Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1977 volume:

About the Cover Introduction he design and artistry of the lithograph cover was produced by Barb Thor- sen, a freshman at BJC. Barb was recommended for the job by Anne Hjelle, a BJC art instructor. An 18-year-old native of Bis- marck, Barb is majoring in art and plans to attend Moorhead State University to secure her degree. The Jay-Cee-An staff ex- tends appreciation to Barb for turning theme to reality. Your yearbook has taken on a new look this year. From cover to cover, the 1977 Jay-Cee-An was designed to present the school year in a fresh and exciting way. The emphasis this year is not on political issues such as coal gasification, Garrison Diversion or other non-relating items. The emphasis is on events which effected you—the student. This is a book of memories. The yearbook staff has done its best to preserve the moods, activities, fashions and functions of the school year on paper like a fly suspended in amber—a perfect specimen for future generations to view. To help provide continuity to the material, we used the prism theme throughout the book. The prism represents every aspect of BJC which divides them into seven seperate sections or colors. The yearbook staff hopes you will find this issue an accurate reflection of the school year at BJC. 2 3 After 33 years: President Werner retires By Robb Boyd n |9 t was 1962 and Bismarck was taking on a new look. That big hill to the north, pre- viously barren prairie, had acquired a new building. It stood stark and alone. The large panels of glass shimmered with sunlight overlooking grasslands to the east and the Missouri River Valley to the west. This was Bismarck Junior Col- lege (BJC). It, too, had a new look, evolving from the third floor of Bismarck High School, to the State Office Building on 9th and Boulevard, and, finally, set- tling into that bold building over- looking Bismarck-Mandan. Not only was the setting new, but another change had taken place—especially exciting for Ralph E. Werner. The college’s leadership was new and he was it. Dean Sydney J. Lee had passed away and the reins of authority went to Mr. Werner. It has been said leadership gravitates to the shoulders of those who can best accept it; and accept it he did—as acting dean, then as dean, and with a title change a year later as president of BJC. The job was new but Werner was familiar with the school. In 1941 he came to BJC to teach secretarial courses. I he draft called him away from 1943 to 1946. On his return to BJC, and until 1962 when he became president, Mr. Werner taught; was the business manager; reg- istrar; and assistant to the dean. Under President Werner's di- rection, BJC has grown from the Main Building in 1962, with approximately 500 students, to the complex we know with more than 1,900 students. A college presidency is not easy. Those who know Mr. Wer- ner will tell you he has the per- sonal integrity and ability io help him through the tough spots. With 15 years of responsi- bilities behind him, President Werner can look to BJC's past and the growth it has enjoyed, and be proud. The faculty Mr. Werner has worked with so long speak of him with warmth. They remark of the relaxed atmosphere with which he directs the college and his interest in students and teachers. President Werner says he will miss his job—and we will miss him. His plans include boating, hunting and fishing near his cabin at Lake Metigoshe, N.D. He is retiring; but, his effect on BJC will go on for a long, long time. It is, of course, im- possible to express the grati- tude due him. It would be diffi- cult to imagine the number of lives he has influenced. It is with appreciation that we dedicate the 1976-1977 Jay-Cee-An to President Ralph E. Werner knowing it is but a token of what is deserved. § Dedication 7- 16 17- 32 Story of Year Academics Features 33- 54 Organizations 55- 76 Admin, and Faculty 77- 98 Mugs and Mobs 99-134 Creative Arts 135-153 Acknowledgements 154 155-164 mm?. Advisor: Karla Smart Editor: Paul G. White Leann Bervik Gordy Bingenheimer Robb Boyd Wayne Carner Mark Ely Lori Froehlich Jolene Jenson Destry Jones Carol Luptak Janet Mildenberger Patsi Seerup Betty Vetter Tracey Wetsch There’s no place like dorm ? ! % Chemistry exams! With living space available for only 200 students, those wishing to live in the dorms had to submit applications as early as February. Why did they want to live in the dorm? Some students liked not worrying about start- ing a car on a cold winter morning. Others liked having no dishes to wash, while still others said, Mom and Dad won't let me have an apart- ment. 'So who needs an eddlci Rooms are decorated with persoi The Prince” the yellow bus Students had to move when the Prince closed in March. Due to crowded dorms and lack of apartments, many students were left “homeless . The Office of Student Affairs arranged the use of Bismarck's Prince Hotel complete with a scheduled bus line. At the beginning of the first semester, occupancy stood at 80. By the second semester the number of stu- dents residing at the Prince had dropped to about 5. Many students roomed in Bismarck's Prince Hotel. BJC buses carried students on and off campus several times a day. Broken flag pole observatory The new observatory is perched atop the Main Building. The flag was flown on another flagpole until the main one could be repaired. BJC experienced a loss and a gain this year. The loss of the flagpole was due to a gradual deteriora- tion of splices. Joint efforts between the Lineman’s and Welding schools should have it fixed by spring. The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Ad- ministration (NOAA) donated an observatory to BJC in September. It will be put to use as soon as a floor and telescope are installed sometime during the summer session. BJC acquired this observatory as a gift from NOAA. A new style poptop was introduced on campus. A new design in poptops was introduced on camp- us this year in response to an ecological plea. CB radios appeared in vast numbers around BJC. “Breaker 1-9 became a popular way to avoid ‘Smokey Bears, Christmas cards’ and ‘save a few green stamps’. Along with their appearance came such handles as “Muskrat”, “Laughing Policeman , “Buttermonkey , “Dirty Bird”, and “Jack-in-the- box . CB radios were the craze at BJC this Nearly every other car in BJC’s student parking lot was equipped with a CB. Poptops good buddies Bibs are comfy school attire. Star jeans are popular with the guys on campus. An ol' favoriti Fads fashions of the year Hurrqa BAR A fad that went out of style—studying. from HASH jeans to bibs Goucho pants attracted attention as a fresh fashion. Many fashions appeared on campus this year. Down-filled jackets were the going thing in 1977 when sub-zero temperatures set in. Bluejeans with embroidered designs on the pockets and cuffs were also popular. Even bib overalls made the scene with guys and girls alike. Probably the biggest fad was mmitating The Fonz, a television character from Happy Days.” A-a-a-a-a-a-y! Debates: Jimmy vs. Gerry Jimmy Carter makes numerous campaign promices on national TV. President Ford retaliates by defending his record. Is there any other way to read Playboy's Jimmy Carter interview? Students packed into the Stu- dent Union lounge to watch the historical presidential election debates on national television in October. The major issues dis- cussed by President Ford and Jimmy Carter were foriegn af- fairs, domestic issues and miscellaneous topics. Before the election, Carter made a self- admitted political blunder by granting Playboy an interview. Jimmy Carter campaigning in Bismarck. 14 The Student Union uses about four pounds of coffee daily. The nation experienced two flops during the school year. First was the rise of coffee prices. Downtown coffee shops raised their prices to 30 cents a cup, but Student Union prices faithfully remained 15 cents. Second, the government launched a mass innoculation against Swine Flu. which was dis- continued because of isolated cases of paralysis. Coffee prices doubled in less than two months. The Shot gun.” Karen Nelson was one of the hundreds of students innoculated at the Student Union. The W-W-Winter of '77 Although it was sunny, students avoided going outdoors. Grim. That was the word used to describe the winter of ’77.” The wind-chill factor dipped to 80 below zero, making this the coldest winter in history. Students reportedly donned printed, insulated underwear to ward off the blustery cold, and packed snow-mobile suits in their cars for emergencies. Emergencies”: stalled on 1-94 homeward bound on Friday; fishtailing up the hill to Schafer Heights. Grim. Air Force parkas were almost a necessity to survive the cold. Sub-zero temperatures forced students to take shortcuts. FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS administration faculty “Joe: A B.J.C. Student” by Terry Garrity “Joe. Joe Geoorrge. It's time to get up Joe.” Joe groaned, raised his head and looked at his clock. Oooch. 7:30.” He got out of bed, threw his clothes on and stumbled into the bathroom. He came into the kitchen looking somewhat re- freshed. He had to think clearly today, for today he was picking out the classes he would be burdened a whole semester with. He ate a piece of toast and rused out to his car with a schedule in one hand and the last bite of his peanut butter toast in the other. When he made it up to “the hill,” he saw all the other cars in the Armory parking lot. As he walked into the building he pulled his comb out and ran it through his hair thinking it didn’t seem that windy out when he left home. . .. Joe opened one eye to look at the instructor who was babbling away something about inconsistencies of human nature. Now he wished he would have saved the Tom and Jerry's he’d drank the night be- fore—until vacation started. But it seemed tra- ditional to drink them while decorating the tree, (cont. on p. 23) ■ 20 :-r-3Kx w ' . : j ' ' - t bT- •� •' ;::sV ' • is? • •: CN (cont. from p. 18) “Joe. Joe Geoorrge. Don’t you have to register to- day Joe”? Curses,” Joe thought gritting his teeth. He turned the key off and the car quit. He opened his car door and put his foot into a snow bank. Joe walked through the door pushing his hair back into with his hands. A long time ago he saw no need for the comb. Lucille ran up to him like a chicken with its head cut off. Lucille's usual composure. “Joe, I don’t know what I’m supposed to do! My English class was filled yesterday, my dad told me to get a job, some girl stepped on my foot—oh gawd it hurts—I just don’t know what to do... Joe met Lucille over the last semester. He took a liking to her at first but became pained with her incompetance. “Lucille,” Joe said, “shut up.” Lucille clammed up and followed Joe puppy-like into the Armory where all the happy teachers were. When Joe got his and Lucille’s classes all straight- ened out, they left. They walked out into the cold parking lot together. Joe groaned as he looked at the flat tire on Lucille’s car. She looked at him sheep- isly... Joe frowned. “Do I gotta wear it ? “Yes, now put it on, Joe” Eloise said. Joe put the doctor's uniform on. Do this; do that, Joe thought, I wonder is the army’s like this? (cont. on p. 26) 23 25 (cont. from p. 23) But he knew they’d all get a good grade for their film class. This was the first movie Joe’d ever made. He dreamed of driving a fast car in a chase scene. Like “Bullet.” He shrugged his shoulders. Well, ya gotta start somewhere he said aloud. It was getting close to the end of the school year for Joe and he had so many things to do—choir practice and homework always had him busy. Which always took him to the library to study. Joe walked towards the library with his govern- ment book and a notebook in his hand. He knew he really had to study for this one. Chapters 9 and 10. Ten was foreign policy—god forbid! With the library door closing behind him he headed for the tables. When they came into sight he saw three big guys with numbered jerseys and a nice looking dishwater blonde with long straight hair, “show-offs Joe thought as he passed them, laughing and talking aloud to impress the pretty girl. Joe sat down and opened his book. After awhile he could no longer tolerate the noise. He slammed his book and turned and glared at the belligerents. They turned and looked at him and all laughed. Joe angrily got up, snatched his books and stormed back to the desks where two extremely pleasantly plump girls were poking each other and giggling uncontrol- ably. Joe let out a sigh and walked out the library door. (cont. on p. 31) I MV. vx:: v.v, HR tail (cont. from p. 26) As Joe sat doing his homework he lifted his head and looked into space. He wondered what gradu- ation would be like. Like high school? That chance you'd been waiting for to put on that black gown and parade in front of all your friends and relatives. Your debut! The speech. “This is the day you’ve all been wait- ing for. And you’ve earned it by lots of hard work. But do not make the mistake of thinking it is all over. For this is only the testing ground. Life is the real test. You are the leaders of tomorrow... ” “With death as graduation” Joe thought. A cleargyman might have said that. But along with the leather diploma, Joe, like many of his fellows, was really looking forward to one thing: The Graduation Bash. At semester time Joe swore one thing: after this year was over, he was gonna hang one on. There he would see all of his friends and enemies. Some he would miss, others he wouldn't. They would all laugh and say Hey you re- member the time in English class when.. Joe laughed to himself and thought after all BJC wasn't so bad. He’d had some pretty good times. Maybe, he thought, I’ll go to college two more years. (the end) i The Student Union A hub of action and activities, the Student Union is so busy one wonders how anything happened just a few years ago when it wasn’t here. From the clink of dishes and the hiss of frying eggs early in the morning until the final reverberations of a dance and the accompanying rock band dwindle and die late in the evening, the Union is the nerve center of nearly anything that happens on campus. Whether the air was filled with the warmth of In- dian Summer, the golden leaves of autumn, the curses at ill tempered cars and slippery streets of winter, or the pollen and blowing wastepaper of spring, we find that busy lady—Suezette Bieri Jacobs—constantly working at something new to give students more activities, and herself, alas, more work. From a dance Marathon to the Schlitz Beer Movie Orgy and from foosball and pinochle tourna- ments to Mark Gaddis in Concert we have Suezette to thank. The names Moses, Prairie Farm Band, and Festival Family are familiar ones. They are just a few of the bands we heard at dances this last year. “One dollar and your ID became a familiar phrase with a dance at least once every two weeks. Suezette remarks that the one dollar doesn’t nearly cover the cost of the band. It does help defray the expenses, however, with a handful of students present at the beginning of each dance and the crowd growing until the Union is full when the band plays their last number late in the evening. “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” “2001: A Space Oddesy,” “Love Story,” “John Wayne Film Festival” and others brought the theater to the Union. Popcorn and a giant screen provided a cinema-like atmosphere. Movies were free—and you can’t beat that. Downstairs in the Union all kinds of things hap- pen. It is here we find students religously playing pool, foosball, and pinball. Speaking of religion, ! Campus Ministry is also downstairs, headed up by a man with a friendly smile, Gary Schwerin. The Mystician, faithfully appearing every two weeks, has its offices there as well, as does the Jay- cee-an. And at least once a week, people in white clothing with belts of all colors walk down the cir- I cular brick staricase to their Karate classes. The Flickertail Lounge provides a place for soap opera fans, an occasional piano player, and general- ly anyone who wants to relax. Although it does lack a family type atmosphere, the food services department replaces our mothers at mealtimes and feeds us. Perhaps to protect our- selves from angry mothers we should say it provides us with meals. Meals which really are good—if you ask the students. That’s the Student Union—from soap operas to karate—a meeting place for nearly everyone. 34 S' S’: « U f a SofcdbyC jg okotpeop1 We -A • i0m vVX HJV ' % I 800pm Ja uortomym 6W u r«iwt (� ?9 m 9 AY' rE8 - '«V OOBfc I 3« Mil 40 Michael Johnson Homecoming 1976 by Queen Tammy Smith ... Nominations ... Posters ... Introductions... Voting ... Crowning ... “I’ve never been up for Homecoming before. No one at BJC even knows me! I said to Connie Bern- hardt when she told me I was nominated for Home- coming Queen. I was excited, scared, and worried. I'm only a freshman. I don’t have a chance. During the course of Homecoming week posters with my name and picture appeared everywhere. In- troductions of the candidates went smoothly. The day of voting was exciting. Saturday—Homecoming Day—was extremely nerve racking. My best friend from high school gave me a little carved statue to hold for luck and security. First the announcement of attendants: Wanda Kyllo. Toni Burgad (“I thought I didn't make it”), and Tammy Smith. The next thing I remember hearing was .. .the 1976 BJC Homecoming Queen Tammy Smith.” My mouth dropped open and tears of joy started to creep down my cheeks. I was proud, happy, and relieved—because the whole week gave my ulcer one great workout! 42 The President’s Day May 13 was a day of festivities and celebrations at BJC. Just as it was a feature day of the year, especially for Mr. Werner, it deserves a feature page in our annual. President Werner retired this year and on the 13th an ice-cream and cake social, complete with balloons and punch was held in his honor. He was given a plaque from the Board of Student Governors with Les Olhauser making the presenta- tion. As everyone ate and enjoyed themselves, BJC's Four of a kind” (Dave Demke, Tony Brown, Jim Andrews, and Dan Dailey) entertained with barber shop quartet numbers—including a special song written in honor of Mr. Werner. Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need a riot to bring television cameras to a college campus; all you need is and ice-cream social for your president. Our party was in the 5 o’clock news on television. A special banquet followed in the evening, with tributes to President Werner, MC'd by faculty mem- ber J. Michael McCormack. ft • • itii mm Visiting In an effort to enhance the curricula, BJC spon- sors a Visiting Scholars program. Individuals or groups with a specialty or program visit the campus, putting on shows, speaking, conducting classes, and working with students on an individual basis. The Scholars program started early this year, in September, when musicians Marvin and Karen McCoy presented clinics in brass instrumentation and gave a recital. In October, Dr. Leon 0. Jacobson, Director of the Franklin Memorial Research Institute at the Univer- sity of Chicago, visited campus with his programs relating to the field of medicine. Dr. Jacobson also received the prestigious North Dakota Roughrider Award while in Bismarck. Charlene Burningham presented workshops on Fiber Design, in October, in conjunction with the visiting scholars program. Drama director, Jane Grey Stewart, must have | been very proud to have a former student of hers, I Visiting Scholar and actor par excellence, Gordy J Weiss returned to campus and star in BJC's fall theater performance Stop the World. Mr. Weiss, a professional actor, and the rest of the cast per- formed four nights in a row to sell out crowds. In December, Swasticas and Nazi Films appeared on Schafer Heights. Had Hitler come to Bismarck? No. It was Dr. Michael Meyer, of California State Uni- j versity, lecturing on Nazi Culture and explaining the Germany of Hitler's time. It wasn’t Louis Armstrong, you heard in the halls January 20th, although it was his genre of music as Jaki Byard and his musicians put on a Jazz Con- cert. Multi-talented, multi-instrumentalist-compos- er-arranger-conservatory professior-practicing jazz- man, Mr. Byard was here for several days conducting clinics with students in the music department. The well known writer Susan Brownmiller was here during the first days of spring with a Sym- posium on Sexual Assault—rape. Funded through the N. D. Combined Law Enforcement Council, the Symposium looked at rape from a variety of per- spectives. Faculty, students, and the general public turned out in large numbers to hear Miss Brown- miller. A second Roughrider Award winner visited cam- pus later on in the year. Era Bell Thompson, native North Dakotan and editor of Ebony magazine, met with English and journalism students. An evening address by Miss Thompson was open to the public and received favorable attention. L I 44 Gordy Weiss Dr. Leon 0. Jacobson Dr. Michael Meyer Conductor Byard and Jazz Band Susan Brownmiller “Stop the World’’ BJC's fall musical Stop the World took off with a bang—four sell-out performances and a fifth per- formance, by popular demand, on Sunday after- noon. Starring was Visiting Scholar and former BJC student Gordy Weiss. A successful actor in New York, Mr. Weiss, according to director Jane Grey Stewart, really pulled the show together. It was a learning ex- perience for everyone involved. The musical follows the life of Littlechap, an Englishman played by Gordy. from youth to old age. He bursts on the stage with mime and acrobatics par excellence. His wife, Evie, was played by Kathy Heintzman and his two daughters by Jean Miller and Jan Ritterbush. As Littlechap becomes more prosperous he begins to travel around the world—and falls in love, whereever he goes; with a Russian peasant, a German fraulein and an American go-go girl, por- trayed by Kathy Kamroth, Jolene Jensen and Donna Grotberg, respectively. Other members of the cast included: Dave Pud- well, Tony Brown, Jeanne Saxvik, Dave Demke, Dan Dailey and Claudia Dahl. In speaking of a musical we certainly would be amiss without mentioning the pit orchestra, directed by Harley Muilenberg, and, of course, Kelly Flegal and all the stage crew. Stage designer Paul Johnson of the drama department, along with choreographer Freda Baker, are the behind the scenes people upon whose efforts the success of the show hinged. The Pit Orchestra 46 47 “Damn Yankees” Who came along in a puff of smoke? Shoeless Joe Hardy and his gang of devil-dodging teammates, the Washington Senators. Damn Yankees burst onto the stage of Sidney J. Lee Auditorium with a wave of enthusiasm and a flare of nostalgia. Two former BJC students, Greg Johnson and Mary Andre, made return appearances as Joe Hardy, baseball great and soul-seller extra- ordinaire. and Lola, the devil's accomplice. But the real star was Dave Demke who played Mr. Applegate, a.k.a. Satan, who stole the show with his nightly rendition of The Good Old Days.” Directors Jane Grey Stewart and Paul Johnson, along with choreographer Freida Baker, coached, pleaded with, and goaded the cast through two months of rehearsals. And in the end, all the “terri- bul’s! and do-it-again's!” were well worth it. by Actor Dave Pudwill The Joe Hardy Fan Club Baseball Star Joe Hardy and Lola 48 ■ Baseball players at a practice session Tony Brown, Randy Thomas and Dave Pudwill as baseball players The Bowl .. A forum and a colosseum for youth of all educa- tional genre—a bowl of celebration where people meet to pay homage to a shiny silver cylinder. More than a celebration—a ceremony like gradu- ation or the laying on of hands... —5.2; 2ch50H— Far From Home BJC is a community college, however, we do draw students from communities farther away than Bis- mark—communities in Iran, Japan and Denmark, to name a few. In order to understand their relation- ship with the college, we interviewed several of the exchange students. (The annual staff is grateful to Sue Frier for her help here.) The question that comes to mind, usually, in re- spect to foreign students is how people from such distant nations would find their way to BJC, ad- mittedly small and out of the way. The reasons range from having relatives in North Dakota for Annemarie Jensen, Faxe, Denmark, to the economy of attending BJC—which was something mentioned by nearly every foreign student. Kamidreza Ganjtomari, known more commonly as Hamid, said he found out about BJC in a college reference book and chose it because he wanted to be away from New York and California. Another familiar face on campus was “Taka”— Takahiko Kawate from Tokyo, Japan. Both he and Hamid spoke of the larger emphasis on religion in America. Taka explained that while the U.S. is pri- marily a Christian country, Japan is largely atheistic, and the religions that do exist are. varied. On the sub- ject of food, he said that he hates McDonald's and the lack of variety in American food. Our Chinese food, however, is better than that in Japan. In visiting with the foreign students we find that, while people in North Dakota are rather ignorant of different cultures, they say that people are even friendlier here than at home. .. .“North Dakota—North Dakota—the cattle and the wheat and the folks that can’t be beat”... 52 53 I Miss North Dakota People walked into the choir room, saw the girl sitting there and asked themselves, “where have I seen her before”? Well, perhaps it was on television or in the newspaper. She is Donna Grotberg—Miss North Dakota. In spite of the extremely busy sched- ule of a Miss North Dakota, Donna was still able to take classes at BJC and become involved in student activities. She starred in the musical “Stop the World” and went on choir door in the spring. In the fall, Donna and her counselor-chaperone- advisor, Jane Grey Stewart, drama instructor at BJC. went to Atlantic City for the Miss America pageant. Representing North Dakota superbly, Donna was one of the ten finalists in Miss America competition. She returned to school exhausted and happy. Board of Governors The goal of the Board of Governor’s is stated “ .. to provide a comprehensive social, recreational, educational and cultural program for the students, faculty, administration, alumni and friends of BJC. BOG accomplished its objective this year by presenting such events as: twice-monthly dances, with music ranging from rock to 50’s to blue grass; concerts, like the Mission Mountain Wood Band, held at the Bismarck Auditorium; the Marathon Dance, raising $1800 for the North Dakota Heart Association; displays of North Dakota artists; speakers, such as Susan Brownmiller during the Symposium on Sexual Assault; silent movies, contemporary films and the Movie Orgy—to name a few. The eight member Board of Governors, advised by Suezette Bieri Jacobs, is lead by Doug Pfliger, presiding officer; Lee Hulteng. assistand presiding officer and Charlotte Meier Sec- retary. Campus Ministry ' Two provide an opportunity for fellowship and a forum for discussing the relevance of Christ’s teachings to our everyday life.” This is the expressed purpose of the Campus Christian Fel- lowship (formerly Christian Youth) in its newly drawn up consti- tution. On campus, this ‘‘opportunity for fellowship” came in the form of once a week meetings; very informal, open to anyone, and designed to satisfy the stated purpose. The campus ministry, though, is much more than a once a week meeting. A full-time lay campus minister, Gary Schwerin, works from his office in the student union basement, to plan and direct such additional activities as Bible studies, prayer break- fasts. retreats, recreation, and special events. Gary’s most important function is that of counselor. He spends countless hours in the student union visiting with students in his low-key, non-threatening approach. Because of his ability to re- late to college age students, he has assisted numerous people in dealing with their problems. Because Christian Youth is non-denominatinal, students have the opportunity to develop a more tolerant attitude toward other faiths. Gary has been able to bring together a group of students who developed close friendships. Under other circumstances these people may never have known each other. Campus Christian Fellowship was originally begun as an ex- perimental pilot program. Thanks to a great participation on the part of the student body, it is now an established reality at BJC. % 57 Delta Psi Omega Membership in the honorary dramatic fraternity is based on the judgement of the Grand Director. Jane Stewart, as well as those of the Stage Manager and Business Manager of a signifi- cant contribution to a major production or productions during the current season. The persons pictured had a leading role or a crew chairman- ship in “Stop the World. I Want to Get Off” or “Damn Yankees.” Prior to being formally admitted to the fraternity and being feted at the annual memorial banquet, they passed various test and initiation rites. 58 The atypical concentration pictured here can be the mark of only one thing: a BJC Foosball Tourney. Whatever napping was done at BJC this year wasn’t done during games room director Dick Hendrick- son's monthly contests. Five Hundred Big Dollars in prize money was awarded after the April interstate contest with South Dakota. Thirty-two teams competed in that titanic duel. Among the BJC winners were Ben Fettig, Jeff Meiras, John Hudleson, Barefoot Wonder, Johnson, Chris Wagner, Eric Engler, Brian Strand, Rob Molzon, and Brian Miller. There were no serious injuries, no one was evicted from the game and a fine time was had by all. Foosball 59 Golden Z “This way, please. Enjoy the performance. The women of BJC’s Golden Z take their motto, growth through service,” seriously. They helped theatre goers enjoy the evenings of BJC’s Stop the World and “Damn Yankees, plus the visiting Guthrie Theatre production of A Party for Two and the Milwaukee Repertoire’s Vanities by ushering them to seats. A formal evening graced the Student Union ball- room this spring with the Golden Z sponsored Moon- light Magic formal dance. But the service Golden Z provides was not limited to our campus. Community service took a variety of yummy shapes on Halloween as the women de- livered treats they had prepared to the children’s ward at St. Alexius Hospital. A fund raising drive to business establishments in the city netted over $400 for the Muscular Dystroohy association. Officers of Golden Z are: Janice Schmidt, presi- dent; Joan Dvorak, vice-president; Tamara Holen, secretary and Becky Holen, treasurer. Advisors for the group are: Barbara Ballou, Lois Engler and Patty Plews. 60 Jay-Cee-An Let there be light” advisor Karla Smart requested j of BJC Business Manager Howard Wolfe—and there was. The single 50 watt bulb in the annual staff room was replaced with flourescent fixtures. Editor Paul White’s Campus Refractions was underway. Oouss.” Karate calls from across the Student Union basement cheered on the Refractions staff. The present volume is brought to you courtsey of: Leann Bervik; Gordy Bingenheimer; Robb Boyd; Wayne Carner; Mark Ely; Lori Froehlich; Maryls I Heidt; Jolene Jensen; Carol Luptak; Janet Mildenber- ger and Betty Vetter. And was there a theme song in the staff room? Yes. We Believe in Miracles.” All righta. The Mystician staff, advised by Jordis Conrad, published the BJC student newspaper every two weeks this year—for a total of 15 editions. The voice of Editor Karen Thompson, the pho- tography of Wayne Carner, Darcy Gibbins, and Dave Kuether—plus the interviews and research of writers Leonard Banks; Darcie Bloom; Dave Bor- laug; Jeanie Brooke; Laura Harper; Jolene Jensen; Brian Landenberger; Teresa Sahli and Mike Weber captured moments ranging from a retiring college president’s future fishing plans to students’ “Cor- nered Comments’’ expressing doubt over the suc- cess of the Swine Flu vaccine. Mystician I I s i Rodeo Club Yipeeie-ti-yi-yea. BJC’s Rodeo Club, advised by Mel Web- ster, with Les Olhauser. president; Stuart Ternes, vice- president and Erin Lies, secretary-treasurer, sponsored the First Annual BJC National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association rodeo. The event brought collegiate “westerners’’ from across the state to the Mandan rodeo grounds. Special honors within the BJC club this year included: Les Olhauser—Most Dedicated Member Buckle; Stuart Ternes—Best Rider Buckle and Mary Jane Kottenbrock—All Around Cowgirl Buckle. Student Senate The Student Senate’s goals are to promote cooperation be- tween the student body and faculty, aid in unification of the student body, and to promote stuent’s rights. The Senate was involved in and sponsored many activities this year. They worked with the NDSA in lobbying at the 1977 legisla- tive session, President Kelly Flegel served on the Presidential Search Committee, President Werner’s retirement party, spon- sored clean up day in which the whole campus was cleaned by the different organizations, and reviewed activity fees and recom- mended several major changes which were put into effect. There are 11 members on Student Senate. The three officers are: Kelly Flegel, President: Paul Zent, Vice-President: and Jolene Jensen, Secretary-Treasurer. 64 1976-1977 SEASON BASKETBALL RESULTS Head Coach: Bruce Meland Captains: Dave Glaser and Mark Lynne Basketball BJC 89 Miles City 91 BJC 63 Valley City State 57 BJC 72 Glendive 99 BJC 60 Dickinson State 72 BJC 72 Normandale. MN 113 BJC 78 Mayville State 73 BJC 97 Golden Valley, MN 95 BJC 66 Wahpeton Science 65 BJC 85 Wilmar, MN 60 BJC 63 Mary College 84 BJC 74 UND-Williston 82 BJC 73 Minot State 83 BJC 78 Mary College 94 BJC 74 Jamestown 83 BJC 88 NDSU-Bottineau 62 BJC 73 Valley City State 71 BJC 104 Devils Lake 74 BJC 63 Dickinson State 79 BJC 69 Minot State 76 BJC 88 Mayville State 69 BJC 74 Jamestown College 94 BJC 63 Wahpeton Science 60 65 Women’s Basketball The BJC women's basketball team, led by seven returning players from the 1975-76 squad, defeated Mary College 66-49 to take the consolation title at the Sakakawea Tournament at Minot January 13-15. The Mystic’s Roster, under Coach Dennis Jacobs, included sophomores: Deb Hoistad, Havana: Jana Engberg, Crosby: Patsy Hansel, Langdon; Julie Glasoe, Wildrose; Crystal Flegel, Kulm; Jane Grorud, Bismarck; and Pam Dohn, Bismarck. Freshman Mystics: Becky Clairmont, Bismarck; Pam Carlen. Havana; Paula Carlen, Havana; Dianne Osbourne, Wimbledon; Melody Striegel, Leith; and Kathy Schulte, Center. 67 Football 1976 RESULTS AND TEAM AWARDS Head Coach: Ed Hasche Tri-Captains: Marc Patchen, Rob Gronowski, and Mitch Johnson Sept. 11 BJC- 8 Sept. 18 BJC-28 Sept. 25 BJC- 0 Oct. 2 BJC- 0 Oct. 9 BJC- 0 Oct. 16 BJC-18 Oct. 23 BJC- 3 Oct. 30 BJC- 7 Mayville State-25 Fergus Falls JC-0 Dickinson State-35 Jamestown College-56 Minot State-40 NDSSS-34 Valley City State-42 Mesabi State JC-32 Most Valuable Sophomore - Mitch Johnson and Marc Patchen Most Valuable Freshman - Kevin Fee Best Back - Marc Patchen Best Lineman - Kent Reiman Best Blocker - Aron May Best Tackier - Marv Schulz Most Dedicated - Mitch Johnson Most Humorous - Kevin Hougen and Kevin Fee Most “Hard Nosed” - Tim Bommelman Freshman with most Hustle - Lon Peterson Tri-Captains for Next Season - Scott Hoversten, Larry Henderson, and Dave Zinke 68 1977 BJC BASEBALL RESULTS Baseball Head Coach: Bruce Melland Captain: Mark Huisman BJC 3 Dickinson State 13 BJC 3 Dickinson State 10 BJC 1 Jamestown College 7 BJC 0 Jamestown College 6 BJC 3 Minot State 5 BJC 3 Minot State 4 BJC 11 Valley City State 12 BJC 2 Valley City State 12 BJC 0 Mayville State 5 BJC 1 Mayville State 3 BJC 1 Dickinson State 8 BJC 6 Dickinson State 7 BJC 19 NDSU-Bottineau 0 BJC 14 NDSU-Bottineau 3 BJC 0 Minot State 2 BJC 5 Minot State 3 I 69 Girl’s Track Eleven track records were broken by the 1977 BJC women's track team in an outstanding performance at the state Junior College Track and Field Cham- pionships held April 29 in Bismarck. The women won 12 of 16 events for a total of II8V2 points to claim the team title. The Mystics were led by Evonne Vaplon- discus, javelin, and shot put; Deb Hoistad- high jump; Pam Carlen, Jane Grorud, Deb Hoistad and Kathy Scholz- 880 medley relay; Kathy Scholz. Pam Carlen, Julie Glasoe. and Deb Hoistad- mile relay; Becky Clairmont-880. mile and two mile; Paula Carlen-100 meter hurdles; Pam Carlen-javelin; Kathy Scholz-440; and Julie Glasoe-400 meter hurdles. Clairmont’s first place wins in the 880. mile, and two mile, broke rec- ords in each and qualified her for the Na- tional Junior College Athletic Association nationals. Men’s Track The 1977 BJC track team, led by Coach Ed Hasche. consisted of 21 members. Co-captains for the Mystic’s team were Jeff Kellerman and Aron May. Top point man for the season was Kellerman. who along with Bryant Fuhrman and Darell Hanks qualified for the nationals. They competed in the 440 yard dash, 440 Intermediate hurdles, and 120 yard high hurdles, re- spectively. 71 Golf “Irons and woods and tees and greens-OH NO!” A team of five BJC freshmen golfers, coached by Ron Davy, spent springtime hours on the Riverwood golf course. The group practiced their strokes to test their pars in collegiate competition, taking 5th place in the NDLAC Conference Championship meet held in Wahpeton. A good showing” according to Mr. Davy who told the Refractions staff his team lacked experience but gained personal rewards this season. Mystiques Sixteen talented girls, coached by Nancy Stavn. performed on the Mystiques dance team during the 1976-77 school year. A spe- cial performance by the team was the highlight of BJC’s home- coming game. The girls made a trip to Minneapolis in the fall to observe a professional dance team. 200 students from Bismarck grade schools took part in a playday. organized by the Mystiques, this spring. Karate Despite the persistent absence of David Carradine from practices, BJC’s Karate Club had an impressive first year under the leadership of Sensei (teaching master) David Haas. The Grand Forks-trained first degree Black Belt coached six students through test granting four green belts and two white belts. Tests were held in November, February, and May. The rigorous training schedule may have daunted some original members, but many people continued to meet downstairs in the Student Union Campus Ministry Center each Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday eveing. Gordon Bingenheimer, Marsha Sayler, Bruce Tietz, Rod Miller, Jared Anderson, and Dave Bickler all 'survived' the conditioning and training in care- fully placed blows, kicks, and blocks. The group works in the Japanese Karate Association style. Highlighting the year was the participation by three BJC students in the group Kata at a February tourney. The test consisted of the Basic drill (a series of set individual moves), the Kata (group exercises testing the ability to perform in concert) and the Epon (controlled sparing). College Bands Erv Ely's 1976-1977 BJC band consisted of a Pep Band, Symphonic Winds and a Jazz Ensemble. He had 46 students in the bands, approximately half were freshmen. The BJC Jazz Ensemble performed at four con- certs in 1976-1977. They included two at BJC, one at Kirkwood Plaza, and one at President Ralph Werner's retirement ball. The Pep band played at the athletic events to in- spire school spirit. The Symphonic Winds went on tour to New Salem, Glen Ullin, and Hebron High Schools for lyceum programs. They also played at a public concert in Red Lodge, Montana at the Civic Center and went skiing at Big Sky. i 75 College Choirs BJC's music department included four vocal groups during the 1976-77 school year. The four groups were the Collegiate Chorale, the Chamber Choir, the Swing Choir, and the Barbershopquartet, “Four of a Kind’’. The quartet consisted of Dave Demke, Jim Andrews, Tony Brown, and Dannul Dai- ley. All four groups toured the Denver, Colorado area with performances at the Air Force Academy, the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and also at various high schools throughout North Dakota. The musical groups, under the direction of Harley Muilenburg, put on three home concerts at BJC in addition to their tours. 76 FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS Maynard Huisman M.S., NDSU Director of Instruction Ralph Werner M.S., UND President H.R. Schimmelpfennig M.S., UND Assistant to President Earl Petersen M.ED., UND Director of Student Affairs 78 Howard A. Wolfe B.S., Ellendale State College Business Manager Lloyd Anderson ED.D., UND Director of Admissions Community Service Willard Bingenheimer B.A., Minot State College Supervisor- Vocational Center Harvey Haakenson M.S., Stout State University Director of Vocational Education 79 MICHAEL LENHARDT M.S., UND Counselor MARVIN KOLLMAN M.S., NDSU Counselor JORDIS CONRAD B.A., JAMESTOWN COLLEGE Journalism RON HARM I.B.M. SCHOOL. NDSU Data Processing RICHARD HENDRICKSON Supervisor of the Game Room SUEZETTE BIERI JACOBS M.A., UND Student Union Program Director GLADYS PATTEN Head Cook EMMA JOHNS Cook 80 MARION ALM Sec.-Recep. MARY CLEVELAND Vo-Tech. Sec Sec SANDY BALDWIN Secretary CHERYL NELSON to the Pres. KAY PERRY Sec. to Dir. Adult Ed. MARCILLE ROHRICH Secretary ARLENE STRAND Veteran’s Affairs JULIE WEISBECK Sec. Asst, to Pres. ADAH McFERRAN Recep. Switchboard LINDA MORRISON Bookkeeper SANDY PAUL Secretary Agri-Business MARLENE TRANBY Sec.-Recep. MARY JO YANTZER Secretary Law Enforcement SUSAN FRANKLUND Keypunch Computer Operator 82 LOIS ENGLER B.L.S., U. OF WIS Librarian CAROL MORELAND M.A., U. OF DEN. Asst. Librarian ROSALIE STROMSTEAD Sec. to Librarian CAROLYNN TWINGLEY Sec.-Librarian Clerk CHARLENE SCHUCHARD Financial Aids MARJORIE THORNE Payroll-Acct. JUDY COMAN Bookstore Man GARY SCHWERIN Campus Minister 83 CHRISTY SAGSVEEN Instructor-Basic Education GERRIE HASE B.S., MSC Basic Education CONNIE HOLVORSON Instructor-Basic Education MERRY HOOK Instructor-Basic Education JASON KARCH B.S., DSC Continuing Ed. JOEL KUMPULA Proctor ESTHER STECKEL House Mother Girl's Dorm NOEMA WURSCHER House Mother Men’s Dorm i A|Al tajijj PAUL ORSA Janitor JEFF SCHMIERER Janitor-Student Union MARY ANN DURICK M.S.. U. of NEB. Chemistry MYRA NORTON Biology Lab Asst. 86 ROBERT ARSO NDSSS Electronics MEREDITY BAARSTAD M.A. U. of COLO. Business Ed. BARBARA BALLOU B.A., UND Spanish DON BIGWOOD M.S., UND Mathematics SCOTT BLANC B.S.. UND Electronics MARJORIE BLOOM M.S., UND Business Ed PAUL BODMER M.A., NDSU English EDGAR BOLLINGER M.S., NDSU Business Admin. RANDALL BOOR M.S., NDSU Economics ARTHUR DAVIS M.A., UND Business Admin. RON DAVY M.ED., UND Management 88 ALLEN DOCKTER M.S., NDSU Agri-Business ERVIN ELY M.S. MONT. ST. UNIV. Music ERMA GARRITY B. PH. OF MUSIC UNIV. OF MINN. Music MARVIN DIETZ M.S., UND Business Ed. DONOVAN ECK B.S., NDSU Farm Management C. EDWARD HASCHE M.S., UND Physical Ed. RUSSELL HANSON B S S. ILL. UNIV. photography RAY HEID M. ED.. UND Sociology WARREN HENKE PH.D.. U. of N.M. History DONALD HETH Electrical Lineman W. BRYCE HILL B.A., U. of CA. Criminal Justice RICHARD JACKMAN M.A. IDAHO ST. UNIV. Commercial Art LARRY JOHNSON B.S.. UND Electronics PAUL JOHNSON B.S.. MSC Speech LOREN KJONAAS M.S.T., NDSU Auto Mechanics 90 JASPER KLEINJAN NDSSS Auto Mechanics FRANK KOCH M.S., NDSU Chemistry ARNOLD LAHREN M.S., MSC English AUDREY LANTZ M.ED., MSU Psychology EDROY KRINGSTAD M.S., UND Physical Ed. JOHN LAMONTAGNE Power Plant Tech. 91 LEONARD LARSHUS M.S., CSU Agri-Business TIM LENERTZ Auto Body Repair CURTIS LECHNER NDSSS Data Processing SAM MAY B.S., NDSU Agri-Business LOUIS LIND Toolroom Operator LARRY MANDIGO AMER. HOTEL MOTEL ASSOC. ED. INST. Hotel; Motel REV. STANLEY MALMGREN B.A., AURORA COL. Philosophy 92 MIKE McCORMACK M.S., UND History DAVID mckinney Power Plant Tech. J.R. McLANAHAN NDSSS Elec. Lineman BRUCE MELAND M.ED., UND Physical Ed. ARDYCE MILLER B.F.A. DRAKE UNIV. Art JACK M. MILLS Hotel; Motel 93 JOHN NORTHRUP M.B.ED.. MSU Business Ed. GIBBS MOLLAND M.S., UND Physics. Chemistry HARLEY MUILENBURG MASTER IN MUSIC UNIV. OF WIS. Music JAMES MURDOCH NDSSS Electronics LOEL NEILSON B.S., NDSU Adult Farm Man. GINGER NEWTON M.A.. NDSU English I MORRIS PAYNE NDSSS Welding PATRICIA PLEWS B.A.. NDSU Biology NANCY OLSEN B.S., SYRACUSE U. English JUDY POLZIN M.A., UND English. German YVONNE PETERS AUTO INST. OF MLPS.r MINN. Keypunch DAVID PETERSON M.S., UND Business Ed. 95 WILLIAM REDMOND M.D., NDSU Mathematics ROGER RIVELAND M S., NDSU Mathematics ALVIN SCHMIERER M.S.T., UND Science DAVID SITTE M.A., NDSU Political Science KARLA SMART B.A., DSC English EUGENE STAUDINGER M. OF ED., UND Carpenter 96 NANCY STAVN M.A., U. OF IDAHO Physical Ed. ORVILLE STENERSON M.A., UND Philosophy JANE GRAY STEWART B.A.. MSC Speech, Dramatics PAUL SWANSON M.A., UND Mathematics iAtllll CORNELIUS TEUNISSEN B.S., USD Auto Mechanics TOM TOMEK NDSSS Welding IRENE TSCHIDER M.S., UND Business Ed HENRY VANNETT NDSSS Auto Body Repairs Painting 98 LEO VOSSLER M.S., NDSU Agri-Business MELVIN WEBSTER M.A.. CO. STATE English MIKE WICKSTROM M.S.. NDSU Engineering, Math HENRY WILSON M.S.. U. OF MINN. Biology -------------------------------------- Jeffrey Auch Donna Addington Doris Haff Les Gullickson Gordon Dietrich David Davenport Ruth Huovinen Karen Stastny S______________________________________J FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS administration DACULTV Abbot, Lou Aberle, Bob Abfalter. Carol Adamyk. Linda Addington. Sue Akers. Rick Albers. Kurt Albers. Mark Albrecht, Kent Alessi. Randy 100 Alexander, Sue Andrews, Jim Armstrong. Julia Arndt. Craig Asplund, Paulette Babel, Marty Babcock. Thyra Backhaus, Leigh Bader, Mike Baker, Dan Balfour, Robert Balliet, Mary Barbot, John Barstad, Keven Basaraba, Bernadette All Basaraba, Vicky Baumgartner, Sally Beaton, Deb Behrendt, Cathy Bell, Gerry Belyea, Ethel Bement, Casey Bentz, Duane Berg, Rich Berg. Wes Berger, Mitch Bickler. David Biel, Mark Boehm. Carla Boehm. Jodene Bollinger, Mary i Bosch, Betty Bosch. Renee Bosworth, Patty Boyd. Robb Brag. Randy Brakel. Randy Braunagel. Renae Brekke. Larry Brorby, Jim Brown. Vicki Bruer, Terri Bruner. Brenda Buchwitz, Marlys Burgad. Toni Burkhart. Jim Carlson. Jon Carlson. Lynn Carner. Wayne Christensen. Jim Christianson. Sheryl Clairmont. Cathy Cocal, Mark Dailey. Dave Dawson. Kelly Deckert. Geri Deile, Darold Deile. Glen Dockter. Pat Dohn. Pam Dosch. Wanda Dotseth. Mark Dubois. Rick Durow, Vicky 103 Dutt, Teresa Dvorak, Joan Dworshak, Doug Eberly, Kim Eckroth. Mary Eidsvoog. Brian Elder. Wade Ely, Mark Engelhard. Debbie Engelhard, Lori Erdle. Nancy Ereth, Bonnie Fagerland, David Fandrick, Les Fehr, Mark Fettig, Polly Fiechtner, Joyce Finneman, Kay Fischer, Merle Fix, Cherie Fleckenstein. Marvin Flegel, Crystal Flegel, Kelly Fleming. Bob Flemmer. Bonnie Flemmer, Keith Fowler, Cindy Frank, Sandy Freier, Susan Fried. Robert Friedt, Carri Fricke. Steve Friesz. Mark Froelich, Jim Froehlich, Lori Fruch. Denise Fuller, Allan Ganjjomari, H. Gaustad, Louise Geiger, Adam Geinert. Lynea Geiszler. Christie Gilchrist. Bridget Glasoe, Julie Gleich, Kathy Glum, Tomothy Grabar, Pamela Greenshields, Lynn Grinsteinner, Kayle Grorud, Jane Groth. Patty Gullickson, Marty Gunsch, Gregg Haag, Diane Haag, Sharon Hagestuen. Dawn Hagge, Rodney Hanson, Dean Harm, Judi Hart, Janell Hausauer, Doug Hausauer, Sharon Heer. Tami Heid. DuWayne Heid, Mark Heidt, Marlys Heidt. Russ Heiser, Cindy Heiser, Lucinda Herman. Todd Hermanson. Kim Heyd, Michael Hildenbrand. Doug Hinkel, Carol Hixson. Jim Hoerner. Peter Hoff. Georgiana Hoff. Karen Hoffman. Chuck Hojjati. Mohammad Hougen, Kevin Hoversten, Scott Huizengal. Larry Hulm, Cindy Hulteng, Lee Imhoff. Sandra Ingerson, Shelley Iverson. Diane Iverson. JoAnn Jacob. Kathy Jacob. Mary 107 Jensen. Debbie Jensen. Jolene Joersz. Kyle Johner. Richard Johnson. Bonnie Johnson, Jan Johnson. Margo Ann Johnson, Mitch Jones. Destry Jose, Joette Jundt, Cindy Jundt, Nadine Jung, Neil Kamrath, Kathy Kardonowz. Hilda Kasper, Ronda Kautzman, Geri Kawate. Takahiko Keim, Linda Mae Keller. Barb Kerzman, Larry Kerzman. Paul Kessler, Nancy Kingsley. Bryan Kisse, Shereen Kitzan, Audrey Klaus. Lee Ann Knodel. Ken Knoll, Tom Kolbo, Maureen Kostelecky, Jerome Kottenbrock, Mary Jane Kucera. Susan Kuether, Dave Kumpula, Joel Kuntz, Dan Kyllo, Wanda Labrensz, Neil Lafferty. Mary Beth Laib. Dale Larson. Dwight 109 Law, Sam Leingang, Dan Lemer, Dell Rae Leno, LaWayne Lesmeister, Steven Letvin, Rick Levi, Kevin Levwer. Richard Lies. Erin Lipp, Keith Little, Mary Loewen, Rick Lorge, Janel Ludwig. Deb Lund, Arlene Luptak, Carol Lyng, Cheri MacMartin. Bonnie Madler. Mike Maier. Bob Makaruk. Ron Mariner, Kathy Marley. Betty Martin, Shannon Mayer, Linda McKinney Jr.t David Meidinger, Randall Meier, Charlotte Meier. LoWayne Meier, Sharon Melnyk. Kelvin Metzger, Rodney Mildenberger, Janet Milkey. Henry Miller, Annette Miller, j?usan Mittelsteadt, Steve Modir Sherry Monroe. Dave Montague, John Moore, Mark Morast, Vergyl Morchan, Doug Mork, Bruce Morken. Leslie Mosher, Kurt Murphy, Ed Myhre, Donna Myhre, Laurene Nagel. Sue Narum. Peggy Neal, Colleen Nelson. Collette Nelson, Ron Nygard, Judy Ohlhauser, Leslie Olafson. Blair Onstad. Joan Patola, Matthew Paulson, Dick Pepple, Jeff Peterson, Brian Peterson, Douglas Peterson, Scott Pfaff. Deme Pfennig, Kaylen Pfliger, Tom Pickard, Claud Pickard. Marcus Pinks. Joseph Poffenberger. Judy Portscheller. Suzette Privratsky. Wade Prochazka. Cindy Pudwill, Dave Pull. Jeff Pullen. Eddy Rambo. Jeff Randall. Robbie Reed. Kim Reich. Kathy Reimer. Maryann Renken. Sharon Renner. Mary Jane 113 Rensch, Cathy Renschler. Darcy Ressler, Karen Ressler. Vickie Retterath, Carmen Retterath. Rosie Rio, Scott Ritter. Jan Roemmich, Ross Roesler, Lynn Roth. Coleetta Rustand, Steve Rutten. Wayne Rye. K. Wayne Sadowsky. Pam Sahli. Teresa Sailer. Darcy Samson. Jerry Sattler. Brenda Saxvik, Leanne Sayler. Marcia Schaffer. Janet Schatke. Rudy Schauer. Linda Scherer. Rick Schlabsz. Neal 114 Schimmelpfennig. Kathy Schlaht. Paula Schmautz. Wayne Schmidt. Duane Schmidt. Frank Schmidt. Janice Schmidt. Joe Schmidt. Mary Scholz. Kathy Schulte. Kathy Schumacher. Harry Schwab. Steven Schwartz. Keith Schyler. Carol Scilley. Margaret Scott. Brad Seerup, Patsi Shea. Dan Shirley. Dean Sickler. Bonnie Sievert. Peggy Six. Tom Slag. Jim Sletten. Brad Slocomb. Spence Smith. Cindy Smith. Tammy Staigle. Walt Starck. Brenda Stegmiller. Yvonne Stradinger. Karen Striegel. Melody Sundahl. Shari Sweeney. Kathleen Ternes. Deb Thompson. Bue Thompson. Karen Thorsen. Barbara Tjomsland, Jan Tkach. Thomas Tran. Minh Trautmann. Dave 4 True Blood. Kim Umpleby. Charlene Urness. Kevin Vannett. Richard Vaplon, Evonne Veil. Jodeane Vetter, Betty Vetter. Dalila Vetter. Georgiana Voight, Carter Waddingham. Rex Wald. Ronald Walker. Sue Wangler. Steve Wangler, Thomas Watson. Ronald Weber. Bonnie Weber. Dan Weber. Mike Weekes. Doreen Weippert. Sandra Weiser. Russ Weisz, Kenneth Wenger. Mike Werlinger, Richard Werner. Leo Wetch. Kathy White, Paul Wickstrom, Terri Wiege, Mike Wiest, Glenn Winkowski. Rob Wolf. Bruce Wolf. Lyndia Wright, Brad Wright. Rodney Young, Tim Zacher, Donna Zarak. Daryl Zent, Kathy 118 Zent, Paul Zent, Rick Ziemann, Allan Zieman, Dwight Zietz. Marcie Zimmerman, Dale 120 Baseball ROW 1: Jim Warcken, Henry Milke. Kevin Fee. Dale Anderson, Jack Kunick. Jim Bergrud. ROW 2: Steve Schwab. Jeff Stephan, Joe Wood- mansee. Mark Huisman. Stan Buxa. and Les Morken. Men’s Basketball ROW 1: Jim Christianson, Bill Eaglestaff, Doug Peterson, Bruce Mork, Mark Lynne. Paul Beelman. Gary Miller, Dave Glaser. ROW 2: Henry Milkey. Tim Benson. Russ Roemich, Matt Patola, Randy Bosch, Jim Anderson. 121 Women’s Basketball ROW 1: Pam Carlen. Carrie Rice, Melody Striegel. Paula Carlen. Jane Grorud. Becky Clairmont, Patsy Hansel. ROW 2: Rockie Stavn, Pam Dohn, Diane Osborn. Crystal Flegel, Debby Hoistad, Julie Glasoe, Jane Engberg. Board of Governors ROW 1: Suezette Bieri Jacobs. Lady (mas- cot). Doug Pfliger. ROW 2: Charlotte Meier. Lee Hulteng. Jim Burhardt. Terry Garrity. Mike Wickstrom. 122 Circle K ROW 1, Alice Rohrich, Mike Heid. Doug Pfleger. Carlatta Kuntz, ROW 2. Mary Jacobs. Betty Vetter. Connie Bern- hardt. Advisor; Michael McCormack. College Band ROW 1: Jolene Jensen, Carol Abfalter. Paulette Asplund. Jan Ritterbush. Judy Gries, Sherry Schlickenmayer. Barb Thorsen. Julia Arm- strong. Judy Nygaard. Polly Fettig. Sheri Sundahl. ROW 2: John Williams. John Meisner. Rex Waddingham. Kirby Zent. Kyle Joersz. Brian Hochhalter. Donna Mizera. Curt Starck, Deb Young. Mark Moore. John Montegue. Dave Demke. ROW 3: John Rudrud. Mark Ely. Mark Dotseth. Mary Ann Michels. Ernie Johnson. Kelly Flegel. Vince Schanadore, Greg Wanser. Fred Fischer. Fred Freymiller. Darcy Renschler. Collegiate Choral ROW 1: Jolene Jensen, Candy Giardini. Donna Grotberg. Polly Fettig. Jean Miller, Sue Addington, Carol Abfalter, Penny Palmer, Claudia Dahl, Kathy Heintzman. ROW 2: Jan Ritterbush, Pat Jorgenson. Kathy Kameron. Mary Andre, Erin Lies. Karen Hoff, Deb Young, Leanne Saxvik. Jody Veil. Terrie Schield. ROW 3: Curt Junkert, Jim Andrews, Richard Paulson. Richard Schmaltz. Curt Starck, Dave Demke. John Montague, Jeff Rambo, Kelly Flegel, Dwaine Clapsaddle, Dick Gutman. ROW 4: Lawayne Leno, Mark Ely. Taka Kawate, Kirby Zent, Rick Loewen, Tony Brown, Lynn Johnson, Brian Hochalter, Loren Bervik, Kerry Schock, Rex Waddingham, Mark Dotseth. Matt Hendrickson, Dan Dailey. John Benz. Delta Psi Omega ROW 1: Joleen Jensen, Penny Rae Palmer, David Demke. ROW 2: Dannul Dailey, Mary Andre, Leanne Saxvik, Dave Pudwill. ROW 3: Kelly Flegel, Kathleen Heintzman. 124 Footbal ROW 1: Jeff Stephan, Randy Bosch. Henry Myers. Rick Hedstrom. Brian Person. Dwight Zieman, Randy Brag, Tom Six. Tim Higgins. Tim Callahan, Marc Patchen, Rob Winkow- ski, Scott Hoverstien. Greg Ocker. Kevin Schockman. Larry Henderson. ROW 2: James Warcken, Ron Roehrich, Jason Hedstrom. Brien Kramer, Jim Bergrud. Greg Wanser, Kevin Hougen, Rob Gronowski, Bill Hennesey, Kevin Fee. Sam Law. Tom Wilhelm. Kent Tardif, Wayne Krause. John McDougall, Kevin Miller, Jeff Rauser. ROW 3: Aron May. Lon Peterson, Marc Pickard, Tony Brown. Mitch Johnson. Russ Olson. Jeff Keller- man, Leslie Ohlhauser, Scott Garner. Brian Pearson, Kent Reiman. Brad Sandy. Dave Keller. Dennis Pickard. Mark Schmaltz, Tim Bommelman, Russ Roemmich. Marv Schulz. Golf ROW 1: Lynn Roesler, Dave Pudwill. Joseph Schmidt. ROW 2: Larry Brekke. Frank Schmidt, Karl Stave. Golden Z ROW 1: Mary Little, Pam Sadowsky, Historian; Jolene Jensen, Kathy Kamrath, Janice Schmidt, President. ROW 2: Lois Engler, Advisor; Sharon Weber, Patricia Plews, Advisor; Karen Hoff, Joan Dvorak, Vice-President; Barb Ballou. Advisor. Jazz Ensemble ROW 1: Barb Thorsen. Carol Abfaltor. Tami Goetz. Deb Young. Donna Mazera. Kelly Flegel. ROW 2: Mark Moore. John Miesner. John Montague. Kyle Jorgenson. Dave Demke, Mark Dotseth. Jim Fischer. John Williams. Vince Schanondore. John Rudrud. Jay-Cee-An ROW 1: Marlys Heidt, LeAnn Bervik, Karla Smart, Janet Mildenberger, Patsi Seerup. ROW 2: Paul White. Robb Boyd. Wayne Carner. Jolene Jensen. Gordy Bingenheimer, Lori Froeh- lich. Mystician ROW 1: Jordis Conrad. Jolene Jensen. Darcie Bloom. Teresa Sahli, Karen Thompson. ROw 2: Bob Allison. Mike Weber. Wayne Carner. Duwayne Clap- saddle. Mystiques ROW 1: Shanon Martin. Vicki Ressler. MIDDLE: Mary Little. BACK ROW: Tammy Smith. Tammy Holden, Joleen Jensen, Jody Veil, Connie Welk. Shari Sundahl. 128 Mystics Cheerleaders LTO R: Wanda Dosch, Darcie Bloom, Mary Jane Kottenbrock. Kathy Zent. Karla Ness, Wanda Dosch. FRONT: Liz Karlgaard. Nurses ROW 1: Rosemary Wingerter, Rita Skalsky. Kim Schuch, Sharon Wolbaum, Cheryl Learn, Vivian Kein, Barbara Middaugh. Brenda Neumann, Beth Perius. ROW 2: Carol Pfliger, Sheila Oswald. Mary Ann Murschel, Sylvia Scherr, DeLona Smith. Julie Steed. ROW 3: Nancy Kilber, Sharon Kellam, Melissa Evans, Melody Reem. Cindy Kienzle. Bonita Boen. ROW 4: Karen Wentz. Kathleen Sweeney. Jeffrae Messner, Beth Bollingberg, Kathy Smith, Kathy Eckroth, Charlotte Schumacher. Kelly Fetch. Phi Theta Kappa Cynthia Fetch Joleen Niederman Scott Grabinger Douglas Pfliger Jane Grorud Bruce Rittel Owen Hayden Leigh Rolshoven Dwight Hofmann Cheryl Sabot Janice Houn Terrie Schield Lee Hulteng Bruce Schlecht Sandra Imhoff Thomas Schneider Shelley Ingerson Cindy Siverson Shereen Kisse Karla Stenberg Barbara Kottre Leone Stenberg Kathleen Mariner Steven Wangler John Montague Bryan Wetch Bruce Mork Kirby Zent Edward Clifford Murphy advisor; Nancy Olsen Rifle Club ROW 1: Al Manwiller, Curtis Geiger. ROW 2: Mark Berg. Barbara Ballou. Advisor; Rich Ballou. Instructor; Delmer Schlenker. President. Rodeo ROW 1: Sheldon Sukut. Treasurer: Leslie Ohlhauser, President; Melvin Webster, Ad- visor. ROW 2: Mary Jane Kottenbrock; Colleen Kassian; Randy Giede: Ted Kelly. ROW 3: Sam Law: Glen Geile: Levi Coun- try. ROW 4: Bob Bohm; Curtis Hokana: Harold Geile. NOT PICTURED: Erin Lies. Secretary-Reporter. Student Senate ROW 1: Mike Heyd: Mary Kottenbrock; Cindy Fowler: Sheryl Christensen; Annemarie Jensen; Jolene Jensen, Sec.-Treas. ROW 2: Larry Schweitzer; Robert Winkowski; Kelly Flegel. President; Susan Walker; Paul Zent. Vice President. Tennis There are no tennis photos because the gods were against us. The team placed third in the NDCAC Championship played at the Bismarck Riverwood courts. Team members included: Matt Patola; Dan Johnk; John Williams; John Meisner; Dick Gutman; Jon Benz; Minh Tran. Women’s Track ROW 1: Pam Carlen, Carrie Rice. Melody Striegel, Paula Carlen, Jane Grorud, Becky Clairmont, Patsy Hansel. ROW 2: Pam Dohn, Diane Osborn, Crystal Flegel. Debby Hoistad, Julie Glasoe, Jane Eng- berg. 132 Men’s Tennis ROW 1: Ross Roemmich, Aron May. Tom Fuhrman, Tom Wilhelm. Tom Six. man. Larry Henderson, Les Olhauser. Tom Knoll. Glen Wolf. ROW 3: Jeff Rauser. Bryant Fuhrman, Kent Tardiff. ROW 2: Wayne Krause. Darel Hanks. Jeff Keller- Lon Peterson, Bill Eaglestaff, Jim Burkhardt. Who’s Who in American Jr. Colleges Tony Brown Mark Lynne Marlys Buchwitz Bruce Mork Jim Christensen Kim Paulson David Demke Douglas Pfliger Kelly Flegel Claud Dennis Pickard David Glaser Lynn Roesler Scott Grabinger Leanne Saxvik Kathy Heintzman Terrie Schield Debra Hoistad Lawrence Schweitzer Lee Hulteng Dwayne Sticka Wanda Kyllo Rex Waddingham Dwight Larson Robert Winkowski Wrestling 134 ROW 1: Dale Anderson, Kent Ness, Bruce Roemich, Ron Nelson, Brian Hanson, Joel Kumpula, Bob Miller, Roland Ostendorf. Dave Zinke. ROW 2: Larry Guerecht, Dave Karch. Lynn Roesler. Dave Reimnitz, Bob Simons. Rob Winkowski. Scott Hover- sten, David Keller, Keith Ness. “the boss” by tom andres “Pirates don’t wear shirts. “Donald barked, as he climbed atop the deep freeze. “They don't wear shoes either. So take them off too and get up here before the sharks get ya.” “Quit bossin.” I said. “I don’t have to listen to you. You’re not the boss. Odin is.” “Ya. well he said when he’s not here I am. cuz I’m bigger. Besides its my house. So I’m captain.” Realizing I had lost the fight I climbed aboard. ”Ey-yi matey, but I’m the boss at my house and don’t forget it.” “O.K..” he said authoriatitively. “now get up in the crows nest and watch for land.” The unfinished basement of his house made a perfect setting for whatever time in history we decided to take part in. Whether it be running from room to room, separated only by two by four studs, about a foot and a half apart, in a desperate attempt to flee our imaginary pursuer or hiding in the ventilation ducts waiting to surprise one of the enemy. “Ahoy.” I yelled. “Someone's coming. Lowering my voice to a whisper. “I think its your mom.” “Uh-oh. you better get down from there. She’ll kill me if she finds you up there again.” After jumping down, we sat looking straight ahead with our arms at our sides. Looking as guilty as a couple of boys caught with their hands in the cookie jar. “What are you two doing?” “Nothing,” Donald said. “Well how come you’re just sitting there.” “Oh. we're just waiting.” Donald explained. “Ya we’re just waiting,” I agreed, thinking she wouldn’t doubt both our words. Laughing, she asked. “I brought home some licorice from the store. Would you like some.” “Yea.” we both screamed. It was flat spagetti-like black licorice wrapped around a small ball of red candy. It looked like a 45 record—except about the size of a silver dollar. “Mom. can I have one for Odin. He’s coming over in a little while.” Donald asked as she walked away. “Sure. I’ll give it to him when he comes in.” she said smiling. “How’s that sound.” I started to unroll mine when Donald said. “Hey. pirates don't eat licorice. Save it for later.” Nodding my head in agreement I put it in my pocket, jumped down, said I had to go to the bathroom and began to walk out of the room. “Where are you going?” He corrected again. “Pirates don’t use bathrooms. Just go in the drain there.” “Oh ya. that’s right. I forgot. “Quiet matey.” he ordered. “Someone's coming.” We ran to the door in ambush, but it was just Odin. Eating his licorice, he looked at us and said. “Hey, astronauts don't run around with- out shirts on.” “wintertime”by mbb b0yd Cleary found out that day he was gong to get his first pair of glasses, and he was excited. He returned to school at recess time and ran behind the building to tell everyone. Inez and her friends were standing around and Cleary came charging up. “Guess what!” “What” (It was almost sneered.) “I’m going to get glasses! “So what—we don’t care.” “Oh...” -Nobody cared!? Poor Cleary. I wish I could have whispered the comforting words of Camos into his ear. “In the midst of winter I finally learned that there was in onself an invincible summer.” 136 He looked at it alot, he took it off the rack a lot. he threw it to his shoulder and pointed it a lot and he wished he was old enough to shoot it—a lot. I guess what especially intrigued Cleary was the mechanism of the gun—you pumped the shiny walnut forearm, a shell was ejected and a fresh one injected—Neat! He was intrigued by it. but he had never done it and today, with no one watching, he was going to try. His mind spun back to times when his father came home from hunting and unloaded the gun. Cleary loved the sight of those red cylinders cartwheeling out of the gun. He took three shells and put them in the magazine. Now was the moment. He pumped the forearm, he pumped again—I should say he tried to pump it again—it wouldn’t, he jerked hard—no way. Remembering other times this happened with an unloaded gun when pulling the trigger freed the action. Cleary didn't stop to think. He squeezed the trigger. Smoke wafted from the end of the barrel; a big hole in the filing cabinet gaped at him; his ears rang, and with shaking hands, he put the gun back on the rack. For Cleary, this was it—his father preached the gospel of gun-safety and he had. obviously, done everything wrong and broken every cardinal rule. Cleary wouldn’t shoot a gun for a long time. He threw himself on his bed and sobbed. A million little occurances, put together, make a lifetime and in the past few weeks, for Cleary, they had. one by one. gone badly and his mood was black. We walked together in the country, the wind eating our faces, the ground covered with a sciff of snow. Cleary began talking then, a far-off look glistening in his eyes, and I wondered at this friend of mine, as he became almost poetic now. talking more to the clouds and frigid air than to me. We look at the world around in the spring and the earth seems new and as the frost of winter relaxes it perspires with the pungent, vitalizing aroma of fresh green grass and apple blossoms. And we say. 'aren’t even we humans so like the fresh green earth—exuberent and young! Of course springtime fades into summer. Think of summer. It's warm, the asphalt so soft your feet leave gentle depressions, it’s the time of year to swim in a lake, sleep in the sun. relax. And again we say. aren’t people like the summer—with spirits warm and happy. Fall comes then, the summer dies—but so beautifully—a death with Indian Summer Days and the rich-gold of turning leaves And now we say the spirit of man is captured in nature again, for even its failing is graceful—so beautiful. And winter sneaks in. The days of Indian Summer turn cold, the ground gets harder, the snow doesn’t melt and then one day we stand on a cold, windy hill, like today and suddenly it seems as if man is alientated from nature. The now confuses and loses us, the cold and wind freeze us and it’s man versus nature.’ But that’s not true my friend,” Cleary said and he smiled a little. “Haven’t you ever had a line of tension cross your guts, you begin to wonder what good your life is. your friends don’t smile, at least you thought they were friends, and you feel empty. Well, that’s winter, when we are just as cold and lifeless and hard as the land around us right now.” he gestured, a heavy sweeping gesture with a clothing-thick arm and mittened hand. “That’s winter and today I’m filled with the snow of winter. The nice thing is—after winter—there's spring.” “ernie” by brian voss Hey, Brian, let’s go shoot some birds.” No, I don’t feel like it. Besides. I don’t have a gun.” Well, you can use mine. Come on, at least come with me.” Oh alright.” It was sunny on a Monday afternoon, the wind softly blowing through the trees. I was enjoying the sound of birds, frogs, and the crackle as we walked across dry leaves to the well-known frog pond. Ernie came here quite a bit. with his BB gun strapped across his shoulder. I would accompany him once in a while, never participating in his own little hunting season. We found a good spot near the pond, the ground moist, with the smell of dead fish. I watched the tadpoles dive for the bottom of the river as we approached them. The small waves left behind would trickle over each other. Hey. Brian, shut up. There’s one over there on that tree.” “What tree?” “The one over there, right beside that big rock.” “Oh. that one. So where's the bird? ‘ I'll show you.” With that he plugged away at the helpless bird. He wounded him with the first shot, the bird desperately trying to escape. We closed in on it. stumbling over the broken twigs and finally stood right over it. The BB went through his right wing, blood oozing out slowly. The bird had a slight twinkle in its eye. and I wanted to reach out and help it. But Ernie, feeling no sympathy, pointed the gun right down the middle of its eyes, and blasted away. Ernie was a big. husky guy—much bigger than anyone else in our class. No one. and I mean no one. would back talk Ernie, unless, of course, they wanted their face rearranged. I felt proud to be his best friend, although at times I wished not to be: his thoughtless attitude would make me sick to my stomach. And I didn’t have the nerve to say anything. Like everyone else, I was afraid. The next day we walked to school. It was raining, and I tried to count the raindrops as they hit my nose. My overboots made my feet sweaty, and my raincoat made me feel like a girl. Ernie didn't wear one. He would always say “a man can take anything, even if it comes down to wrestling a grizzly to save his little brother. I pictured the grizzly on the bottom as they wrestled. We approached the school in a mild manner, and came across a young guy about our age and about 4’10” which was pretty big for the sixth grade. He must of been new; we’d never seen his face before. Ernie didn't care. He took his reputation and his big mouth up to him and said promptly. “Who the hell are you?” “I’m Donny. “Donny who?” “What business is it of your?” “Everything's my business around here!” Donny looked him over, his hair dripping wet from the rain, his red tennis shoes filled with mud. and his doubled-up fists hanging patiently down by his sides. “Mitzger.” “Oh. That's better. And don’t try lipping off to me again, or I’ll rearrange your face.” We all walked into class as the bell rang, the room feeling humid because of the rain. Our teacher sat at her desk, watching each one sit down. She looked at the mud and water tracked in and gave us her staredown, which meant it was time to stop talking. Ernie was the last one. “Okay class before we say our pledge of allegiance. I’d like to introduce a new student. His name is Donny Mitzger. and he's from the other side of town. Please stand up Donny. so everyone can see you.” As he did. Ernie started laughing. “Ernie, what's so funny?” “Nothing. Miz Grinsfield, just a joke Brian told me.” “Brian?” Not being startled by Ernie, I said, “Sorry, 'mam. It won’t happen again.” As we said the pledge of allegiance. I glanced back at Ernie. We all had our hands on our hearts, but not Ernie. He had his hand on his stomach, chewing away at a Snickers candy bar. He motioned to me if I wanted some. I nodded yes. He ate the rest. Within the next three days, Ernie got in two fights without a scratch. I was sick and heard about it from my sister. She told me other news that was a first for me: Ernie was moving. I didn’t know what to think. Whether to laugh or cry. The birds, the new kids, the old kids, and the teacher would all be at peace without Ernie. But I would be without Ernie. I cried. 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Susan M.. Bismarck KUEHL. Mark A.. Bismarck KUIPERS. Karla J.. Steele KUIPERS. Mark A , Kintyrc KUMPULA. Joel E.. New York Mills MN KUNICK, Jack A.. Bismarck KUNICK, I inda F Bismarck KUNTZ, Bethany G.. Napleon KUNTZ. Cariotta M Linton KUNTZ, Dan J.. Bismarck KUNTZ, Mary Ann, FT Yates KUNTZ. Thomas R. FT Yates KURTZ. Elaine J.. Hazelton KURTZ. Natalie J.. Hazelton KYLLO. Wanda K.. Bismarck LABRENSZ, Neil G-, Bismarck LACHER, Harley F.. Venturia LACHER, Paul R . Bismarck I ACHER, Steve I... Richardton LACY. Connie E.. Bismarck LADEBUSH. Steven G . Bismarck l AFFERTY. Mary B.. Mobridgo. SD LAIB, Dale E.. Mercer LAMBERT. Gale F . Clinton. MN I AMBFRT, Janet F .. Bismarck LAM BRECHT. Vicki L.. Bismarck LANDEIS. Jane H . Bismarck LANDERHOI M, Kent D.. Bismarck LANG. Keith A.. Napoleon LANGE. Bruce R.. Baldwin LANGE, Nancy I... Baldwin LARSON. Dwight A., Bismarck LARSON. Lori D. Bismarck LARSON. Marlctte F.. Bismarck LARSON. Richard J.. Bismarck LARSON. Robert J.. Bismarck I ARSON. Thomas J.. Bismarck LAUBER. James E.. Mandan LAUNDREAUX. Gerorg Ann, Bismarck l.AUNDRFAUX. Henrietta L.. FT Yates LAVERDLJRE. GregT.. Belcourt LAW. Samuel B . Rolette I AWRFNCE, Helen D.. McLaughlin. SD. LAWRENCE. Linda M.. McIntosh. SD LEAN. Ruth E . Bismarck t EARN. Cheryl V.. Bismarck LECHNER. Teresa J . Bismarck LEE. Brodrick J.. Mandan I FF, Valerie H.. Mandan LEECH. Carolyn J . Bismarck LEER. Shawn E . Bismarck LEETUN. Mary C.. Bismarck LEIER. Dalles G.. Tappen LEINGANG. Daniel L . Mandan I F INGANG. Doris K.. Mandan LEINGANG. LeRoy A.. Mandan LEINGANG. Robert W , Mandan LEINGANG. Roseleta. Mandan LEINGANG. Terry E New Salem LEMER. Delirae K. Drake LFNGENFELDER. Mary. Bismarck LENGENFEI.DFR. Patrick K.. Bismarck LENGOWSKI. Thomas G.. Mandan LENNICK. Bonita F . Bismarck LENO. Arta C., Bismarck LENO. Jerome D . Bismarck LCNO. LaWayne 0.. Tuttle LENO. Walter A.. Tuttle I ESMEISTER Steven I... Surrey LETVIN. Rick N.. Butte. MT. LEUPP. Sylvia G . Bismarck LEVEY. Jeffrey L.. Bismarck LEVI. Kevin J.. Zeeland LIES. Erin K. Bismarck LILI LGARD. Steve E. Stanford LILLESTOL, Peter 0.. Bismarck LILI Y Celeste M.. Bismarck LINDEMANN Mitchel R . Bismarck LINDSEY. Dan F.. Bismarck I.INDTEIGEN. Wesley K.. Ruso LIPP. Evan W . Lmton LIPP. Keith W.. Kmtyre LITSCHEWSKI. Nancy M . Mobridge. SD LITSCHEWSKI. R.chard V.. Mobridge. SD LITTLE, Alan D.. Bismarck LITTLE. Mary E.. Bismarck LITTLE BEAR. Micheal I . Kenel LITTLE FAG I F. Velma E.. Bullhead LIIJSKA. David A.. Wing □VERMONT. Barbara M . Bismarck LOCKEN, John G.. Bismarck l.OEB. James B . Flasher LOEFFLER. Robert M . Mandan I OF WEN. Ricky J . Hazen LORGE. Janel A.. Amidon LUDWIG. Debbie A.. Drake LUITHLE, Eugene K . Wilton LUITHLE, Joan A.. Wilton LUND. Arlene R.. McLaughlin SD. LUNDAY. Noeletta I. . Bismarck LUNDSTROM, John A.. Mandan LUNN. Robert J„ Bismarck LUPTAK. Carol A . Bismarck LUTZ. Charlies M.. Mott LUTZ. Edward J.. Carson LYNG. Cheryl A . Bismarck LYNNh Mark A.. Bismarck LYTLE. Jack K.. FT Yates MACKINNON. John W Bismarck MACLEOD. Wally R.. Bismarck MACMAR1IN. Bonnie J.. Bismarck MADDOCK. Tom J.. Bismarck MADLER. Michael A.. New England MAGELKY. Rodney I).. Bismarck MAICHEL. Hilda. Bismarck MAIER. Robert D.. Bismarck MAKARUK. Roriala M .. Bismarck MAKEDONSKI. I ucinda J Bismarck MALARD. Harvey L . Bismarck MALARD Maysil M Bismarck MANDERS. Charles J.. Mandan MANDIGO Larry L . Mandan 160 Manley-Owen MANLEY. Betty A.. Pingree MANNING. Kevin L . Hansboro MANWILl FR Agnos H.. Mandan MANWILLER. Allen R.. Mandan MARBACK. Gail K .. Bismarck MARBACK. Gwyn K . Bismarck MARINI-R. Kathleen L.. Bismarck MARION. Beverly J.. Bismarck MARKEL. Larry P.. Mandan MARQUART, Betty L.. Bismarck MARQUART. Jack D . Napoleon MARQUART. Steve A . Bismarck MARTEL. Rebecca A.. Bismarck MARI IN. Deborah M. Bismarck MARTIN. Doretta A . Hebron MARTIN. Douglas A . Bismarck MARI IN. Jon K.. Hettinger MARTIN. Marsha K Bismarck MARTIN. Shannon M.. Bismarck MAS I EL. Sandra L.. Bismarck MATHENA. James L . Moffit MATHENA Nancy M.. Moffit MATHIESON. Judith D.. Bismarck MATTERN. Daniel P . Bismarck MATTHIESEN. Brenda H.. Bismarck MAXON. Edwin M.. Mandan MAY. Aron J Bismarck MAYER. Linda F.. Bismarck MAYER. Marilyn J.. Bismarck MCALEER. Maureen L.. Steele MCARTHUR. Kimberly J.. Mandan MCCANN. James P.. Bismarck MCCARTNEY. Steven N.. Mandan MCCARTY. Edwin F . Menoken MCCARTY. Sherlecn F.. Menoken MCCLURE. Meredith L.. Bismarck MCDANNOLD. Carolyn S . Bismarck MCDONALD. Mary B.. Bismarck MCDOUGALL. John W.. Rolla MCGANNON. Terrence T Bismarck MCKINNEY. David I .. Mandan MCKINNEY. David L.. Mandan MCLAUGHLIN. Charles C . FT Yates MCLAUGHLIN. James $.. FT Yates MCNULTY. James W.. Bismarck MCNULTY. Patricia A . Bismarck MEHRER. Carol J.. Bismarck MEIDINGER. Randall P.. Wishek MEIER. Charlotte M . Venturia MEIER Gerald L.. Bismarck MEIER. Sharon A.. Venturia MEIER. Steven J Venturia MEISNER. John W., Bismarck MEISNER. Terry L. Bismarck MFLNYK. Kelvin T., Birtle. Manitoba MERTZ. Leroy D.. Bismarck METZ. Denise R . Bismarck METZGER. Marty R.. Bismarck MEUER, Michael J.. Bismarck MEYFR. Delwyn 0 , Mandan MEYER. Dennis F.. Bismarck MEYERS. Joe D.. Bismarck MEYERS. Scott R.. Gismarcx MICHELS. Frances M . Bismarck MICHELS. Maryann. Bismarck MIC KELSON. Kathy K.. Bismarck M IERAS. Jean A.. Bismarck Mil DFNBERGER. Janet M.. Mandan MILES, Scott A.. Bismarck MILKEY Henry M.. Minot MILLER. Annette. Flasher MILLER. Bernice J . Bismarck MILLER. Brenda L.. Bismarck MILLER. Brian J Bismarck MILLER. Bruce I). Willow City MILLER. Daniel R.. Bismarck MILLER. David E.. Bismarck MILLER. Dean P . Bismarck MILLER. Francis L.. Bismarck Mil I FR Gail I RismarCk MILLER. Gary A . Lanstord MILLER. Jean K.. Bismarck MILLER. Kevin J.. Carson MILLER. Laura E Mandan MILLER. Robert D.. Sidney MILLER. Robert S.. Towner MILLER. Rod J.. Dickinson MILLER. Scott J.. Bismarck MILLER. Susan M.. Mott Mil I FR, Terry M . Haynes MILLER. William G.. Bismarck MILLER. Zandra B . Bismarck MILLS. Jack M. Mandan MILNER. Rooert W. Bismarck MISKA Charles J Mandan MITTELSTEADT. Steven J.. Mandan MITTELSTEDT. Diane. Mandan MITTLEIDER. Kenneth D.. Bismarck MIZERA, Donna M.. Bismarck MIZERA. Raymond D., McIntosh. SD MOCH. Andy. Bismarck MOCH. Sandra I ., Bismarck MOCK. Valerie L.. Braddock MODIN. Sherry L Bismarck MOE. Laura J.. Bismarck MOESLER. Guenther A.. Bismarck MOHL Robert D . Halliday MOIDFNHAUER. Howard. Bismarck MOLLISON. Deoorah L.. Bismarck MONGER. Karen J.. Bismarck MONROE. David L.. Bismarck MONTAGUE. John R.. Bismarck MOTALVO. Gregorio Jr . Hebron MOORE. Joyce M Bismarck MOORE. Mark. Bismarck MOORF. Warren G . Bismarck MORAVlTZ. Leonard J.. Bismarck MORGAN. Marlyne. Bismarck MORK. Bruce A.. Mandan MORKEN. Leslie D . Pekin MORLOCK. Pamela J.. Bismarck MORRELL. Donna. Mandan MORRIS. Robyn C.. Bismarck MORRISON Mary A Mandan MOSER. Wendy 1... Bismarck MOSHER, l.ynn H.. Bismarck MOSZER. Judy A.. Bismarck MOSZER. Larry A Mandan MOVCHAN. Doug V.. Bismarck MUGGERUD. David H.. Hettinger MUND. Virginia L . Bismarck MUNSEY. Elizabeth A. Bismarck MURPHY, Edward C.. Bismarck MURPHY. Nancy A.. Bismarck MURRAY. Bonnie J Bismarck MURSCHEI . Mary A.. Bismarck MUTSCHELKNAUS. Clyue V.. Hebron MYERS. Henry J . Lewistown. MT. MYHRE. Donna J.. Bismarck NAGEL. Gary T.. Linton NAGEL. Susan M Lmton NARUM. Peggy M.. Douglas NEAl. Colleen G.. Bismarck NELSON. Coiiette J Bismarck NELSON. Glenn W , Bismarck NET SON. James D.. Hettinger NELSON. Karen W.. Regan NELSON. Lonna K.. Washburn NELSON. Mark C.. Bismarck NELSON. Randall C.. Colebarbor NELSON. Ron K Minot NELSON. Sharon K.. Bismarck NELSON. Terry L.. Mandan NESS. Carol A . Washburn NESS. Helen F . Washburn NESS. Karla R.. Devils Lake NESS. Keith W . Devils Lake NESS. Kent A . Devils Lake NETTERVILLE. Juanita M . Ft Yates NETZER. Gerry W Bismarck NEUMANN. Brenda E., Bismarck NEUMILLER. Steve J,. Bowoon NEUMII I FR. Susan K.. Wilton NEUSTEL, Peggy K . Robinson NEUT7. Donna M.. Bismarck NEWBERRY. Joan R , Mandan NEWGARD, Scott L.. Mandan NGUYEN. Hue Tin. Bismarck NICHOLSON. Mary A . Bismarck NICHOLSON. William R.. Moffit NIEDERMAN. Joleen R . Morristown. SD NIES. Craig W . Wishek NlSTLER. Connie S.. Dickinson NOAKES Michelle A.. Stanton NOIIR. David W.. Mandan NOR6ERG. Adele A.. Dilworlh NORDBY. Rodney D.. Bismarck NORTON. Ricky W . New Salem NURNBERGER. Cheryl K.. Bismarck NYGARD. Judy A.. Bismarck OBERG. Melody J.. Bismarck OBRIEN. Shelly K. Belfield OCKFR. Willis. Bismarck OHLHAUSER. Leslie T . Hazelton OKERLUND. Timothy A.. Kulrn 01 AF SON. Blaire E.. Bismarck OLDMAN. Dame' J , Bismarck OLLENBURGFR. Lynne J.. Bismarck OLSON. Burton D.. Bismarck OLSON. Craig D.. Bismarck OLSON. David M.. laMoure OLSON. Dewaine A.. Bismarck 01 SON. Gerald R.. Wilton OLSON. Jeffrey K Bismarck OLSON. Joni I .. LaMoure OLSON. Roxane M.. Bismarck OLSON. Russ J.. Bismarck OLZWESKI. Robert. Bismarck ONFFEATHER. John F.. McLaughlin, SD ONEILL, Patrick K.. Mandan ONSTAD. Joan B.. Bismarck ONSTAD. Kurt M . Park River ORCHARD. Thomas F.. Bismarck OSBORNE. Dianne R.. Wimbledon OSTENDORF. Roland J.. Coon Rapids MN OSTER. Dorothy A.. Hazen OSWALD. Sheila F.. Mandan OTOOLE. Dennis L , Bismarck OTTO. Stephanie J.. Bismarck OTTO. Vicki L. Bismarck OVERRYF. Barbara J.. Washburn OWEN. Gary L.. Bismarck I Palmer-Salzer PALMER. Howard R Bismarck PALMER. Penny R Bismarck PARSON. Gerald Bismarck PASTOR Byron E . Bismarck PATCHEN. Marc A , Bismarck PATIENCE. Joel D . Mandan PATOLA. Matthew S . Saskatoon. Canada PATTON. Kathy I Bismarck PAUL. Kenneth I . Bismarck PAULSON. Kim M . Bismarck PAULSON. Richard D , Hankmson PAYNE. Tern L . Mandan PEARSON Cherie L Bismarck PEARSON Lynn R . Bismarck PEDERSEN. Kenn J . Bismarck PEDERSON, Mary I Bismarck PEKAS. Douglas L . Mott PENDERGAST Carier E . Bismarck PEPPLE. Jeffrey M Fessenden PERIUS. Elizabeth M . Bismarck PERKINS. Colette D Bismarck PETERS Bjarnchild L Bismarck PETERS. Roger W Mandan PETERSON. Brian J . Bismarck PETERSON. Douglas J . Mandan PETERSON. Gary W Bismarck PETERSON. James A . Grand Forks PETERSON. Kurt J Bismarck PETERSON. Lon K. Bismarck PETERSON. Marion A Mandan PETERSON. Scott A Bismarck PETRASEK. Susan A . Bismarck PETRYSZYN. Ronald L.. Bismarck PFENNING. Kaylen R . Beulah PFLEGER. Carol L . Bismarck PFlIGER. Douglas A Hazen PFLIGER Pamela A . Hazen PFLIGER Thomas L . Center PHELPS. De Etta L . Bismarck PICKARD. Claud D . Bismarck PICKARD. Marcus J Bismarck PINKS. Joseph F . Bismarck PLANTE Beverly L Bismarck PLEETS. Ivy M . Ft Yates PLUMMER. Douglas D Mandan POFFENBERGER. Judith L Bismarck POITRA Cheryl M . Ft Yates POITRA Debora A Washburn POITRA Renae L.. Mandan POLA. Michael D , Bismarck POLA. Richard L. Bismarck POPPKB Theodore T Bismarck PORSBERG. Diana K Mandan PORTER. Grace I.. Bismarck PORTER Mary l , Bismarck PORTSCHELLER. Suzette K Hebron PRANGE. Kerry L.. Bismarck PRESZLER. Terence H . Bismarck PRICE. Paul L Bismarck PRINCE. Christi L., Bismarck PRINCE. Paul G.. Regent PRIVRATSKY. Wade A . Killdeer PROCHA KA. Cindy L Mandan PROKOSCH. George C , Mandan PUDWILL. David C . Bismarck PUDWIII. Tim J . Bismarck PULKRABEK. Dennis D.. Mandan PULL. Jeffrey R Bismarck PUllfN Eldon H . Kenmare PUTZ. Jann M . Bismarck QUAM. Ardell Mandan QUAST Roger V.' . Bismarck RABB. Douglas A.. Mot I RAATZ. Dav d D . Bismarck RADIG. Scott A . Bismarck RAMBO. Jeffrey C . Bismarck O' RANDALL Doyle L.. Bismarck RANDALL. Robert C.. Los Angeles. CA RANDALL. Robert N . Bismarck RASH. Erin R . Bismarck RATH Kevin L.. Sterling RATH. Linda L . Bismarck RAUSER. Jeffrey N.. Bismarck REAMANN Timothy W . Braddock RED BEAR. Linus M.. Bullhead RED BEAR. Vera M . Ft Yates RED ROX. Cynthia E . Little Eagle REDDOG, Vivian M.. Cannon Ball REDDOGG. Paul B , Bismarck REDFOX. Joyce A.. Bullhead REED. Kimberly A.. Bismarck REEM. Melody M . Bismarck REICH. Reuben, Bismarck REIERSON. Laura M , Bismarck REIMCHE. Clyde D. Bismarck REIMER. Maryann M . Bismarck REIMNITZ. David M Bismarck REIMNITZ. Joanne V . Bismarck REINDEL. James A,. Dickinson REINER. Rick L.. Hettinger REINSENAUER. Gerald P. Mobrioge REIS John j . bismarck REISENAUER. Trudy R . Bismarck RENKEN. Betty J Mandan RENKEN. Sharon A . Bismarck RENNER. Jeffrey W . St Anthony RENNER, Mary J . Mandan RENNER, Rita A Bismarck RENSCH. Carol T . Bismarck RENSCH. Cathy A . Makoti RENSCHLER. Darcy L . Bismarck RESSLER, Karen A.. Mandan RESSLER. Laune J Bismarck RESSLER Paulette A Mandan RESSLER Vickie A . Bismarck RETTERATH Carmen C . Stanton RETTERATH. Jerome. Bismarck RETTERATH. Rosalie. Stanton REYNOLDS Kenneth L.. Bismarck RICE. Carrie D . Bismarck RICHARD. Danny K . Rolette RICHTER. Michael I... Hazen RIEDINGER. Gene A . Bismarck RIEPL. Jeff A Bismarck RIME. Gregory J Bismarck RIO. Kenneth S . Grand Forks RlSCH. Brenda L Mandan RISCH. John J Mandan RITTEL. Bruce N Bismarck ROBERSON. Bruce F Bismarck ROBERTS. Curtis L . Bismarck ROBERTS. Warren C.. Bismarck ROBINSON. Richard N Bismarck ROBINSON. Suzanne E Bismarck ROEMMICH. Bruce F Bismarck ROEMMICH. Ross K . New Salem ROESLER. Lynn E Bismarck ROHR. Karen M . Mandan ROHRER. Leonard J , Bismarck ROHRICH. Alice A . Linton ROLSHOVEN. Leigh. Bismarck ROMSAAS. Cynthia F . Bismarck ROSE. Mike S.. Bismarck ROSE Mitch J.. Bismarck ROSS. Cynthia M Bismarck ROTH. Coieetta O., Bismarck ROTH. Kevin H Mott ROTH. Morey J Mandan ROTHACKER. Anthony J.. Bismarck RUDOLPH. Robyn E . Mandan RUDRUD. John M . Bismarck RUEB Joy L , Bismarck RUMMEL. David P . Richardton RUMPCA, Terry A Bismarck RUSH. Don. Ft Yates RUSH. Lucille. Ft Yates RUSTAND. Steven L Bismarck RUTTEN. Wayne L.. Kindred RYBERG. Alfred M . Menoken RYBERG Eugene P , Bismarck RYBERG Marilyn. Arena RYBERG Myrna L.. Menoken RYBERG. Patricia A . Baldwin RYBERG. Theodore A.. Arena RYBERG. Wallace C Baldwin RYE. K Wayne. Hazen SABBE. Vince L . Harvey SABOT. Cheryl A . Baldwin SACKMAN. Arlene H . Bismarck SADOWSKY. Anthony J . Killdeer SADOWSKY. Pamela J.. Dickinson SADOWSKY. William D . Dickinson SAEMAN. Dons J . Wing SAEMAN. James A Wing SAHLI Teresa J . Napoleon SAILER. David A.. Bismarck SAILER, Duane J Bismarck SALEM, Naysa S., Bismarck SALES. Velia. Ft Yates SALTER. Pat D . Steele SALZ. Richara W . Bismarck SALZER Scott J . Ashley Samples-Thomas SAMPLES. Mona R Bismarck SAMPLES. Ted R.. Bismarck SAMSON. Gerald C . Max SANDVIK. Lois B.. South Heart SANFORD Arden G . Bismarck SATTLER. Brenda M . Richardton SAUER. Avis 0 . Bismarck SAUTER. Steve M Bismarck SAUTER. Terri A.. Bismarck SAUVAGEAU. James A . Horace SAXVIK Leanne. Bismarck SAYLER. Marcia R.. Bismarck SCHAEFER. Kermit L . Bismarck SCHAFER. David J.. Flasher SCHAFF Kenneth R.. Bismarck SCHAFFER. Janet L . Carrington SCHAIBLE. Randy C.. Mott SCHAIBLE. Timothy O . Mott SCHALKLE. Barry L . Bismarck SCHANANDORE. Vmce J.. Mandan SCHAPER. Edwin H . Beulah SCHATKE. Rudy P . Bismarck SCHATZ. Helen. Bismarck SCHAUER. Bert T.. Bismarck SCHAUER. Linda L Ashley SCHELL. Doris M Bismarck SCHERER. Rick D . Bismarck SCHERR. Myron F , Mandan SCHIELD. Terrie C.. Bismarck SCHIERMEISTER. Gail R . Bismarck SCHIERMEISTER. Judy R.. Hazelton SCHIMMELPFENNIG. Kathryn L . Bismarck SCHIRADO. Harry D . Glen Ullm SCHIRADO. Ken C.. Bismarck SCHIRADO. Lucinda L Bismarck SCHLABSZ. Neal C . Bismarck SCHLAHT. Paula K.. Bismarck SCHLAK. Diane E.. New Salem SCHLAUCH. Boni M Glen Ullm SCHECHT. Bruce K . Bismarck SCHLECHT. Carey J.. Gackle SCHLENKER, Delmer D . Mandan SCHLICHENMAYER. Darby S . Bismarck SCHLICHENMAYER. Sherry K . Bismarck SCHLOSSER. Greg A Mandan SCHMALTZ. Mark. Bismarck SCHMALTZ. Richard. Bismarck SCHMAUTZ. Wayne L . Mandan SCHMID. Pamela J.. Bismarck SCHMIDT. Dale J.. Mandan SCHMIDT. David J.. Braddock SCHMIDT. Donald F.. Mandan SCHMIDT. Duane J . Bismarck SCHMIDT. Frank J.. Bismarck SCHMIDT. Janice M . Bismarck SCHMIDT Joseph L. Bismarck SCHMIDT Loren L.. Robinson SCHMIDT. Mary G.. Hazelton SCHMIDT. Mary R.. Bismarck SCHMIDT. Richard. Bismarck SCHMIDT Steven N . Bismarck SCHMIDT. Thomas E . Bismarck SCHMITZ. Burton L , Menoken SCHAIDT. Susan, Beulah SCHNElBEL. Becky R.. Bismarck SCHNEIDER. Beatrice K . Bismarck SCHNEIDER, Cheryl J . Napoleon SCHNEIDER. Joel D.. Bismarck SCHNEIDER. Leland A . Hebron SCHNEIDER, Thomas A . Bismarck SCHOCK. Kerry A.. Bismarck SCHOCK. Susanne F . Burnstad SCHOLZ. Kathleen A.. Richardton SCHOONOVER. Gordon. FT Rice SCHRAMM. Kevin R.. Baldwin SCHREINER. Becky J.. Garrison SCHRIEFER. Mane. Bismarck SCHUCH. David W.. Mandan SCHUCH. Kim M . Bismarck SCHUCHART. R. Joyce. Bismarck SCHUCK. Gayle A.. Bismarck SCHUE. Gary M . Bismarck SCHUH. Kathy L.. Bismarck SCHULTE. Kathy K.. Center SCHULTZ. Thomas. Steele SCHULZ, Delton D.. Bismarck SCHULZ. Kevin L.. Mandan SCHULZ. Marvin W . Bismarck SCHUMACHER. Bemadme, Bismarck SCHUMACHER. Harry J.. Zeeland SCHWAB. Steven L Richardton SCHWAN Timothy A . Karlsruhe SCHWARTZ. John C.. Bismarck SCHWARTZ. Keith A . Bismarck SCHWARTZBAUER. Marilyn A . Bismarck’ SCHWEISTER. Lawrence D . Bismarck SCHWIND. Dennis A . Bismarck SCHWNGLER. Louis T.. Mandan SCHYLER. Carol L . Center SCILLEY Margaret E . Mandan SCOTT. Brad J.. Rolette SEABOY. Ria E.. Mobridge. SD SEERUP. Patricia A . Mandan SEIFERT. Jacalyn K.. Bismarck SEM. Clayton A . Mandan SENGER. Daniel J.. Hague SENGER. Robert W.. Bismarck SENGER. Thomas M . Mandan SEVERSON. Lynn K Bismarck SEVERY. Sally L. Ft Yates SHANLEY. Sydney. Ft Yates SHANNON. Patrick P.. Bismarck SHANNON. Robert J.. Bismarck SHARIFY. Abdolhossin. Bismarck SHAW. Caroline M.. Bismarck SHEA. Dan J . Hazelton SHEA. David J.. Hazelton SHEARER. Traci J . Bismarck SHEPHERD. Marva J.. Bismarck SHERIDAN. Gloria M Bismarck SHILLINGSTAD. Charmayne Y . Ft Yates SHIRLEY. Dean A . Underwood SHOCKMAN. Kevin P LaMoure SHOESTRING. Marie M . McIntosh. SD SHORT, Leslie I.. Bismarck SHRENE. Karen M . Mandan SlCKLER. Bonita M Gladstone SIEVERT. Peggy A.. Bismarck SIEWERT. Mary L.. McIntosh. SD SIEWERT. Roy R.. McIntosh. SD SILBERNAGEL. Bomfac J . Mandan SILBERNAGEL. Dennis L . Bismarck SILBERNAGEL. Gilbert L . Bismarck SILBERNAGEL. Shirley A . Mandan SILK. Aurelia J.. Ft Yates SIMON. Mary C.. Bismarck SIMONS. Bob E . Bismarck SINGER. Niles H.. Bismarck SlVERSON. Cindy A.. Bowman SIX. Thomas W.. Underwood SJAASTAD. Susan A.. Bismarck SJOL. Scott L.. Makoti SKAGER. Phyllis A . Stanton SKAGER. Robert L.. Stanton SKALSKY. Rita M.. Bismarck SLAG. James A.. Wimbledon SLETTEN, Bradley J . Bismarck SLOCOMB. Spencer D . Bismarck SLONE. William L.. Bismarck SMALL. Ellen C.. Baldwin SMALL. Mark A.. Baldwin SMITH. Bruce C.. Bismarck SMITH. Cynthia L.. New Town SMITH, Delona L.. Bismarck SMITH. Jodi L . Bismarck SMITH. Kathryn A.. Bismarck SMITH. Larry J.. Bismarck SMITH. Margaret. Bismarck SMITH, Mary M.. Mandan SMITH. Robert L. Mandan SMITH, Steven S.. Bismarck SMITH, Tama L., Bismarck SMITH. Tracy S.. Bismarck SMITH. Virgil A.. Bismarck SOBOLIK, Fred M.. Park River SOLBERG. Alan L.. Mandan SONDROL. Robert A.. Bismarck SORENSEN. Diane K., Bismarck SORENSEN. Donald C.. Bismarck SORENSEN. John W.. Douglas SOULE. Franklin V.. Mandan SPLONSKOWSKI. Alice M . Bismarck SPRYNCZYNATYK. Rick L.. Bismarck STAIGLE. Walter M.. Stanton STARCK. Brenda L.. Bismarck STARCK. Curtis A . Bismarck STARCK. Curtis A.. Bismarck STARCK. Susan K . Bismarck STATON. David M . Bismarck STAVE, Karl D.. Bismarck STECHER. Fran L.. Bismarck STECHER. Laura J Mandan STEED. Julie A.. Bismarck STEGMILLER. Yvonne M . Flasher STEINKE. Susan D.. Bismarck STENEHJEM. Peggy L . Bismarck STEPHAN. Jeffrey M . Bismarck STERN. Myron J.. Hazen STEWART. Reid L.. Mandan STEWART. Sara M . Bismarck STICKA Dwayne L.. Bismarck STICKNEY, Anthony F . McLaughlin. SD STICKNEY. Jeffrey J.. Bismarck STIVERS. Martin E.. Mandan STOCKERT. Larry G . Bismarck STORICK. John R. Mandan STORSVED. Cullen J.. Bismarck STRADINGER. Karen K.. Mandan STRAND. Trevor K.. Hettinger STRIEGEL. Melody M . Leith STROH. Anton J . Bismarck STROH. Corcen K.. Bismarck STROH. Della M.. Wing STROH. Edward J.. Bismarck STROH. Lloyd M.. Wing STROM. Marjorie L . Mandan STROTHMAN. Berk. Bismarck STROTHMAN. Sandra L.. Bismarck STROUP. Robert E M.not STUMPF. William G . Mismarck STUTE. Larry L., Bismarck SUKUT. Sheldon. Wishek SUNDAHL. Shari K., Bismarck SWANBERG. John B.. Bismarck SWEENEY. Kathleen J Bismarck TABBERT. Edmer J.. Bismarck TAKEN ALIVE. Cheryl A . McLaughlin. SD TAKEN ALIVE. Jesse B . McLaughlin. SD TAKEN ALIVE. Stephen M Little Eagle TAKEN ALIVE. Virgil W . McLaughlin. SD TARDIF. Kent D.. Bismarck TEACHOUT. Margaret V . Bismarck TELLO. John T.. Bismarck TENBROCK. Garret B.. Mobridge. SD TERNES, Debra A Bismarck TERNES, Hugo. Mandan TERNES. Stuart Vv Raleigh TESKE. Carla L . Hazen THILL. Catherine R . Mandan THOMAS. Jennifer R., Glen Ullm THOMAS. Judy M . Bismarck THOMAS. Kevin P., Bismarck THOMAS. Randal J . Bismarck THOMAS. Rita C . Mandan THOMPSON. Daniel L . Bismarck THOMPSON. J Gregory. Bismarck THOMPSON. Karen M . Hazcn THOMPSON. Karie A . Bismarck THOMPSON. Kelly L . Bismark THOMPSON. Sally A.. Bismarck THOMPSON. Tracy B . Bismarck THORSEN. Barbara J . Bismarck THRONSON Russell J.. Bismarck TIEN. Viet Ta. Bismarck TIETZ. Bruce T . New Leipzig TIPTON. Dennis F.. Bismarck TJOMSLAND. Lorna L Bismarck TKACH. Julie K . Bismarck TKACH. Thomas M . Bismarck TOBIN. Kelly E . Mandan TOBIN. Leola I . Mandan TOMAN. Mark A . Mandan TRACEY. Stanley E Bismarck TRAN. Minh A . Bismarck TRAUTMANN. Delayne M Bismarck TRAVER. Jerome J Mandan TRAVER. Randy R . Bismarck TREE TOP. Norman W . Ft Yates TREETOP. Michael R . Ft Yates TRINNEER. Laurie D . Bismarck TRIPP. Susan G . Bismarck TROSEN. Richard A . Park River TRUEBLOOD. Kimberly A.. Emmet TSCHOSIK. Max J . Bismarck TUFTY. La Vonne L . Bismarck TULP. Kevin J . Goodrich TURITTO. Gina M . Bismarck TURNER. Karolyn L.. Bismarck UELAND. Martin B . Cooperstown ULMER. Linda S . Lehr UMPLEBY. Charlene A.. Mandan UNDERBERG. Aria J . Bismarck UNTFRSEHER. Kim D.. Bowdon URBAN. Karen L Bismarck URNESS. Kevin J . Leeds. SO VAN EREM. Shirlcc E . Bismarck VANERM, Kathy M.. Spiritwood VANNETT. Richard A . Bismarck VANVOORHIS. Stephen C . Bismarck VAPLON. Evonne J . Cayuga VEIL. Jodeane N Bismarck VENDSEL. Vicki L.. Lansford VERBANAC. Rosemary. McLaughlin. SD VERMILLION. Laurel A . Kenel VERWEY. Marlys K.. Bismarck VETTEL. Joseph J.. Bismarck VETTER. Alvin J.. Moffit VETTER. Betty M . Linton VETTER. Dalila J . Flasher VETTER. Georgiana. Kmtyre VETTER. Marlene M . Wishek VETTER. Patricia M Bismarck VETTER. Stanley G Mandan VIETZ. Beverly A . Mandan VILHAVER. Mitchell A Mobridge. SD VILLEGE CENTER. Wendell A . Bull Head VINSON. Jo A . McLaughlin. SD VOEGELE. Allan A Bismarck VOEGELE. Paulette M.. Bismarck VOIGHT. Marjorie F . Mandan VOIGT. Carter K . Mandan VOLK. Brad J.. Linton VOLK. Wendelin. Bismarck VREDENBURG. Cynthia L . Mandan cr WADDINGHAM. Rex D.. Bismarck WAELHOF. Terry C . Zeeland WAELHOF. Vickey L.. Zeeland WAGNER. Angelme D.. Bismarck WAGNER. Mary D.. Bismarck WALD. Markus S.. Bismarck WALS. Ronald R . Bismarck WALISER. Diane R . Selfridge WALKER. Arnold J.. Ft Yates WALKER. Helen C . Ft Yates WALKER. Joseph A.. Ft Yates WALKER. Reva J.. Ft Yates WALKER. Susan M . Bismarck WALKING ELK. Clittord. Ft Yates WALSH. Francis R . Parshall WANGLER. Kenneth W.. Bismarck WANGLER. Steven L . Bismarck WANGLER. Thomas G . Mandan WANNER. Ardella M.. Mott WANSER. Greg. Bismarck WARCKEN. James C . LaMoure WARD. Evona F,. Bismarck WARD. Gail M . Bismarck WARD. Silas K.. Bismarck WARD Tracy J . Bismarck WATERLAND. Norma E.. Bismarck WATSON. Ronald D.. Mandan WAVRIN, Michael W.. Bismarck WEBER Bonme R , Linton WEBER. Daniel L . Linton WEBER. Michael J.. Linton WEBER. Rodney L.. Mandan WEBER. Sharon J Garrison WEBER. Stewart. Ashley WEEKES. Doreen A Flasher WEHR, Heidi G.. Bismarck WEIDNER, Fern E . Bismarck WEIGHT. Arlan G.. Bismarck WEIMER. Douglas. Bismarck WEIMER. Gregory A . Bismarck WEIPPERT. Sandra K.. Tappen WElSER. Russel F.. Hazelton WEISSER. Ronald F.. Bismarck WEISZ. John. Hazelton WELDER. Jenny A . Bismarck WELK. Connie M . Bismarck WELK. Ernest L.. Bismarck WELL. Colby H.. Bismarck WELLER. David M . Mandan WELLER. Randy R.. New Leipzig WELLS. Dorcas J . Bismarck WELLS. Judith L.. Bismarck WENDT. Richard L . Mobridge. SD WENGER. Mike M . Bismarck WENTZ. Karen R.. Bismarck WERNER. Leo B.. Bismarck WEST. Kathryn S.. Bismarck WESTPHAL. Gerald O.. Bismarck WETCH. Bryan L . Mandan WETCH. Kathleen F . Bismarck WETSCH. Tracey A.. Killdeer WETZEL. Dennis C.. Bismarck WHITE. Eleanor C.. Bismarck WHITE. Mmard H . Ft Yates WHITE. Paul G.. Bismarck WHITMAN. Dennis E.. Driscoll WHITMAN. Dorothy. Driscoll WICKSTROM. Terri L.. Bismarck WIELAND. Elaine A., Bismarck WIEST. Glenn A.. Wishek WIEST. Herb. Zeeland WIKFNHEISER. Mary J . Strasburg WILCKEN. Michael A . Bismarck WILHELM James C.. Bismarck WILHELM, Kelley E . Hebron WILHELM. Tom K . Gackle WILKENS. Tony R.. Dickinson WILL. Randy J . Bismarck WILLIAMS. Jonathan C.. Bismarck WILLIAMS. Sandford D.. Wing WILLMAN. David M . Almont WILMORE. Kirk W.. Mandan WILSON. Linda G.. Bismarck WILSON. Mary A.. Bismarck WINBAUER. John P . Bismarck WINDHORST. Leslie M.. New Salem WINGENBACH. Arme W.. Bismarck WtNGENBACH. Patrick L . Bismarck WINKELMAN. Brent N Mcnoken WINKOWSKI. James S.. Mandan WINKOWSKI. Ralph R.. Mandan WINKOWSKI. Robert R . Mandan WIRTA. Patricia M . Bismarck WIRTZ. Jenny P , Mandan WIRTZ. Thomas. Mandan WITKOWSKI. Robert L.. Mandan WITTENBERG. Mark A . Bismarck WOCK. Doris A.. Mandan WOLBAUM, Sharon A . Bismarck WOLF. Bruce W.. Halliday WOLF. Carol A.. Bismarck WOLF. David D.. Bismarck WOLF. Glenn E.. Bismarck WOLF. Janet M . Glen Ullin WOLF. Lyndia A.. Bismarck WOLF. Peggy A.. Bismarck WOLF. Susan M . Bismarck WOLF. Timothy H . Bismarck WOODEY. Pauline A.. Washburn WOODHAM. Scott W . Mandan WOODMANSEE. Joe A.. Bismarck WOODMANSEE. Kimberly T . Bismarck WRIGHT. Bradley W . Bismarck WRIGHT. Jeff L.. Flasher WRIGHT, Katherine M Bismarck WYNDE, Lisa. Mobridge Yamamoto-Zubke YAMAMOTO. Roland V Tokyo. Japan YANTZER. Carol L Center YELLOW BIRD Nelrene R Mandan YELLOW HAMMER Florentine Cannon B.ill YOUNG. Debra K Driscoll YOUNG. Timmy A Bismarck YOUNGS. Gary P Bismarck ZABOLOTNEY. l.ynctte R.. Bismarck ZACHER Donna M , Strasburg ZACHMEIER. Joseph F Mandan ZAHN. Lillian J.. Ft Yates ZANDER Susan M Mandan ZARAK Daryl W . South Heart ZENKER. Jett J . Gackle ZENT. Kathleen P . Richardton ZENT. Kuby A.. Bismarck ZENT. Paul H . Bismarck ZENT. Richard A Mott ZENTNER. Donald L . Richardton ZlCH. Lawrence J . Mandan ZIDON. Pat J Bismarck ZIEMAN. Dwight L . Oakes ZIEMANN Allan A Hazen ZlETZ. Marcia A . Bismarck ZlMMEL Diane J Mandan ZIMMERMAN Dale A Mobridge. SD ZIMMERMAN Roseiia. Bisrr ZIMMERMANN Mark E . Haynes ZlNKE. Dave M . Bismarck ZUBKE Larry A . Watford City Acknowledgements The 1976-77 Jay-Cee-An Staff would like to express special thanks to the many people who helped in the production of this book. Among them are Russ Hanson who printed several special problem photos and saved us many hours in the darkroom: Howard Wolfe for shedding light on the Staff by having five florescent lights installed where once a lone bulb lighted the entire room: Gordy Mairose, Josten’s American Yearbook representative, for his invaluable guidance and direc- tion throughout the year without whom this task would have been virtually impos- sible: Michael McCormack and Erv Ely for their photo contributions: Rikki Thomp- son who provided the lights for student mug shots: Suezette Bieri Jacobs for her inspiration and enthusiasm when the going got rough: and to all the students and faculty whose contributions made our job much easier. Thanks a million!