Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 151 of the 1972 volume:

rh- -rgST rft'w. Jay-Cee-An Bismarck Junior College Bismarck, North Dakota Claire Anne Carmichael Editor ■ t -;.v- It’s a moving day. Take a crack at volleyball, track 2 TOP LEFT: GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: Debbie Allshouse, Lyn Sevre, Margo Zweigle, Colleen Hea- ton. BACK ROW: Judy Price, Maxine Schumacher, Kathy Sayler, Diane Gillman. TOP CENTER: GIRL S TRACK TOP RIGHT: Kathy Sayler and Sheila Sands. BOTTOM LEFT: GIRLS BASKETBALL: Rhonda Marquart, Lillian Deichert, Judy Price, Lyn Sevre, Connie Knecht, Maxine Schumacher, Colleen Heaton, Kathy Sayler, Janelle Docktcr, Debbie Alls- house. BOTTOM RIGHT: GIRLS TRACK. 3 BJC Pig-Skinners have good opening season FRONT ROW L-R: Russ Kunz, Dave Preszler, Paul Chaussec, Greg Mayer, Mark McMorrow, Russ Hcnegar, Ralph Botnen. SECOND ROW. L-R: Ken Hanson. Doug Howie. Steve Ret cr, Dwain Nell. Russ Miller, Mark DeLong, Jeff Metzger. Terry Millner, John Quanrud. THIRD ROW'. L-R: Student Man- ager Charles Fcrsch, Terry Kringstad, Terry Freih, Keith Hanson, Ron Fiechtner, Pat Harr. Glen Schmalz,Ron Steffan. Randy Olson. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Kenton Onstad, Mike Swanson, Roger Cummings, Greg Warren. David Jenne, Colby Winmill, Daryl Dukart. Howard Sage, Lowayne Krusch. 4 5 6 FRONT ROW: Bcrnie Koep, Milo Schmeichel, Lid Bergeron, Clyde Sebastian, Vern Brew, Masaki Yasue, Jerry Berg, Tom Steidler, Don Fricke. BACK ROW: Steve Ret er, Dwain Nell. Ron Stefan, Greg Mayer, Dick Garvey, Andy Reimnitz. Ray Sanders, Dave Kunt , Randy Olson, Mark McMorrow. HO SMOKING 8 BJC Wrestlers set new records Most Team Points (Season) Most Team Points (Career) Most Takedowns (Season) . Most Takedowns (Career) . Most Escapes (Season) .... Most Escapes (Career) .... Most Predicaments (Career) Most Near-Falls (Season) . Most Near-Falls (Career) . . Most Falls (Season) ...... Most Match Points Scored . Andy Reimnitz 117 Greg Mayer 202 Greg Mayer 37 Greg Mayer 56 Greg Mayer 26 Greg Mayer 42 Clyde Sebastian 30 Andy Reimnitz 10 (Tied Record) Bernie Koep 18 Andy Reimnitz 15 Clyde Sebastian 33 Milo Schmeichel WEIGHT 118 Tom Steidler 126 Ed Bergeron 126 Don Fricke 118 Bernie Koep 134 Masaki Yasue 134 Clyde Sebastian 142 Vern Brew 142 Andy Reimnitz 150 Steve Retzer 158 Jerry Berg 158 Dave Kuntz 158 Randy Olson 167 David Jenne 167 Dwain Nell 167 Mark McMorrow 177 Ray Sanders 177 Greg Mayer 190 Ron Stefan HWT Richard Garvey HWT SEASON RECORD CAREER RECORD 16-3-0 34-6-0 19-4-0 35-7-0 10-3-1 10-3-1 1-1-0 1-1-0 20-9-1 34-16-2 00-2-0 0-2-0 13-11-2 30-17-3 11-7-1 11-7-1 22-3-1 22-3-1 4-9-0 4-9-0 5-5-0 6-5-0 0-4-0 0-4-0 5-11-0 4-9-0 1-1-0 20-5-1 35-12-1 0-2-0 22-5-3 38-8-5 8-13-2 0-1-0 Outstanding Wrestler................Andy Reimnitz Most Improved Wrestler .............Tom Steidler Tri-Captain ........................Milo Schmeichel Tri-Captain ........................Tom Steidler Tri-Captain .........................Clyde Sebastian Hardest W'orker ....................Bernie Koep Captain Elect for 1972-73 Andy Reimnitz 9 10 11 TOP LEFT: And He grabs. BOTTOM LEFT: What the ! § ? are you doing? TOP RIGHT: Peek-a-boo. CENTER: Oh, the frustration of it all. BOTTOM RIGHT: Hold still, will you! FAR RIGHT: Here comes F.xcedrin Headache 44. 13 TOP LEFT: Steve Bratlein. BOTTOM LEFT: tip-off. BOTTOM RIGHT: FRONT ROW L-R: Jeff Peel, Rick Trydahl, Colby Winmill, Stach Sanders, Ron Fiechtner. BACK ROW L-R: Bob Kilbcr, Steve Bratlein. Rick Condo, Don Dehle, Steve Engel, Mike Stoy, Arnie Sandirk. TOP LEFT: Rick Condo. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Peel. BOTTOM CENTER: Steven Bratlein. TOP RIGHT: Rick Condo Don Dehle. BOTTOM RIGHT: Stach Sanders. FAR RIGHT: Rick Condo Bob Kilber. 17 Cheerleaders and Pep Squad form BJC Pep Club Cheerleaders have the job of channell- ing crowd energy in the proper direction and BJC’s five cheerleaders are no ex- ception. They also lead at BJC’s infre- quent pep rallies. The peppy co-eds are in charge of Pep Club, which didn’t materialize this year. So, all those at- tending games and cheering became Pep Club. TOP LEFT: Brenda Weisgerber. TOP RIGHT: Peppy observers at game. BOTTOM LEFT: Cheerleaders and cheering section. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pep band and cheerleaders. RIGHT: Shirleen Martin. 19 r LEFT: Trudy White. Bertie Marone Cindy Nel- son. CENTER: Cindy Nelson. RIGHT: Cheerlead- ers at football game. BOTTOM: Cindy Nelson, Shir- leen Martin, Brenda Weisgerber, Bertie Marone, Trudy White. 21 Mystiques: In motion to music Mystiques pranced and kicked their way through another rigorous year of dancing. The leggy co-eds performed during half time at basketball games and made special appearances. In addi- tion to this, they helped with dancing in the spring musical production of “The Music Man. Mystiques were advised this year by Mrs.Nancy Stavn. TOP LEFT; Candice ITaase. TOP CENTER: Mystiques perform at half time. TOP RIGHT; Nancy Ray. BOTTOM LEFT; Vicki Aho, Nancy Ray, Cindy Payne. Marlys Cartledge, Cheryl Seidel, Candice Fraase, Anita Martenson, Laurie Pope, Nancy Sanderson, Ann Marry Miller, Rae Ann Rolshoven, Roxanne Wanser, Vicki Halvor- scn. NOT PICTURED, Nancy Gaugler and Pau- la Spitzer, co-captains. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mys- tiques perform at half time. 23 TOP LEFT; Vicki Aho and Vicki Halvorsen. TOP RIGHT; Vicki Halvorsen. BOTTOM LEFT; Rox- anne Wanser and Rae Ann Rolshoven. BOTTOM CENTER; Marlys Cartledge. BOTTOM RIGHT; Mystiques prepare for a performance. 24 :.... mmiH THE GREATEST HOMECOMING IN NINE YEARS! ABOVE: Queen Shirleen Martin and escort, Ron Stefan. RIGHT: Attendant, Maxine Schumacher. ABOVE RIGHT: President Werner adjusts Shir- leen's crown. 26 RIGHT: John MacMartin. BOTTOM: Collegiate Players Float. BOTTOM RIGHT: Golden Z Float. “Great for openers!” “Why couldn’t we have done it last year? I mean, what’s a college without football and Homecoming?” “The greatest Homecom- ing in nine years!” Such were student comments after BJC came out of hiberna- tion this fall and opened football season, bringing with it. Homecoming! Among the Oct. 2 activities, was an Alum- ni Mixer, held at Holiday Inn, and a dance to the music of WASCANA, a sixman Canadian band, with a wild brass section! The Homecoming victory over Brandon was the third win in four games for the Mystics. Even though playing under unfa- miliar Canadian rules, BJC trounced Brandon thoroughly. The outcome of the game saw BJC victorious 20-0! A glorious end to a great occassion, but the beginning of many football seasons and Homecom- ings to come! 29 -« mu 30 31 FROM TOP LEFT, CLOCKWISE: Steve Bratlein, choir: Bob Clooten, Collegiate Players; Rene Constantine. Publications; Craig Helenske, Art Club; Bernie Koep, dorm; Kurt Zie- man, Lettermen; Scott Swanson, choir; Randy Nicolai, freshmen; Kcrby Hertz, nurses; Dick Garvey, sophomores. CENTER: Lee Toman, King. Golden Z. 32 FROM TOP LEFT, CLOCKWISE: Debbie Carlson, choir; Claire Anne Carmichael, Pub- lications; Nylene Foss, nurses; Sue Kopp, sophomores; Paula Spitzer. Mystiques; Judy Price, Collegiate Players; Sally Moore, Letlermen; Sharon Sokolofsky, dorm; Joyce Rein- hardt, freshmen; Nancy Gaugler, Art Club. CENTER: Yvonne Moilanan. Queen, Golden 7. 33 Frost Festival complete with snow and cold The snow got Frost Festival off to a good start on Jan. 27 when snow scultpures were begun; students followed the theme THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD. Golden Z won first prize for their graceful swan. Feb. 9 the variety show was held. The Mystiques took first place with a routine to the music of The Pink Panther. To top off the night, Lee Toman and Yvonne Moilanen were crowned King and Queen. Friday evening students were entertained by the sounds of Podipto. Frost Festival was brought to a close by the formal held at Grimsrud Grade School. Providing music were four members of the Renaissance. £ � • - • • d ‘ TOP LEFT; Clyde Bauman sings at dance. TOP CEN- TER; Frost Festival skating, Craig Helenske says take five. TOP RIGHT; Two members of Podipto. BOT- TOM LEFT: Frost Festival dance. CENTER: Judy Price and Ken Miller. BOTTOM RIGHT; Students en- joying the Podipto concert. i 34 35 TOP LEFT: Kevin Hill and Mary Knudson. BOTTOM LEFT: couples dancing at Frost Festi- val Formal. TOP RIGHT: Julie Clairmont. BOTTOM RIGHT: fountain decoration at Frost Festival Formal. FAR RIGHT: Marilyn Mitzel. 37 TOP LEFT: Gary Cole, Clyde Bauman, ana Jeff Jacobsen. BOTTOM LEFT: Clyde Bau- man, Debi Blanc, Merle Ruppert. TOP CENTER: Valentin Lopez, Glenn Flanson. Mike Ghaly. BOTTOM CENTER: Laura Pope. TOP RIGHT: Clyde Bauman. RIGHT CENTER: Cheerleaders skit. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bob Clooten and Sharon Stein. 39 LEFT: Bob Mazurek and Debi Blanc as Charles Lomax and Sarah Undershaft. TOP: George Katsoulis as Andrew Undershaft and Lomax Sarah. BOTTOM: UNDERSHAFT FAMILY POR- TRAIT STANDING: Undershaft, Stephen Undershaft (Wayne Stenehjem), Adolphus Cus- ins (Pat Aberle). SEATED: Lady Britonart Un- dershaft (Claire Anne Carmichael), Sarah, Lomax, Major Barbara Undershaft (Kathy Radloff). 40 Dramatists find Shaw’s philosophy challenging, exciting, humorous Collegiate Players chose George Ber- nard Shaw's “Major Barbara” for their fall production. Those involved found Shaw’s subtle humor and deep philoso- phy a challenge to get across to the au- dience. Done in period costumes, the production had a colorful flair. Mrs. Jane Gray Stewart directed the play. During the long weeks of rehearsal, the fifteen cast members found themselves melding into one close family with the responsibility to each other to give “Major Barbara” the unity it deserved. General consensus? Most students felt the acting was good but the play was too wordy. 41 LEFT: Mr. Mike Me Cormack, tech, director. TOP: Snobby Price (Randy Nicolai) and Rummy Mitchens (Bertie Marone). BOTTOM: George studies his character. RIGHT: Kathy and George rehearse. 42 Tech crews give final touch to big production Technical crews had their hands full with “Major Barbara.” The play, set in Eng- land in 1906. required three detailed peri- od sets. Technical work was directed by Mr. Mike Me Cormack. Lighting was taken over by some of the electrical and line crew students. Under the new care, BJC’s lighting system got a long needed renovation. 44 LEFT: Bev Brecht, set design. TOP: Mrs. Jane Gray Stewart, director. BOTTOM: Ken Miller, lights. RIGHT: Scott Swanson. 45 46 LEFT: Salvation Army, ruffians and benefactors. TOP: George, Bob Claire rehearse. BOT- TOM: Stage crew. 48 49 50 51 52 STRING ENSEMBLE BAND AND SWING BAND BOTTOM RIGHT: Randy And Bob, The Dynamic Duo. 53 54 Choir: together they make great music happen Under the direction of Mr. Elmer Schock, Concert Choir had a more than successful year. The forty-nine voice choir gave sev- eral concerts, appeared at Preview Night, and toured to complete a great season, succeeding in offering to the public a varie- ty of delightful vocal selections, executed with precision and expertise. 55 56 Student senate TOP LEFT: Student Senate President John MacMartin. TOP CENTER: Student Senators Tom Bartkowski, Glenn Hanson, Craig Helenske and Scott Swanson. TOP RIGHT: Student Sena- tor Bob Mazurek and friend. BOTTOM LEFT: John. BOTTOM RIGHT: Scott and Bob. Debate qualifies for nationals FAR LEFT: Tom Bartkowski. LEFT: Mary Knudson and tom. TOP RIGHT: Marla Nelson and Milinda Tet .loff. RIGHT BOTTOM: Rejie Simenson. FAR RIGHT: Annette Mischkc. BJC Students awarded honors Sophomores selected for Who's Who Among American Junior College Students are, FRONT: Clyde Bauman, Ron Bickle. Nancy Gaugler, John MacMartin, SECOND ROW': Clyde Sebastian, Sue Kopp, Claire Anne Carmichael. Rene Constantine, Yvonne Moilancn, THIRD ROW: Linda Durey, Roberta Marone, Duane Schultz, Larry Nelson. STANDING: Brian Johnson. Randy Nicolai, Lee Toman. NOT PICTURED: Bob Mazurek and Cheryl Wescott. 61 i Scholarships Delores Aipperspach NJC Academic Scholarship Bonnie Elhard BJC Academic Scholarship Stephen Schroedle BJC Academic Scholarship, Melvin Bullinger BJC Academic Scholarship Connie Knecht BJC Academic Scholarship Linda Durey Register Memorial Scholarship Krislyn Skjof Register Memorial Scholarship Barbara Shephard Register Memorial Scholarship Claire Carmichael Montana Dakota Utilities Scholarship Margaret Brunelle Montana Dakota Utilities Scholarship LaVern Ackerman Radford Scholarship Eugene Schaff Kleppe Scholarship MichaefStumpf Kleppe cholarship--■ Diane BlotfTWil! Scholarship Larry Johnson Agri-Business Scholarship Mark Schaar Agri-Business Scholarship Douglas Vik Agri-Business Scholarship Kevin Brennan Neal Taft Music Scholarship Mary Albrecht Leach Scholarship - Linda Durey Leach Scholarship . Zf ft _ .( WuiM ■ • Dennis Tesky Prov gtjL f«SdtoIdrshipi Award . Ronald Bickle Provident Uife’Scholarshtp Award I Linda Haugarrff Cadies Auxiliary of the fugles Club Scholarship efW 94icK.A.Uxiliarv.o£i Eagles flub Scholarship ■: Deibcrt Zonta Scholarship Fund jV ■ —“ CardWft n i yylehtSenatc olarship Ann Sheldon Data Processing Club-Sehnlar Award Rae Ann Rolshoveri NaudnafEllcs Schc p5 SSinE I Mary Albrecht Sakakawea Scholarship PHI THETA KAPPA Ronald Bickle Dorothy Bollinger Claire Carmichael Debra Doll Linda Durey Susan Kopp Linda Job Albert Kocis Gary Lange Yvonne Moilanen Peter Novy Janet Rittenback Duane Schultz Clyde Sebastian Dennis Tesky Lee Ionian Mystician says try it, you just might like it Mystician staff works under the constant threat of deadlines, which keeps the staff room in a constant hum. When ho-hum apathetic aura of BJC began to be reflect- ed in the paper, Mystician did an about- face and made an effort to be a more liber- al and lively influence in the school. Mr. Miller, advisor, continues to keep up the staff members’ energy with his fudge. 64 I I TOP LEFT: Brenda Rittel (editor). BOTTOM LEFT: Brenda Rittel and Rene Constantine. CENTER: The cool, calm, collected Mystician staff. RIGHT: Marilyn Mortenson. Jay-cee-an staff feels unloved This book is the result of long tor- tuous months of long tortuous days and nights spent by the Jay-Cee-An staff. Evidentally, believing that safety doesn’t lie in numbers, hoardes of would-be journalists copped out after the first meeting. Five, (including 2 photographers. Bob Clooten and Brian Bowman) with perserverence and soon-to-be frazzled nerves were left to compile the book. Our motto: The devil made me join this staff. 66 67 Guthrie brings dramatic thrills The Guthrie Theatre Company production of “Fables Here and Then,” the third Vis- iting Scholar Lecture, was an outstanding success. During the scheduled two nights performances the six cavorting and acro- batic actors and actresses entertained their capacity audiences with such brilliant pre- cision that the company was held over for one more show. The workshop, encom- passing theatrical games, mime and stage fighting was also well attended and very much enjoyed. “Fables Here and Then” consisted of 11 fantasy folk tales. Brilliant continuity was maintained during the versatile range of stories by encompassing a brief parrot-like style with a minimum of stage details. TOP LEFT: Lance becomes a purple chair. TOP CENTER: Tovah demonstrates the principle of un- dulation. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Lahren joins the work- shop activity. BOTTOM LEFT: Lance rains’’ on a fire hydrant.” BOTTOM RIGHT: A group of story tellers at the workshop. . . m TOP LEFT: Pam Hall ties a goat. TOP RIGHT, Mr. Woody Wilson try ing to lie a calf. BOTTOM LEFT, Anita Martenson after tying a goat. BOTTOM CENTER, Claudia Kessellring run- ning the barrels. BOTTOM RIGHT, Randy Olson models in the Rodeo Club style show. 70 Movement keeps Rodeo Club from grasp of apathy A new activity was born at BJC in 1971 — Intercollegiate Rodeo. It is appro- priate that this part of the culture of the “Land of the Dakotas” should be re- flected in the student body of NJC. Starting with a fledgling group of 14 members, BJC is one of the 100 colleges that make up the National Intercolle- giate Rodeo Association. The rules and eligibility requirements of this organi- zation are as strict or more strict than those that govern any other phase of intercollegiate activity. Members exhibit vitality, spirit Cloverleaf barrel racing, goat tying and break away roping are the events in which the girls may compete. The boys’ events include calf roping, ribbon rop- ing, bulldogging, bareback bronc rid- ing, saddle bronc riding and bull or steer riding. Already Bismarck has sent its contest- ants to two area rodeos, at Dickinson State and NDSU. With the start of spring rodeo season it looks like rodeo will be a going concern at BJC. TOP, Bernell Sannes throws a calf; BOTTOM, among club members are: STANDING, Bernell Sannes, Cindy Weekes, Kathy Gerbig; SEATED, Ken Hanson, Daryl Dukart. Doug Howie, Anita Martenson, Becky Seiland, president, with goat, Randy Olson, Mr. Woody Wilson, advisor. 72 73 TOP LEFT: Sandy Burgad. TOP RIGHT: Bob Mazurek. BOTTOM LEFT: Shirleen Martin. CENTER: Marilyn Mortenson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Miller, advisor, and crew. Art Club appeals to students who dig creativity Art Club tackled their big annual pro- ject of decorating the campus corridors for Christmas. This year they made stained glass windows for the D.P. room, hangings for the hall light fix- tures and decorated all the Christmas trees. Students needn't be budding Michelan- gelo’s to join. All that’s necessary is a creative desire, willingness to work and a desire to have a lot of fun! 75 76 3 Clubs offer assistance to community, campus Two women’s service organizations and one men’s exist on campus. Golden Z, sponsored by Zonta Club, and K-dettes are the women’s organizations. Circle K caters to the masculine set. Both Circle K and K-dettes are affiliated with Kiwanis Club. The 3 groups, besides participating in col- lege events, strive to serve the community. Golden Z tutored at SIS and donated to Open Your Heart. Circle K enforces park- ing regulations at BJC. K-dettes, due to very low membership, functioned with Circle K this year. The spirit of the 3 clubs? One Golden Z member summed it all up: It’s proving you can do something. For once you’re setting an example.” TOP LEFT: Bob Stenehjem. Circle K. CENTER: Pat Aberle Circle K cheering section. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Mike Me Cormack, Circle K. BOT- TOM LEFT: Fay Pitzer, Circle K. RIGHT: Circle K sits down on the job. I OP LF.FT: Mrs. Lois Englcr, Golden Z advisor. TOP CENTER: Carmen Diebert, Golden Z President. RIGHT: Ron Wenaas, Circle K. Pres- ident. LEFT: The 2 K-dettes and Homecoming float. BOTTOM CENTER: Linda Durey and Carmen Diebert, Golden Z, at bake sale. 78 DECA Encourages competition DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is the only youth organiza- tion operating through the public schools of the nation to attract young people to careers in marketing and dis- tribution. It encourages free enterprise and economic awareness through indi- vidual instruction, studies in marketing projects, exposure to successful business leaders and by practical experience in business establishments. DECA believes in competition and of- fers awards and recognition to student members for outstanding accomplish- ment. With support. DECA will contin- ue to develop future leaders for market- ing and distribution. 80 TOP: DECA Officers. BOTTOM: Club members. m «T To those of us who know and love her, Mrs. Gannon is as fresh and sweet as the first flower of Spring . . . Witty and warm, she has the rare ability to see beauty in every breath of life. We are thankful for the twenty-two years she has given us. If the success of a person’s life might be measured in terms of the love and laughter that surrounds it, we can all agree that Mrs. Gannon must be one of the greatest successes of all times. 83 Every day is moving day at Bismarck Junior College! We have adopted the slogan, “The College with a Future”, and therefore cannot remain in one place too long. We must plan new buildings, we must evaluate our educational processes, we must adopt new ideas, and above all be sensitive to our students. We must however at times look back. Where did we come from? This book at- tempts to record the activities for at least one year of this motion. I want to con- gratulate the staff through whose effort this book is possible. RALPH WERNER President H. R.SCH1MMFXPI LNNIG Administrative Assistant to the President 84 E. O. ACRE Dean of Students. HARVEY HAAKENSON Director of Vocational Education. ERIC GAJESKI Director of Continuing Education Director of Public Relations Director of Visiting Scholar Lecture Series. BERTA HOLT Registrar. MAYNARD HUISMAN Guidance Counselor. HOWARD WOLFE Business Manager. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND DATA PROCESSING RAF. BLOOM EDGAR BOLLINGER ROBERT BUCHANAN WILLARD CARTER ARTHUR DAVIS ALICE HANSEN CURTIS LECHNER LAURA ORCHARD IRENE TSCHIDER ENGLISH AND HUMANITIES PAUL BODMER WALTER BURKETT ERVIN ELY JUDITH ENGEN RUTH GANNON RAYMOND HEID ARNOLD LAHREN AUDREY LANTZ MICHAEL McCORMACK ARDYCE MILLER BILL MILLER NANCY OLSEN EVERETT SCHMEICHE ELMER SC HOCK DAVID SITTE ORVILLE STENERSON JANE GRAY STEWART MELVIN WEBSTER 87 WOODY WILSON natural sciences and nurses training MARJORIE angvall LOREN kjonaas 88 PHYSICAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS mm I pi eg! 'vi tit : I DONALD BIGWOOD FRANK KOCH GIBBS MOLLAND BILL RLDMOND ALVIN SCHMIF.RLR PAUL SWANSON MIKE WICKSTROM 89 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ED HASCHE EDROY KR1NCSTAD BRUCE MELLAND 90 TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL W.G. BINGENHEIMEI GREGORY CHRISTENSON ALLEN DOCKTER ORLAND GROVE JAMES HAUGEN JIM MURDOCH MORRIS PAYNE YVONNE PETERS ADOLPH REGEIMBAL HENRY VANNETT JAMES YEAZLE 91 SOPHOMORES Aasand. David J. Adolf. Wallace D. Albrecht. Mary E. Allison, Jerry F. Allshouse, Deborah J. Althoff. Ronald P. Anderson. Neal A. Austad. Robbin E. Backmann. Craig B. Bartkowski, Thomas A. Bashus. James H. Bauman, Clyde. A. Beck, Brenda K. Berg, Jerry L. Berge, Richard N. Berger, Robert Berger, Thomas E. Bernhardt, Lawrence, J. Berhnardt, Sharon Bickle. Ronald E. Bickle. Vicki I. Blaeser. Dent J. Blazek, Robert F. Boeckel. Brant R. Bohnet, Sharon D. Bolte, Lynn A. Bowman. Bryan N. Bratlien, Steven M. Braun, Allen R. Braun, Kenneth J. Brew, Dan E. Brintnell, David R. Brunmeier, Cindy L. Brunmeier, Neal B. Buechler, Lynette R. Burgad. Sandra E. Buschta. Jacalyn Carlson, Christopher A. Carmichael, Claire A. Carter, Christine M. Carttedge, Marlys K. Cerney. Eigene A. Chaussee, Paul S. Christensen, Arlis J. Christensen. Peggy A. Clausnit er, Neal R. Clooten. Robert M. Clooten. Tom ConMantine. Rene Deibert, Carmen J. Deichert. Angie A. Del ong, Mark (i. Devlin. Thomas J. Dietlein, Patricia A. Dietrich, Loretta L. Dihle, Donald Dilger, Joe D. Dinger. Dennis A. Dockler, Margaret A. Dockyer, Timothy A. Doll. Debra, I. Doll. Gary Dombeck. Mary R. 93 - Dougherty, Mark L. Durey, Linda L. Dutt, Karen A. Dvorak, Linda Eckert, Sharon R. Ehreth, Marquerile A. Eiscnhauer, Debbie J. Ellis, Lynn A. Emter, Gary J. Engstrom, Ronald L. Ferch, Charles A. Ferderer, James M. Feser, Phyllis A. Fetch, Myron Fielhaber, William A. Flakker, Gary L. Flemmer, Theophil J. Fox, Charles J. Fox,John T. Fricke, Randall L. Friaz, Daryl Fuchs, Bruse W. Gabriel, Dennis J. Garvey, Richard J. Gaugler, Bruce A. Gaugler, Nancy L. Ghaly, Mounir Ibrahim Goebel. Thomas M. Gregory, Charles E. Greff, James P. Grotewold, Susan M. Gustin, Deborah J. Haberstroh, Karen J. Hagen, James V. Jaider, Dennis L. Haluska, Diana M. Hauman, Augustine Hansen, Glenn A. Heaton, Colleen E. Heaton, John E. Hehn, Naomi J. Heinz, Robert A. Helbling, David N. Helenske, Craig D. Hendrickson, Tarry I. Herman, Steven A. Herr, Richard Hertz, Kevin C. Hill, Corrine K. Hill, Kevin J. Hillesland, Steven R. Hirsch, Patricia A. Hoffman, Mary K. Holzer, Kathleen M. I bach, Rodney J. Jocobsen, Jeffery R. Jahnke, Brian L. Job, Linda M. Jochim, Gary L. Johnsom, Barbara G. Johnson, Larry G. Johnson, Paul L. Kauffmann, Roman R. 94 95 Keniston, Deborah L. Kilber, Robert G. Kilber, Roger J. Kimball. Daniel A. Kirsch, Denise A. Kjelland, Debra K. Klein. Thomas L. Kline, Jack T. Klusmann, Kelly R Knudsen. Dan, G. Koch, Paula M. Kocis, Albert G. Koehler. Terry L. Kopp, Bernard A. Kopp, Susan M. Krieger. Jeremi I. Krieger, LoAnn E. Krueger. Kenneth A. Kuntz, Dale A. Kuntz, David L. Kurtz, William J. Lang, Dennis D. Lange, Gary J. Langer, Gary J. Lapic, Johnny H. Larson. Keith W. LeClair, Robert I). Lee, David W. Lee, Loren B. Leingang. Charles S. Lemer, Loren L. Lewis, Thomas C. Leichty, Wayne P. Lillestol, Marie M. Little, Diane M. Little, Soldier, Arby Loewen, Judy A. Lohstreter, Bruce A. Lorenz, Deborah L. Loven, Roger R. Lussenden, Robert M. Luther, Linette MacMarlin, Leonard J. Magin. Shirley A. Magin, Thomas G. Magstadt, Tracy K. Marone. Roberta J. Marlin. Shirleen R. Martinson, Jon P. Maxwell, Art F. Maxwell, Edwin L. Mazurek, Robert J. McLean, Carol L. McLean, Margaret D McClure, Jerry M. McCullum, Steve R. McMorrow, Mark A. McWilliams, Alan G. Meier, Bernard A. Mejia, Suzan J. Meyer, Stephan G. Michelsen, Robert L. Miller, Cleo J. 96 97 Miller, Joel D. Miller, Melinda A. Millner, Terry L. Moilanen, Yvonne Mormann. Gary L. Monzelowsky, Renee M. Mortenson, Marilyn A. Myers. James C. Myers, John D. Nagel, Jacob A. Nayes, Lawrence M. Nelson, David H. Nelson, Fred G. Nelson, Marta J. Nelson, Patricia Nelson, Randy L. Nelson. Richard S. Nelson, Susan M. Nicolai, Randall M. Nogosek, Kathleen A. Novy, Peter A. One Feather, Frank M. Otto. Diane K. Patch, Ronald J. Patzman, Richare A. Peterson, Barry W. Peterson, David H. Peterson. Devra A. Pfennig. Eileen M. Pfliger, Charlene K Phillips, Mark A. Podall, Marcia K. Pope, Laura J. Poppke, David L. Price, Judith A. Quanrud. John R. Rademacher, Daryl R. Radloff. Kathy J. Rambur, Vicki A. Rauscr, Gordaon D. Rcbenitsch, Ronald L. Rehm, Franklin H. Reinhardt, Joyce Ressler, Mary E. Riedinger. Daniel C. Riedinger. Robert D. Rieger, Howard L. Ripplinger, Peter F. Rittel, Brenda F. Rittenbach, Janet L. Rivinius, Coral J. Rivinius, Paul J. Robey. Dana P. Rod, Phyllis L. Sahli, Mary K. Sailer. Arlo O. Sand, Sheila G. Sander, Jan H. Sandoval, L. Victor Sayler, Kathryn A. Schafer, Joan Schleicher, Kathleen Shcmeichel, Milo W. 98 99 Schneider, Dallas E. Schrenk, Alvin A. Schultz, Duane A. Schumacher, Maxine M. Schwartz. Nancy L. Seaman, Francis J. Sebastian. Clyde P. Selland. Rebeccs J Sheldon, Ann M. Sieler, Sharon S. Simenson. Rejie L. Skaaden,Terri I. Skager, Nathan W Skiba, Bruce R. Smith, Gary J. Smith, Glenn D. Sokolofsky, Sharon Sorenson, EricC. Spitzer, Paula J. Steidler, Thomas C. Stenehiem. Robert W. Stromberg. Pamela M. Stromstad, Jeffery A. Strothman, Sandra Sturn, Kenneth M. Swanson, Michael P. Swanson, Scott A. Sweeney, Ellen M. Tardif, Allen W. Tesky, Dennis D. Theisen, Roman E. Thompson, Eric R. Toman, Lee A. Thore, Sharlene M. Trydahl, Richard A. T urnbull, Timothy T. Twite, Sherry L. Vedvick, Michelle J. W'achter. Cindy R. Wagner, Doris A. Walz, Cheryl L. Wanner. Leland L. Warren, Gregory C. Weber, Jeffrey W. Weekcs, Lusinda J. Weiand, Douglas A. Weisgerber, Brenda J Welder, Timothy J. Werre, Donna J. Wescott, Cherly A. 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