — The Age of Aquarius — featured five days of entertainment and activi- ties. A movie for all started the activities. The fol- lowing night was the variety show, which provid- ed such entertainment as folk singing, jokes, a dance by the idiots, the introduction of the queen candidates, a poetry reading, and various skits. The height of the evening was when Vicki Schwichtenberg was crowned 1970 Frost Festival Queen. Activities of the last three days included a concert by the Flippers, snowmobiling, tobog- ganing, get togethers in the lounge, a dance by the Jokers Wild, and the formal dance, which brought this year's frost festival to an end. 22 Queen Vicki Schwichtenberg. Queen Vicki gives her attendants, Pat Pfeifer, Natalie Upton, Mary Jane Benson, and Kay Redington a push. Vicki Schwichtenberg Connie Andes Bonnie Giermann Pat Pfeifer Kathy Siems Carol Roehrick Natalie Upton 23 Joan Wigen Mary Jane Benson Cindy Kunz Kay Redington They call the wind Mariah! variety One cold and quiet night The five finalists are named at variety show. show provides entertainment Is there anyone who'd care to disagree? The Flippers perform for crowd at the city auditorium. 25 Hang on tight, 'cos here we go! tobogganing, snowmobiling, and a warm fire means a good time for all Oh, that fire feels good! F.C.A.'s Godess of Aquarius took first place in snow sculptures. Couples dance to the music of Ray Heid's orchestra. The formal dance highlights this year's Frost Festival. Do you understand, Mike? basketball mystics on the move The Bismarck Jr. College basketball team went all out to paint the country 'green and white' this year. They did quite a bit of traveling around North Dakota, Mon- tana, Wyoming, and Minnesota. Several of their games were played on the new floor in the Civic Center. There the team also hosted the Cze- choslavikian Olympic team in December, '69. The varsity participated in the tournaments in Miles City on March third and fourth. PLAYERS: L. TO R., Brent Wallender, Duane Sorenson, Keith Jiskra, Bill Sorenson, Ron Bitz, Larry Dykema, Steve Hewitt, Jim Glasser, Mike Montgomery, Dale Dobereiner, Tim O'Neil, and Greg Schmalz. Not pictured are Mike Kelly, Paul Knoll, Jack Bjerke, Clint Barth, and Coach Bruce Meland. Reach to the top. Mystics. CHEERLEADERS: L. TO R., Jill Anderson, Pat Pfeifer, Joan Wigen, Bev Streifel (in back- ground), Kathy Storlie, and mascot, Allen Kary pep team before the game. Cheerleaders and crowd on edge of Mystics. Two points toward victory. season record Mystics Opponents 85 Minot Air Base 88 86 Arman Agency 97 106 Williston 83 85 Wahpeton 94 65 Czechoslavika 74 91 Powell, Wyo. 90 88 Sheridan, Wyo. 85 83 Williston 90 96 Brock Univ. 86 82 Bottineau 86 77 Devils Lake 76 112 Bottineau 89 95 Glendive 88 86 Miles City 94 82 N. Hennipen, Minn. 58 97 Ellendale 77 82 Willmar, Minn. 97 69 U. of Minn. Fresh. 85 84 Jamestown 81 78 Williston 60 102 Minot Air Base 62 93 Bottineau 86 72 Devils Lake 75 90 Ellendale 74 1H Williston 71 130 Glendive 112 95 Miles City 82 Season Record 17 and 10 Conference Record 10 and 2 Conference Games Wins 31 wrestling winning season for bjc wrestlers 1969-70 Wrestling Results Dual Meets Opponent BJC Dickinson State College 20 12 Jamestown College 20 14 Valley City State College 20 18 Ellendale-UND 8 34 Ellendale-UND 11 29 Bottineau-NDSU 5 33 Miles Community College 11 27 Chadron State College 19 18 Bottineau 8 29 Wahpeton Science 29 10 Miles Community College 13 31 Season Dual Meet Record ... 6-5 Placements in Tournaments University of North Dakota 1 nvitational .................................. Champions Itasca State Junior College Invitational...4th Wahpeton Science Invitational .............4th North Dakota State Junior College Tournament .......................................... 2nd Mon-Dak Athletic Association....... Champions Don Zieman wins a match. Practice looks like the real thing. Determination makes a winner. The match is underway. The match is about to start. A few word; In the £ 34 wrestling bjc grapplers get it on STANDING — L TO R: Henry Ripplinger, Jacky Overgaard, Earl Wrangham, Dennis larret, Lee Huber, Bob Youness, Lee Stroklund, Neil Wrangham. FRONT — Don Eisenbarth, Larry Boehm, Ken Royse, Byron Matern, Al Royse, Don Zieman, Ray Seidel. baseball bjc wins co-championship A close call at home base favors BJC. bismark junior college fall baseball season 1969 Mystics Opponent 8 Williston 10 7 Williston 6 15 Bottineau 5 9 Bottineau 4 6 Williston 2 3 Williston 5 12 Bottineau 3 10 Bottineau 0 36 Mr. Meland carefully observes his team. team record impressive The Bismarck Junior College Mystics had an impressive 6-2 record for their fall baseball season. This record was good enough to win them the 1969-70 Mon-Dak Base- ball Co-Championship. FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Seger, Mike Montgomery, Tim O'Neil, Tim Cummings, Steve Hewitt, Dave Stephan. BACK: Vern Morton, Brent Wallender, Bill Sorenson, Dale Dobereiner, Larry Dykema, Clint Barth, Greg Schmalz, Paul Knoll, Coach Bruce Meland. track cross country team mon-dak champs Both the track and cross country teams compiled im- pressive records for the year. Eight men on the track team went to Nationals. In individual areas, Mitch Kot- tas was top point getter for the year in track. Gordon McGregor showed his second impressive year in cross country, placing first in the Mon-Dak Conference and the North Dakota State Junior College run. He also was the Region XIII Individual Champion and was nominat- ed for Athlete of the Year award for North Dakota. An outstanding job of coaching of the track team was done by Mr. Ed Hasche and of the cross country team by Mr. Ed Kringstad. Individual Champ-Gordon McGregor CLOCKWISE: Doug Porter, Casey Chapman, Greg Marquardt, Bruce Guler, Gordon McGregor, Bob Guler, Dale Krieger. 38 CO-CAPTAINS: Casey Chapman, Gordon McGregor. Exhaustion BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dwight Schwarting, Vince Hjelle, Lew 'Stewart, Larry Dykema, Bill Sorenson, Dana Barbie, Ron Yeager, Gra- din Porter. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Senger, Casey Chapman, Douglas 1969 Cross Country Schedule Date Meet Place Sept. 21 Jamestown Invitational 1st 28 Teddy Roosevelt Run 4th — Worthington Invitational 1st Oct. 5 Worthington Invitational 2nd 9 Jimmie Invitational 1st — North Dakota State Junior College 1st 14 Mon-Dak Conference 1st 19 UND Invitational 2nd 26 Region XIII Meet 2nd Nov. 16 National Meet (out of 50) 15th Hammeran, Gordon McGregor, Leonard Crouse, Dwayne Schell, Leonard Feist. FRONT ROW: Dean Solheim, Dennis Collins, Gary Olson, Mitch Kottas, Richard Balzer and Clayton Feist. 1969 Track Schedule Date Meet Place Feb. 21 Regina Lions International -22 Indoor Games — March 31 Invitational Indoor at UND 4th April 12 Minot Quadrangular 2nd 18 Dickinson Invitational 8th 23 Valley City Triangular 3rd 26 Jamestown Quarterback Relays 7th May 3 Willmar Invitational 1st 5 Mon-Dak Conference — Bismarck 1st 10 Region XIII — Worthington, Minnesota 1st 13 North Dakota State Junior College Championship Meet 2nd 17 National Junior College Track Meet — Garden City, Kansas — 39 tennis and golf mystics swing tough The Bismarck Junior College Golf Team consisting of Dana Barbie, Roily Hogue, John Miller, and Tim O'Neil won the 1969 — 1970 Mon-Dak Golf Championship. The Mystics gained the title at the golf tournament held in Miles City, Montana with a low team score of 133. All four team members shot better than anyone else represented. Dana Barbie was the medalist with a low individual score of 79. BJC also scored 10 points toward the all-sports banner in golf. The Bismarck Junior College Tennis Team won the 1969 — 1970 Mon-Dak singles and Doubles Championships. They gained the titles at the tennis tournament held in Miles City, Montana. In the singles division Tim Wahl drew a first-round bye and met Ben Schepens of Daw- son College in the second round. He defeated Sche- pens by a score of 6-1, 6-2 and advanced to the finals. Wahl defeated Dennis Getz of Dawson College by a score of 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 to win the singles championship. In the doubles division Tim Wahl and Gary Helfenstein drew a first-round bye. In the next round they defeat- ed Terry Martin and Tony Ferguson of Miles Commun- ity College by a score of 6-2, 8-6 to win the doubles championship. BJC won the tournament with a team score of 12. Dana Barbie — Golf Medalist Gary Helfenstein — Tennis Doubles Champ 40 Tim Wahl — Tennis Singles and Doubles Champ The poise of an athlete. women's track women's track organized In the spring of 1969 the first women's track team at Bismarck Junior College was organized. The team at- tended a meet in Dickinson and hosted a meet in Bis- marck. Excellent showings were made in running events by the BJC women including setting several new records. One member of the team, Ann Willman, was chosen as the first female Athlete of the Week in Bismarck. All ready, girls? Show your stuff! ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthia Mittlesteadt, Jackie Jahnel, Claudia Mische, Terry Peer, Colette Doerr, Ann Willman. ROW TWO, Susie Heidt (student manager), Sherry Peterson, Cynthia Zoller, Janice Erhardt, Janice Deckert, Judy Lannoye, Darlene Thune. ROW THREE, Bev Youness, Charlotte Haberstroh, Joan Wig- en, Linda Huber, Rita Miller. Not pictured are Mary Beth Wheeler and Diane Bennett. 41 i intramurals intramural sports go co-ed Many students are active in the intramural sports at BJC. One doesn't have to be particularly good yet he can find acceptance and a good time. Often the student turns to intramurals because of lack of time to participate in an intercollegiate sport, due to work or class scheduling conflicts. Intramurals offered for the men are football, softball, basketball and cross country. Those sports which have gone co-ed are softball and volleyball. Micki Murray slammed one to the shortstop. Men's Football Team Captains Mike Kelly Joe Senger Jerry Weigum Al Holub Men's Softball Team Captains Steve Hundley Gary Kunick David Gutsche Don Rubbelke Bob Feist Gary Pletan Dale Krieger Quick stops and starts are necessary for flag-football. This sport calls for super-stretching. Up, up and away! Team 1 Co-ed Softball Team Captains Don Eisenbarth and Sharon Weber Team 2 All McWilliams and Micki Murray Co-ed Volleyball Team Captains Kickers Don Zieman Blotchers Bill Blatchford Midgets Micki Murray Wildcats Sharon Weber drama dramatists present Mrs. St. Maugham confronts Pinkbell in the usual manner — over the phone. the chalk garden The first production at BJC for fall 1969 was one which caught the interest of both young and old as the Drama Department presented, THE CHALK GARDEN by Enid Bagnold. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Jane Gray Smith, speech and dramatics teacher at BJC. THE CHALK GARDEN proved to be a worth-seeing experi- ence for both the audience and participants, since it was once a famous Broadway production and later was transformed into a dramatic movie with stars Deborah Kerr and Haley Mills. The story concerns an elderly lady who is in charge of the caretaking of her granddaughter. In the process of interviewing governesses, the one chosen is very care- ful not to mention her past. A highly exciting and inter- esting climax centers itself on her strange secret. The play opened November 20 and ran through November 22. Madrigal and Mrs. St. Maugham in their first confrontation. Madrigal ....... Maitland........ Little Lady..... Laurel.......... Third Lady...... Mrs. St. Maugham Nurse........... Olivia.......... The Judge....... Cast Of Characters ...... Cora Lynch . Kevin Fickenscher .... Natalie Upton ... Carol Roehrick . .. Margaret Ulmen . June Wehmhoefer Rachelle Rolshoven ...... Janet Lange . Donald Eisenbarth 46 A tense moment as Madrigal makes Laurel drama musical delights one and all Under the direction of Jane Grey Smith, the BJC Drama Department produced the popular musical CAROU- SEL. This was the second musical for the 1968 — 1969 school year. CAROUSEL is the story of a young boy and girl who meet and the typical young girl, Julie is determined to win the young man, Billy. Billy is an unstable, adoles- cent individual who cannot resist Julie's charms. They are married. Upon discovery of his approaching fatherhood, Billy feels the pressure of responsibility. He seeks his for- tune in a holdup plot with his evil friend Jiggers. The holdup is a miserable failure. Billy gets caught and stabs himself. The next scenes find Billy near heaven but he is not al- lowed to enter. His heavenly “friends want him to return to earth and do some good before admitting him. Billy returns to discover that Louise, his fifteen-year- old daughter, is snubbed because of her father's bad reputation. In his attempt to make good, Billy is al- lowed to attend Louise's graduation. There the village doctor advises the graduates not to lean on the success of their parents but to stand by themselves. Billy invisi- bly asks Louise to believe this. Forgiven by his daughter and wife, Billy is admitted to heaven. 48 What is she talking about? How much money do you have? 49 CAST OF CHARACTERS Carrie Peppridge . Julie Jordan.... Mrs. Mullins.... Billy Bigelow... Juggler......... First Policeman ... Second Policeman David Bascombe . Nettie Fowler June Girl ....... Enoch Snow ...... Jigger Craigin--- Hannah ......... Arminy.......... Captain ........ Heavenly Friend . Starkeeper ..... Louise ......... Enoch Snow, Jr. Snow Child...... Principal ....... Doctor Seldon____ Ballerina ....... .......... Joyce Saba ...... Kay Redington ........Connie Little ....... Greg Johnson ........Bill Sorenson ......Earl Wrangham ...... Carl Winbauer ........Mark Benesh .......... Pam Bauer ... . June Wehmhoefer ..........Dean Hager .........Gordon Weiss .... Bernadine Nelson ..........Nancy Craig ............Gary Cole ..........Bob Kempf ......Don Eisenbarth .....Carol Roehrick Jerry Schimmelpfennig ...........Pat Pfeifer ...........Gary Cole ......Don Eisenbarth ..... Mimi Moreland MENS CHORUS AND SAILORS CHILDREN Bill Sorenson Bob Kempf Tom Riedman Don Eisenbarth Gordon Weiss Leonard Crouse Carl Winbauer Gary Cole Rick Agman Earl Wrangham Jean Miller Mark Kempf Shari Nelson Kathy Schimmelpfennig Claire Gervais Kathy Bianco Mike Riedman Ted Weiss When the children are asleep. Where is the fire? The same side view. Miss Peppridge, let me teach you some wrestling holds. WOMEN'S CHORUS Judy Cussner Judi Brady Nancy Craig Nancy Armstrong June Wehmhoefer Lyvon Pfau Bev You ness Jeanette Traub Altha Hetherington Claudia Knoll DANCERS Patty Hooper Mary Beth Wheeler LeAnne Nugent Terry Peet Sandy Rose Sally Huss Betty Young Janice Deckert Carol Nelson Laurie Bingenheimer Carol Dawson outstanding bjc students receive awards at the honors assembly Adult Education —$150 Capital City Lions Club — $100 M.D.U. Scholarship — $175 Register Memorial — $200 Rue Scholarship — $200 Schulz Creamery — $100 Sears Roebuck — $200 Will Scholarship — $100 American Med. Foundation Al Royse Lonnie Romsaas Richard Haugen Ann Foss Karla Kinnitschtzke Patricia Pfeifer Laura Hopfauf Jan Radspinner Mary Jane Axtman Pearl Wahl Jennifer Martel BJC Academic Scholarships: L. TO R., Larry Berger, Barb Juelke, Shar- on Weber, Doug Christy. Lonnie Romsaas and Al Royse. Ann Foss, Mary Jane Axtman, Jan Radspinner, Richard Haugen. phi theta kappa chosen for 1969—1970 Students who completed 45 cr. hrs. in residence with a 3.50 grade point average; L. TO R.; Connie Andes, Ann Foss, Jennifer Martel, Polly Fisch- er, Charles Chapman, Alvin Royse, Marvin Miller, Dennis Johnson, Nancy Anderson, Judith Ahl, Barbara Egan, Sheri Edwards. who's who in jr. colleges selected FRONT ROW, I. TO R.: Jennifer Martel, Kay E. Redington, Barbara Egan, Ann Foss, BACK ROW, Alvin Royse, Jerry Schimmelpfennig, Kay A. Ri- chter, Richard Haugen. Not pictured: Mary Busch, Charles Chapman, Donald Eisenbarth, Patricia Fahnlander, Dennis Johnson, Ardyth Lange, Cordon McGregor, William Sorensen. 54 In the future, as we look back on this year at BJC, each of us shall have his own special memories of special events and special friends as well as those memories shared by everyone. Everything from the joy of winning a basketball game to the frus- tration of getting stuck on the ice in the parking lot; from the satisfaction of a stimulating conver- sation in the hall between classes to the excite- ment of graduation will be remembered. However, no matter what the event or situation, the main stream of our memories will be people — the people we sat beside in class; the old friends from high school who attended BJC; the new friends from other cities; the girls you lived with in the dorm; the teacher you argued with to get that crucial extra point on an exam; the spe- cial someone with whom you spent most of your time; your very close friends and the casual ac- quaintances. All these people with whom we have shared this past year will be the basis of all our memories. We hope the 1969-70 Jay-Cee-An has captured some of these events and faces that have made this year possible. In order to help you keep these memories of life at BJC preserved, we give to you the 1970 Jay-Cee-An. 58 59 Ii The individual growth resulting from a college edu- cation does not come entirely from the classroom and the resulting credits on a student record. The many associations with fellow students and faculty provide an important factor in the growth of each student dur- ing his college years. The Jan-Cee-An will provide a fond record of this phase of your time at Bismarck Ju- nior College. 1 hope that this yearbook will become a private “time capsule” in which to look back at 1969-70. The staff of this yearbook is to be complimented for the time and effort and self-sacrifice necessary to pro- vide this historical record. Without their effort, this book would not be possible. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Bob Miller, Harlan Erskine, Doctor Paul Johnson, Phyllis Wigen, David Blackstead, Harold Anderson. E.O. AGRE Dean of Students MALCOM HANSON Director of Adult Education BERTA HOLT Registrar MAYNARD A. HUISMAN Guidance Counselor H. R. SCHIMMELPFENNIG Administrative Assistant to President HOWARD WOLFE Business Manager 63 MARJORIE ANGVALL Micro-biology MAJORIERAE BLOOM Typing, Shorthand PAUL BODMER English EDGAR BOLLINGER Business Administration ROBERT BUCHANAN Data Processing MYROM BURGER Psychology WALTER BURKETT Speech, Debate WILLARD CARTER Business Education MARGARET CHAUSSEE Student Lounge ARTHUR DAVIS Business Administration ERV ELY Music LOIS ENGLER Librarian ERIC GAJESKI Political Science ELMER GALL Mathematics RUTH GANNON Spanish LAURA GILBREATH Economics, Asian Hist. ARLAND GROVE Agriculture Business PAT HALVORSON Physical Education ALICE HANSEN Business Education EDHASCHE Physical Education RAYHEID Sociology 64 CHRISTINE HILL Business Education LOREN KJONAAS Biology FRANK KOCH Chemistry ED KRINGSTAD Physical Education ARNOLD LAHREN English MARGARET LANGE Sec. to President AUDREY LANTZ Psychology CURTIS LECHNER Data Processing JANET LINE English MICHAEL McCORMACK History BRUCE MELAND Physical Education ARDYCE MILLER Art BILL MILLER Jour., Sec. Eng., Mat. GIBBS MOLLAND Physics, Chemistry CAROL MORELAND Librarian NANCY OLSON English MRS. CHESTER PERRY Sec. Adult Night Class LEONARD POKLADNICK Business Administration LORAINE RADTKE BILL REDMOND Mathematics EVERETT SCHMEICHEL German 65 MATHER JO ANN RUSTAN, GERRIL ALVIN SCHMIERER Science, Chemistry CHARLENE SCHUCHARD Sec. to Registrar DAVID SITTE History JANE GRAY SMITH Speech, Dramatics ESTER STICKEL Dorm Proctor ORVILLE STENERSON Philosophy PAUL SWANSON Mathematics MARJORIE THORNE Bookkeeper IRENETSCHIDER Business Education MEL WEBSTER English MIKE WICKSTROM Math, Engineering HENRY WILSON Biology, Director of Nurses Training Program Vv 66 BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE CUSTODIANS Adolph Johnson Joe Blotsky Adolph Haas Otto and Irma Morast 67 photographer's views 68 U 69 sophomores Mike Addington Kenneth Adolf Judith Ahl Claudia Albrecht Kenneth Alter John Allmer Betty Anderson Nancy Anderson Connie Andes Gerald Asplund Douglas Balliet Sharman Baltzer Richard Balzer Frank Banyai Dana Barbie Clinton Barth Leo Beckler Mark Benesh 72 Sophomore class officers; President Mitch Kottas, and Vice President, Dale Dobereiner. Ronald Benjamin Mary Jane Benson Robert Benson Gary Bentley Luenette Bieber Gary Bitz John Bitz Jerome Boeshans Charles Boldt Susan Bovee Marjorie Boyd Jean Breene Sharon Buchholtz Michael Buckingham Michael Bullinger Terry Burke Mary Busch Rachelle Buttman Lorraine Carlson Mark Carman Robert Cartledge Jeffrey Case Gerald Chalupsky Charles Chapman Corliss Ciavarella Robert Coad Susan Coad Gary Cole Mark Cole Donna Collins Nancy Craig Julaine Crosby Patrick Crotty Leonard Crouse Timothy Cumings Carol Dawson 73 sophomores Herbert Deck David Dietrich Theodore Dietrich Ernest Dobereiner Logan Dockter Cecelia Doll Delton Doll William Doppler Larry Dykema Dennis Eckroth Sheri Edwards Barbara Egan Michael Ehreth Dane Eider Donald Eisenbarlh Glen Erdman Norma Eslinger Patricia Fahnlander Grace Faul Clayton Feist Leonard Feist Joel Felchle Genevieve Fetter Polly Fischer Judith Folk Ann Foss Nancy Fracassi Keith Franklund Joel Frison Lee Froelick Delmar Gallagher John Garvin Bonnie Geiermann Gilbert Geiger Patty Geiger Susan Gerhardt 74 sophomores Roger Gisinger Diane Gjernes Kevin Glass James Glasser Stanley Goehring Loman Goetz Linda Golz Larry Graf Duane Greff John Greff Mark Grewatz Steven Grossman Gerald Grosz Jane Grothe Carol Gutman Dean Hager Wallace Hall Delia Hammel Thomas Hammerel Craig Hansen Pat Hargrave Leland Harsche Dennis Hattel Richard Haugen Marcia Hays James Heidt Norma Heidt Larry Heinrich Gary Helbling Thomas Henn Steven Hermanson Roger Hertz Muriel Hettich Dwight Hinkel Gerald Hinsz Steven Hirsch 75 sophomores David Hochhalter Susan Hochhalter John Hocking Margaret Hoffman Gale Hofland Alvin Holub Leslie Hornbacher Bruce Horner Mark Huber Gary Hulm Monty Humann William Huschka David Isaak Adrian )acobs Sharon James William Janko Andrew Jaszkowiak Robert Jensen Barbara Johnsen Dennis Johnson Kelly Jordan Alan Just Dennis Kary Duane Keller Robert Kempf Richard Kershaw Carol Kilen Frederick Kline Lon Klusmann Don Kottas Dennis Kraft Donald Kraft Dennis Kroh Gary Kunick Cynthia Kunz Jeanne Lacher 76 sophomores Kerry Landerholm Ardyth Lange Leif Larsen Connie Laufer Linda Lawson Harvey Schneider Ronnie Letvin Deborah Lips Carol Little Soldier Dale Livermore Norton Lovold Doug Magelky Greg Marquardt Jennifer Martel Ron Marthaller Jerry McClure Gordon Me Gregor Alan McWilliams Dennis Mees James Melchior Harvey Merz Ralph Messmer David Meuchel Robert Michelsen 77 sophomores Marlys Michelson Don Miller JoAnn Miller Marvin Miller Jacob Mindl Charles Mitzel Greg Morman Mary Mortensen Dale Mowder Michelle Mushik Cheryl Neal Michael Neigum Ron Neugebauer Edwin Noehre Leonard Noehre Lawrence O Callaghan Michael O Day Timothy O Neil Keith Ohlhauser Richard Ottenbacher Ronald Ottenbacher Rodney Palmer Larry Parkos Paul Patera Marcella Paul Ronald Peltz Rudolph Peltz Larry Peterson Kenneth Petryszn Pat Pfeifer Claudia Pfliger Gary Pletan Pat Plews Carol Polasky Judy Poppke John Putz 78 sophomores Susan Rambough Roger Rasmussen Bruce Rauser Kay Redington Lawrence Rehn Kathy Remmich Lynn Remsing Hildie Ressler Kay Richter Henry Ripplinger Connie Robinson Carol Roehrick Debra Roemmich Duane Roessler Kenneth Roth Linda Roth Alvin Royse Anna Rubia Eric Rudrud Thomas Rutschke Ronald Ryberg Joyce Saba James Sabot David Sailer James Sande Robert Schaffer Dwayne Schell Jerry Schimmelpfennig Dale Schmaltz Leslie Schmidkunz Stanley Schmidkunz Mary Kay Schmidt Kenneth Schmit Grant Schoon Gerald Schutte Betty Schuler 79 freshmen Eugene Ackerman Roger Albrecht Linda Allen Corrine Anderson Don Anderson Jill Anderson Mary J. Anderson Ralph Armentrout Deborah Askew Earl Aune David S. Austin Mary Jane Axtman Roberta Backfisch James Backsen Robert Bahmiller Corinne Bailey Lorette Balken Cary Banker Larry Barnhardt Sandra Barnhardt Charlotte Barth Hero Barth Karen Barth Steve Bauman 82 freshmen Dennis Bender James Beneke Robert Bensen Larry Berger Kent Bergo Terril Bernhardt Lois Berry Ron Bitz Jack Bjerke Jane Bland William Blatchford Dennis Boehm Larry Boehm Sharon Boehm Christy Borner Myron Bosworth Mark Bougie Mary Boustead Milton Bradford Mark Braun Daryl Brousseau Cheryl Bredy Robert Brunell Phyllis Buchanan Marilyn Buchholz Iver Buchmann Lynda Burdine Greg Burke Ronald Burns Connie Busch Douglas Carrington Linda Casey Patricia Cassidy Wayne Chambers Douglas Christy Tom Clooten 83 freshmen Jackie Cook Marlette Cooke Pamela Crosby Patrick Cunningham Leroy Dahl Merlin Dahl Deborah Danz Ronald Dassinger Michael Davis Luke Deichert Connie Dietlein Dana Dikoff Lorraine Dimmick Lawrence Dirk Colleen Dockter Certh Dockter Fred Doll Roberta Dorothy Steven Dotseth James Duffy Susan Dusek John Dvorak Karen Dykema James Eade Joy Eastgate Jeff Ehli Paul Ellingson Dennis Emil Kenneth Emter Kenneth Engelman Ronald Engstron Rose Erling Robert Farnum Richard Feist Robert Feist Gail Felchle I 84 freshmen mam Ceralyn Ferderer Joyce Ferderer Linda Fetter Joann Fetting Kevin Fickenscher Linda Fielhaber Ronald R. Fischer Stephen Fix Leslie Fleck Mark Fliginger Jacqueline Flynn Robert Folk Michael Forrester Kathleen Fossum Kristen Fossum Peggy Fracassie Jeanne Frappia Marylin Frey Mary Frost Sandra Fuchs Vicky Fuller 85 Constance Gartner James Geffre Dan Gefroh freshmen Patrice Giese Russell Gilbertson Janet Glass Carol Glasser Thomas Goebel Wendelynn Goldsmith Rosella Grantham Gary Greig Shirley Grootwassink Paul Grosz Bruce Guler Robert Guler Elaine Gustafson Donna Gustin Gerald Hallberg Owen Halverson Mary Hammerel Charles Hanson Dean Harens Mike Haring Scott Harrison Elizabeth Harsche Cheryle Hatzenbihler Jacquelyn Heid Debbie Heidt Eugenen Hein Dave Heintzman Gary Helfenstein Charles Helm Wendell Hendershott Kenneth Hermanson Jeff Hester Shirley Hettick Brenda Heupel Stephen Hewitt Diane Hewson 86 freshmen Thomas Highley Patricia Hill Susan Hill Bradley Hinkel Nancy Hoff Robert Hoffman Phyllis Hoghaug Roily Hogue Allen Hohbein Cheryl Holle Sally Holt LaNell Honeyman Laura Hopfauf Kathleen Horning Frank Huber Eva Huchler Paul Hughes Steven Hundley Muriel Hydeman Ada Irwin Dennis Jarrett )ohn Jensen Keith Jiskra Keith Johnson Melode Johnson Gail Johnston Leana Jose Sandra Jose Barb Juelke Charles Kaelberer 87 freshmen Allan Kary Rae Ann Kary Lester Keator Charles Keller Donna Keller Lowell Keller Wayne Keller Michael Kelley Keith Kepler Albert Kershaw' Raymond Kessler Roberta Cangl Karleen Ketchum Bill Keuther William King II Gerald Klein Karla Klein Gary Kleppe Colleen Klindworth Craig Kling Gregory Knell Paul Knoll Linda Koch Connie Koffler Kim Kottsick John Kouba George Kovar 88 freshmen Edward Kraft Dale Krieger Ellen Kringstad Teresa Kucera Dale Kuntz Frank Kuntz Jerome Kuntz Wayne Kunz Camille Kupper Betty Kuss Janet Lange Carol Laschkewitsch Cheryl Laschkewitsch Dorris Laubner Lorraine Laubner Joan Lawlor Anthony Lechler Loren Lee Dennis Leier llene Lerberg Pamela Little Marilyn Lohstreter Haldor Lorentzen Daniel Lund Cora Lynch Mary Lynch Jacquelin Maas Joselyn Mack Thomas Magin Steven Malsam Gregory Mannel Mike Marback Leonard Mardikian 89 freshmen Pattie Marshall Dennis Marthaller Deborah Masad Mary Mason Byron Mattern Daniel Mattern Sharon Matthews Margaret McDowell Mark McGarvey Lawrence McNulty Victor McWilliams Carol Mehlhaff Mark Meidinger Patrick Meidinger Debbie Meske Cynthia Messer Michael Meyer John Miller Lorraine Miller Terry Millner Sandra Mitchel Fredolena Mitzel Michael Montgomery Sandra Morgan Kathleen Morlock Gary Mormann Lawrence Morris Roberta Morris Janice Morrow Mary Kay Moser 90 freshmen Marshall Murdock Michelle Murray Daniel Nagel Jerry Nagel Tom Nelson John Neuenschwander Shelly Norton Larry Nystedt Terrance O'Brien Renee O'Callaghan Jean O'Hara Lynn Oberg Terry Olschlager Paulette Olson Shari Orser Percy Ottmar Ronald Otto Jack Overgaard Jerry Ozbun Beverly Page Teri Parker Candice Patterson Chris Pedersen David Peightal Dennis Peltz Douglas Peterson Ronald Peterson Sheryl Pfliger John Phillips Martin Pitzer Douglas Porter Daniel Prezler Alan Price 91 freshmen Dixie Pudwill Barbara Raatz Janice Radspinner James Rask Lester Rathjen Lovella Rathjen Rose Raywalt Myron Rathjin Lenore Rebenitsch George Redington Pat Reinert Jo Remboldt Lynn Remsing Gerald Renken Gordon Renken Audrey Renner Marsha Ressler Alvin Rickel Georgia Ricker Clifford Riedinger Alan Ritz James Rivinius Joseph Roehrich Rachelle Rolshoven Ken Royse Dennis Rubbelke Donald Rubbelke Cheri Running Richard Russell Ann Ryberg Bonnie Sabin Jane Saeman Arlo Sailer 92 Campaigning Warren Sakshaab Dennis Salhus Janet Salter Robert Sandberg Gene Santieau William Schaar Thomas Schaffer Douglas Schatz Jerry Schauer Ned Schauer Joyce Schepper Dorinda Schiermeister Cathy Schmaltz Dean Schmaltz Greg Schmalz Peter Schmidt Andrew Schneider David Schneider Michael Schneider Jocelyn Schramm Marie Schriefer Frank Soule Michael Schroeder Deberra Schulte Rosalind Schumacher Robert Schwartzbauer Marietta Schwarz Julianne Schweigert Paula Scoviak lay Sease 93 for school officers was active. freshmen Rita Sedevie Keith Seebart James Seger John Seibel Rodrich Seibel Mary Seifert Caroline Seiler Rae Septon Terrence Serr George Shafer Cynthia Shaw Judy Shimek Derryl Skjod Susan Skjod Gary Smith Margaret Smith Sherry Smith Vernon Solum Darrell Sorenson Duane Sorenson Lynn Spaeth Allen Speten Francis Splonskowski Patricia Sprynzzynatyk Leone Stenverg Ronald Stenberg The walk — for — hunger was well attended 94 freshmen Patricia Stern Sandra Stern Myra Stewart Marlene Stoxen Beverly Streifel Lee Stroklund Cody Strothman Pamela Stuart Stephen Swanson Patricia Sylvester Barbara Telin Connie Walz Duaine Ternes john Thompson Jennifer Tiedtke Blaine Tiedtke Kathy Tollerud Neil Toman Gaylene Tompkins Margaret Troesdale Duane Tschosik Calvin M. Turman David Udell Marcia Uhl man Margaret Ulmen Loretta Unruh Georgene Upham James Vander Vorst Leona Vetter Vanora Volk Patrick Wachter Jeryln Wagner Dwayne Wahl Pearl Wahl Brent Wallender Michael Walsh freshmen Sharon Weber Douglas Weiand lames Weinmann John Weisenburger Ralph Welch Thomas Wells Loren Wentz Douglas Wetzel Lisa Wheeler Bruce Wickstron Kenneth W'ikenheisen Thomas Williams 96 The opening of school dance was well attended. freshmen Mary Winter Judith Wisness Paul Wolbaum Nancy Wood Terry Wood Scott Woodham Neil Wrangham Steven Wriston Jerry Wutzke Robert Youness Jodene Zander Rebecca Zander Robert Zarndt Cynthia Zashe Kenneth Zent Kathleen Zentner Jackie Zidon Don Zieman 97 Donald Zimbelman Richard Zirbes nurses attend class at bjc The Bismarck Hospital Nurses spend one class period five days a week at Bismarck Junior College for their lab and study course. They are under the instruction of Mrs. Paul Hilscher. The nurses are a definite asset to Bismarck Junior College. Mrs. Hilscher instructs student nurses. Becoming a nurse requires much hard study. A future nurse engrossed in study. 98 Nurses busily take notes in class. nurses Aryls Bader Marvis Berg Kathleen Braun Ellen Fredrickson Jo Ann Gall Paulette Goetz Jean Greenshields Jane Grothe Joan Jeske Judith Kershaw Carol Kilen Marlene Kolb Sandra Krein Zella Lee Sheryl Letzring Deborah Matteson Sharon McLaughlin Jocelyn Metzger Rita Moon Cynthia Muellei Jackie J. Myhra Angela Nerlien Connie Peterson Linda Rohrbach Linda Schaeffer Reine Sorenson Gen Tooley Sharon Wagner Beth Weiser Joan Wolberg 99 vo. tech George E. Altor Donald Barmeis David Bartow Ed Bauman Edwin Beigle Duane Berger Victor Bonogofsky Gary Brunelle Dale Brunner Gerald Carmun Dale Charvat Charles Cole Larry Cornelia Leo De Coteau Dennis Dali Armon Doll Leonard Dorrial Gary Duffy Floyd Duttenhefer Arthur Egli Allyn Elletson Busy in the classroom 100 vo. tech i Ken Fahrnkopf Dennis Faimon John Ficek Earl Cfisketion Tim Frank Leinard Gerhardt George Gleich Warren Gordon Robert Grace David Gutsche Kenneth Hunsen Larry Haugen Ralph Heidt Duane Heisz Robert Hertz John Hoerner Gary Hoff Dennis Hummel Basem Ismu Robert Jenner Louis Johnson Jeff Jung Dennis Kellar Gary Keller Bernard Knudsen David Krause Elmo Krislen Dale Kuntz Jerome Leno James Leske Vennis Martin Dick Martin Larry Martin William Martinean Rodney Meckle Tom Metz j 101 vo. tech David Moe Donald Moos Gary Paulsen Anthony Poitra Roger Richard Larry Ricker Fred Ripplinger Ervin M. Rittmiller Darwin Roeser FHarold Rooker Bernard Rusness Blaine Schailele Jeffrey Steinle James Sterna Wes Tausend T.V. repair is an important part of VoTech. vo. tech Ronald Vetter John Vollan Jr. Valintine Walter James Weid David Veigle Roger Weigel Mike Weinhandl Jerry Wetzel Wesley Wilkens Edward Wintschick Daryl Wolf Gerold Writscheck Henry Yantzer Byron Yunker Donald Zidon Paul Zuck 103 106 cheerleaders exhibit dedication CHEERLEADERS: BELOW, left, top to bottom: Joan Wigen, Jill Anderson, Patty Marshall, Kathy Storlie, Ada Ir- win, Pat Pfeifer, Bev Streifel. V t no dance team mystiques display talent The Mystiques performed an original choreography of precision, rhythm, and grace at Frost Festival, the Chez basketball game, and numerous other athletic events. Each member's wealth of talent and tremen- dous interest was demonstrated in their beautiful exhi- bition. Mrs. Halverson coached the girls at practices held twice a week. MEMBERS: ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Speidel, Laura Hopfauf, Kristi Fossum, Connie Andes, Ann Ryberg, Mae Reuer, Connie Busch, jan Glass, Mary Anderson. ROW TWO: Nancy Wood, Mary Jane Benson, llene Lerberg, Connie Dietline, Joy Eastgate, Jean Breene, Cindy Kunz, Jean O'Hara, Sandy Mitchell. Ill mr. ely directs the bjc wind ensemble Mr. Ervin Ely directs the Bagpipe Band which is the oldest organization on campus, being founded in 1941. Members of the unique group wear the tradi- tional Buchanan Tartan. The band performs at civic, community, and out-of- town functions. Its list of appearances includes; Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Black Hills, South Dakota The Seattle Worlds Fair Minnesota Aquatennial The Highland games in Canada Select students practice wholeheartedly for the woodwind clinic held in February. Montana State University was BJC's guest. 112 The Pep Band, directed by Mr. Ely, performs at BJC sport func- tions and travels to some out-of- town events. The Pep Band adds much to team spirit of the student body. a pep talk for the pep band 113 Debby Askew Lyrtda Burdine Mary Bush Bill Blatchford Charles Oldt Greg Burke Nancy Craig Gary Cole Joyce Saba Lynn Spaeth Mark Cole Pat Crotty Len Crouse Merlin Dohl Pat Fahnlander Don Eisenbarth John Garvin Jacquelyn Heid Cynthia Shaw Kathie Storlie Dean Hager Wendell Hendershatt Leona Jose Rae Ann Kary Susan Kary Allan Kary Keith Kepler Robert Kempf Dorinda Schiermeister Beverly Streifel llene Lerberg Debby Masad Cynthia Messer Allan McWilliams Shelly Norton Percy Ottmar Ruby Peltz Sue Rambough Kay Redington George Redington 114 4MMM mr. gervais does it again Again, the BJC chorale department achieved its goal — to familiarize students with classical music — by pre- senting the Emperial Mass by Joseph Haydn. Soloists were Joyce Saba, alto; Kay Redington, soprano; Leon- ard Crouse and George Redington, bases. Guest solo- ists were Mrs. Joan Nelson, soprano; and William Franke, tenor. An overflowing audience heard the combination of 125 BJC and BHS voices perform the Mass in Decem- ber. The vast production was organized and produced by GILBERT GERVAIS, BJC's chorale director. Jeff Geig- er directed the BHS symphony orchestra. In May,the famous Carmina Burana by Carl Orff and the Polovetzian Dance and chorus from the opera Prince Igor was performed. The opera is based on medieval romantic poetry. BJC was honored to be guest choir along with the BHS choir and symphony orchestra at a concert in Novem- ber held at the new Bismarck Civic Center. Pat Sylvester )oe Senger Tim Shea Robert Thompson Loretta Unruh Sherry Voll Earl Wrangham Neil Wrangham Beverly Youness 115 American Yearbook representative Mark Line helps out. 116 Another Monday night meeting of the jolly staff yearbook the jay-cee-an staff works hard. The photographers study the angles. The Jay-Cee-An staff loyally devoted their Monday nights to sorting pictures, drawing layouts, writing copy, and taking Excedrin. Result? The 1970 Jay-Cee-An! First planning of layouts takes place on the blackboard. the mystician Campus news, clubs, sports events, lectures, fashion, and literature are a few of the items headlined by the Mystician this year. Students are kept well informed on every happening at BJC through the hard work of the interested people who make up the Mystician staff. WSvr ' Editor Mary Jane Benson cutting headlines Advisor Mr. Miller, hard at work 118 THE MYSTIC1AN Published Monthly by the Students Editor.................................................Mary Jane Benson Asssociate Editor...................................Sue Dimmick Business Manager........................_..........Kelly Jordan Photographer................_..............................JEarl Wrangham Sports Editor...............-..........................-...Ellen Kringstad Literary Editor............................... Mary Jane Benson Fashion Editor...-......................... —......Pam Little Newswriters......Christy Bomer, Sue Dimmick, Keith Franklund, Betty Ann Kuss, Eric Rudrud, Margaret Ulman Feature Writers.................-.......Richard Hill, Pam Little Artist........................................ Terry Bernhardt Advisor......................................... .Wilford Miller Printed in the United States Finished product Laying the ads k-dettes The girls feed the crowd at games and dances. k-dettes k-dettes get involved Active in many phases of life at BJC, the K-Dettes enliv- en the school and enlarge their treasury by selling pic- kles, candy canes, and concessions at home games, washing cars, ushering at drama productions, and join- ing with Circle K in organizing the Variety Show during Frost Festival. K-Dette officers are: Bonnie Geiermann, president; Jean Breene, vice president; Linda Speidel, secretary; Jackie Maas, treasurer; Jeanne Lacher, parliamentari- an; and Sharon Weber, publicity manager. Mavis, Bonnie, and an unidentified member (?) patiently await registrants. circle k ser and com r B.J.C.'s Circle K club is a young men's organization sponsored by Kiwanis International. Its projects are formulated to raise money and allow the members to be of service on campus and in the city of Bismark. This year's projects included collecting for the March of Dimes, distributing posters for the Community Chest, timing and chauffeuring for debate tourna- Vicki Schwichtenberg, sponsored by Circle K, learns she's the new Frost Festival queen. I r ves college n inunity I merits, ushering for local events, controlling campus parking, acting as a campus clean-up committee, back- | ing candidates for school offices, coordinating various I clubs at participating in the Big Brother pro- gram, and, as the major project of the year, joining forces with the K-Dettes to produce the Frost Festival I Variety Show. I CIRCLE K OFFICERS: Vern Wester, treasurer; Robert Schwartzbauer, second vice president; Carl Winbauer, president. Not pictured; Les Schmidkunz, vice president; Richard Kershaw, secretary. Festival, one of Circle K's main projects for the year. Circle K display in the main hall. ski club journeys to terry peak dp club works to aid campus activities Under the advisorship of Mr. Robert Buchanan, the students at Bismarck Junior College involved in a Data Processing curriculum have organized D.P. Club. Its purpose is to provide a means, on an extracurricular basis, for social and occupational interaction by inter- ested students enrolled in the full-time data processing curriculum. The club meets at least twice a month. At the present time, there are about 30 members. The officers are Eugene Hein, President; Steve Malsam, 1st Vice-presi- dent; Chuck Hanson, 2nd Vice-president; and Connie Dietlein, Secretary-treasurer. Many benefits can be expected from the D. P. Club as a result of the involvement of members in worthwhile projects of both a civic and educational nature. Thus far the members have punched and processed ques- tionaires for the Bismarck Youth Council, they have sold Happiness Books for the theaters of Bismarck, and they plan, organize, and process the Debate tourna- ments and their results. The club will also compute the statistics for this year's basketball team. In the following years, the club plans to sponsor a scholarship to stu- dents interested in Data Processing. D P CLUB OFFICERS: Connie Dietlein, Secretary-treas.; Steve Malsam, 1st Vice-president; Eugene Hein, President; and Chuck Hanson, 2nd Vice- president. A student works with the brains of D P Club. Members busily work on a project. golden z FRONT: Donna Gustin. SECOND ROW: Cheryle Hatzenbihler, Kim Kottsick, Kathy Zcntner. THIRD ROW: Joselyn Mack, Linda Casey, Sherry Orser, Mary Jane Axtman. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Messer, Kathy Tollerud, Lena Jose, Patty Stern. Not pictured: Candy Patter- son, Maurine Cassidy, Debbie Danz, Liza Hoghaug, Nancy Wood, Paula Scoviak, Pat Reinhert, Ann Ryberg, Carol Seiler, Judy Wisness. ADVISORS: Mrs. Lois Englerand Mrs. Rae Bloom. Golden Z members enjoy an evening together working on a project. OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Kottsich, member of the Board, Cheryle Hatzenbihler, treasurer, Linda Casey, President, Mary Jane Axtman, V. President, Patty Stern, Secretary. 128 Pep Club spirit livens the crowds. pep club is born Pep Club exploded at BJC for its first year with a blast of members, activities, and a lot of spirit. Besides attend- ing all the home games to cheer the Mystics to victory, the Pep Club furnished buses to take its members to out of town games. They also sponsered our cheerleaders. To build the school spirit of the whole student body, the Pep Club made numerous posters for the campus, sold booster buttons, and held various candy and bake sales. The birth of Pep Club was a big boost for the team and will grow stronger in the years to come. Allan Kary, Pep Club Genie, brings additional color to the games. Genie grants a wish of vic- tory for the Mystics. 129 PHI RHO PI pledges; Becky Zander, Rae Ann Kary, Jan Radspinner, Gerald Hallberg, Ralph Armentrout, and Doug Christy. DEBATE TEAM MEMBERS; Doug Christy, Bill King, Ralph Armentrout, John Sharkey, Gerald Hallberg, Richard Haugen, Natalie Upton, Rae Ann Kary, Becky Zander, and Jan Radspinner. 130 debate enters second year at bjc Debate began to flourish in its second year at BJC, in- creasing in enthusiastic membership and activity. The Debate team is the North Dakota Alpha chapter of PHI RHO PI, the National Forensics organization. Working to overcome the obstacles of a low budget and the death of President Richard Haugen's car, the team's fearless leader Mr. Burkett led them to tourna- ments at Eastern and Rocky Mountain colleges in Bill- ings, Montana, Dickinson, Black Hills State, and almost U.N.D. The Debators also hosted two tourneys at BJC. The first, a college invitational, found BJC debators finalists in every event, an all time high for the team. The second, a high school meet, gave the team new and exciting experiences in organizing and judging debate events. PHI RHO PI officers; V.P. John Sharkey, Sec.-Treas. Natalie Upton, and Pres. Richard Haugen. Becky Zander and Jan Radspinner plot strategy. Fearless Leader Mr. Burkett 131 young republicans politicize The Young Republicans invited several outside speak- ers and sponsored various college activities. Miss Bar- bara King, Recorder to the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, and Dick Elkins, Public Service Com- missioner, spoke to tentative crowds. They Squeezed a little money out of the student body by holding an all college Christmas formal, and a pumpkin contest between the two class presidents. The student body voted with pennies to bring Mitch Kottas to a victory. The members hosted the College Republican Convention in March. The officers are: Pres., AI Royse; V. Pres., Jack Over- gaard; Corr. Sec., Gerry Holberg; Sec., Joan Wigen; Treas., Ken Royse. Miss Barbara King addresses students. Avid interest is captured by the speaker. 132 A typical Young Republican! £ 133 4 STUDENT SENATORS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Wilhelm, Carol Roehr- Nancy Wood, Jackie Flynn. Not pictured are Barb Juelke, Lisa Wheel- ick, Bill Sorenson, Jerry Schimmelpfennig, Pat Pfeifer, Henry Ripplin- er, Donna Traver, Vanora Volk, and Steve Hewitt, ger, Dale Dobereiner, Mitch Kottas, Don Eisenbarth, Don Zieman, student senate directs college activities In addition to its usual functions of recommending policies and procedures for BJC, the Student Senate sponsors dances, awards scholarships, and arranges various activities for the school. Freshman initiation, the Christmas program, and the movies “Chamber of Horrors and Texas Across the River are a few of the events brought about through the efforts of Student Senate. 134 Selling beanies to The Dimensions play at a Student Senate-sponsored dance. We, the students and faculty of Bismarck Junior College, express our sincere ap- preciation to the business and professional sponsors who have made this 1970 issue of THE JAY-CEE-AN possible. Astrotech Exploration Company B E Incorporated 7 Seas — Mandan Bergquist Walker Insurance Bill's Liquor Store — Mandan Bismarck Motor Hotel Bismarck Optical, Incorporated Bismarck Super Market, Incorporated Bob Chase, Chevrolet, Incorporated Bowling Center Builders Supply Company Campbell's Floral Capital Shoe Hospital Cass Clay Creamery, Incorporated Diebert Barber Shop Eddy's Bakery Evan's Sharks Clothiers Fabric Shop The Farmers Union Oil First Federal Savings Loan First National Bank Trust Company Fraternal Order of Eagles G. P. Sporting Goods Gartner's Northbrook Shoe Repair Gerlacks Sheet Metal Works Incorporated Grand Pacific Hotel Greengards — Mandan Hal's Standard Hank's Auto Sales, Incorporated 136 Hendrickson Jewelers Interstate Bakeries John Iverson Company KBMR-AM-FM KBOM Broadcasting Company Lahr Lahr, Incorporated Mandan Plumbing Heating Mandan Sheet Metal Works Maytag Sales Service McDowell's Big Boy Murphy Insurance Northbrook Skelly Northern National Life Insurance Company Northwestern Savings Pampered Lady The Peavey Company Prince Hotel Advertising Production Credit Association Provident Life Insurance Company R D Amusement Remund Ford Mercury, Incorporated Ringham Insurance Real Estate Saveway Fairway Foods Skeels Electric Company Skyline Motel Thomas Appliance Tire Mart, Incorporated The Wylie Piano 137 Welcome Young America Kings Food FHost Bismarck, No. Dak. have Proven this, with over 90 years of continuous service. Kroll's Kitchen “The Place where friends meet Main and Airport Road Bismarck, North Dakota Congratulations Class of 1970 Hoskins — Meyer Gold Seal Company “Say It with Flowers Bismarck, North Dakota 320 Broadway Bismarck No. Dak. Congratulations Class of 1970 Hedahls Q B R, Inc. Bismarck,.No. Dak. Congratulations Class of 1970 Bismarck Paint and Glass Dunaheys Paint and Glass Vantine Paint and Glass Bismarck, North Dakota J. C. Penney Company 5th Broadway — 6th Main Congratulations Class Of 1970 From Bill Jim at Mid-way Lanes Between Bismarck and Mandan Dakota Fire Insurance Co. Sears Roebuck and Co. Congratulations Class Of 1970 The Future of The World Depends on You Complete Department and Catalog Service 317 East Main St. Bismarck, No. Dak. Bismarck, North Dakota AMf RICAN I-1 ItGiON m DAIRY PRODUCTS dfoucujd £xMpta KcM { Good Bridgeman Ice Cream Shoe Mart And 3£jp •OUOVSy l Richmonds Bootery 5 . Bismarck's Finest Shoe Stores E 4 Bismarck, North Dakota W .. [pn«vivpiiisFO OD S POOO-ft. BEVEMZi Seven A.M. to Eleven P.M. 365 Days A Year Dakota Sand and Gravel Wachter's Inc. Wachter Real Estate and Trust Wachter Ranch Congratulations Class of 1970 State Bank of Burleigh County Bismarck, No. Dak. Rikki's Studio 309V2 E. Main 223-0835 Bismarck, No. Dak. Kysars Jewelry Knowles Jewelry Lund Jewelry Millers Jewelry Walkers Jewelry Westley Jewlry Bismark Jewelers Assoc. Let Courtesy Be Your Code Of The Road Corwin - Churchill Motors Davis Chevrolet Co. Missouri Valley Motors Fleck Motor Sales, Inc. McCarney Ford, Inc. Members Of Bismarck Automobile Assoc. ireat ifreshment vgo jwith tike OTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Kokkelers's Jewelry Bridal Consultant Graduate Gemologist Custom Made Diamond Rings The World's Most Beautiful Diamonds 514 East Broadway Bismarck, No. Dak. Coca-Cola Bottling Company Of Bismarck Trio-Interiors Furniture Dealers Of Bismarck Mandan Midway Jack's Hair Stylists and Colleges Midwest's Finest Accredited Pivot Point School Rausch's Hansen Williston, North Dakota Conlin's Mandan Furn. Co. Bismarck, North Dakota Self Service Furn. City Minot, North Dakota Grand Forks, North Dakota Bottled and Distributed by Central Bottling Co. Also dis- tributors of: 7-Up, Mountain Dew, Nesbitts, Hires, Diet Pepsi and Like Agri-Chemical Aviation Inc. Sally's Beauty Boutique Personalized Consultation on Hair Care Custom wig fitting and styling Prices suited to a college students Budget. Wigs, falls, toppers, and all hair care products available FAA VA Approved School Congratulations Class of 1970 Jos. D. Byrne R. D. Bain 223-2233 First National Bank Bldg. Byrne Insurance Company 1000 Summit Blvd. Phone 255-1535 Bismarck, North Dakota Congratulations Class Congratulations Class of 1970 of 1970 May's Camera Model Shop Dakota Flooring Bismarck, North Dakota Lunn Construction Co. Bismarck, North Dakota Congratulations to the Class Holiday Inn of Bismarck of 1970 “The World's Inn Keeper' Capital Aviation Cdrp. Support Your Sponsers rum J 44