Dickinson State University - Prairie Smoke Yearbook (Dickinson, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1950 volume:

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Those rooms are all numbered — then why are we lost before we start? Wonder what our roommates will be like? What'll we do next? We'll just act nonchalant and maybe— maybe (we hope) we'll look like everybody else. Oh, well - - our time's a 'cornin'! I i VICE. PRESIDENT EDWARD HOLLINGLR DICKINSON DICKINSON SHOE STORE Now in their New Location 34 West Vi Hard Street RAYMOND THOMAS DICKINSON -SECRETARY-TREASURER Li JEANETTE TRZYNKAi jf DICKINSON 4 WESTERN AUTO PARTS COMPANY 161 South Main Phone 48 Everywhere in North Dakota THOMAS POWELL AMIDON Lithographing expense of this page was paid by Lithographing expenso of this page paid by WECKEK'S DRUG STORE Diakinson, N. D. Phone 124 JAMES BRECHT GOLDEN VALLEY 6 M JOYCE. LINEAWEAVLrI W CONRAD,MONTANA BERGER JEWELRY 19 Sime t--------------- | LAUREL PAULSON D TAYLOR COZY LUNCH Home Made Pastries Call 1090 Phone 446 These firms hare paid the lithographing expenses of this page 7 Just waiting for the boll. A. RUTH )TADIN6 antelope. Thoao finaa have paid tho lithographing expense of this page SCHNELL DICKINSON LIVESTOCK SALES COMPANY North Dakota's Largest Where you always find the better buyers ------- t----- ANDREW KUDRNA MANNING of this page were paid by ESTHER BREIMEIER NEW SALEM The lithographing expenses Regular Sale Every Thursday 9 ROBERT 5CM0E W EB RON CITY GROCERY and MEAT MARKET 10 Pigtails MARCELLA PAVLI5H DICKINSON Bie lithographing sxpansas of this pags ware paid for by F r • s h n a n CECILIA PFLIGER STANTON QUICK PRIIT SHOP IRVIIO A. HEVKE, MOT. Phone 138 LAURA PACKINE.AU EL60W0005 SAIF'S furniture store Lithographing expanses of this page were paid by DI CO 1801 ARMY and MATT STORE n QUANRUD BRINK A PEIBOLD 129 East First Street IRE X - L CLEANERS 221 East First Street Phone 765 Lithographing expense of this page was paid by Phone S40 2 K MEN'S STORE G Phone 648 FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY Hocno of Murpty'a Quality Feede ✓ — ] | MARCIA LAGLL Wy E.LBOWOODS ANTHONY TESCHEfc SENTINtU 80TTE __________________ MAXINE. AASE.N BOWMAN Best in The Weat ! 3 I JOHN SCHUMACHER HE.TTINGE.ft FABIAN KE.LLV DICKINSON __________)' VERNON RLINHILLER ELGIN 14 MARSHALL HELLS STORES Lithographing expense of this page wee paid by I IAVERNE. CHRISTENSEN X M£DORA THE 8T. CHARLES HOTEL ------ Aj FRANK KOHLER DICKINSON J Lithographing expense of this page paid by FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE UNION ELEVATOR CO. 16 Grain of all Icinde Phone 188 Cawin' and goin' - the sophomores got usI TOMASITA hARTINLZ. PUERTO RICO e ▼ e r y y e a r X DON JOHNSTON ULTT INGtR ALVIN KRANK DICKINSON LOUIS OLOLNBURG NEW ENGLAND 17 DICKINSON SPORTING GOODS STORE Phone 70-W HOME FURNI TORE STORE, INC, Phone 868 PRE.5IDLNT Then they were SOPHOMORES— Look at those queer-acting people! They must be Freshmen. What a bunch! But we’re all Freshmen once, I suppose. They do seem dumber than we did though. Well, don't they?? (Ed.note: On the I.Q. test, the Freshmen scored seven points higher than the Sophomores.) Well, we picked our roommates this yearj they're not sticking us with those like last year. Picked our classes, too. Who do they think they are, stiekin' us with their old required classes. We'll wait till we're Seniors. They'll graduate us anyhow. 5LCRELTARY TREfc5URfcfc VICE. PRESIDENT JANE. COLUNG DICKINSON ELROY DRURY DICKIN50N 18 vanity shop For Women's Apparel ARNOLD ME.OLLE.R NE.W SALE-M RADIO STATIO� KDII 1230 Cc Tour Radio Dial HOT8-8P0RT8-HUSIC-DRAMA CLIFFORD 3CHOLOSSER MOTT DICKINSON HIDE FOR CO. 502 East Vi Hard Spring at D S T C GERALD LIN3ETH WATFORD CITY SLOPE MOTOR IMPLEMENT CO. John Doara Daalar 20 Phona 1 Expenee of lithographing this page has bean paid for by these flraa Phona 46 ROBERT BURDA DICKINSON ■ ALLACE BEAUDOIN DICKINSON SCHEELER STORE We Deliver HAROLD FOROAHL HETTINGER MANN'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 118 West Vi Hard i NObMAN BAESLER NEW LEIPZIG J 18 East Broadway Phone 131 Phone 15 21 Lithographing expenses of this page have been paid by these firms Lithographing exp naea have bean paid for by theae firma BFITTON JEWELRY The Store that Love Built Ihia la what the Sophomorea thought up COLLEGE GROCERY 744 Weat Seoond Street i1 22 Phone 466 CHARLLS DELANEY DICKINSON D DON LUND MCLAUGHLIN,S.I CLIVE. PE.LTON VrfE.fi.NER ELECTRIC SALES A SERVICE V «sti nghouso Appliances INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER IMPLEMENTS Lithographing expenses of this page paid by these firm D. W. MCKENZIE A SON 23 And so they were JUNI0RS-- Too sophisticated to pal with the lower classmen, but they can tolerate them - eager to please the Seniors. Too grovra-up for horsin' round — course there's no point in studying too hard 'cus we're almost there now. They won't flunk us. They have to have somebody to graduate. Ah, this is the life. Let's go down to the lounge, maybe we can find someone else with brains enough to play a good game of Fan Tan. Funny how these Freshmen find time to play cards. They better watch it or they won't get through this institutioni PRLSIDLNT ITHOMAS LLNHARDT I DICKINSON ROBE.RT BLRGSTROM HETTINGER. j 24 I WILLIAM ROBERTS HETTINGER AL'S SERVICE 837 W. Vi Hard Phone 865 DONALD CDSKELLY DICKINSON 5 SHERMAN BARNES NSEBAGO, MAINE J 4 B MOTORS FLOYD PIERCE SCRANTON DOUGLAS HYKE BOWMAN WILHELM SCHLENOER j V GOLDEN VALLE X Kaiaer-Fraser Sales and Sendee 220 FIret Street East, Phone 71S GINZER ELEVATOR Grain-Feed-Seed Phone 195 Lithographing ezpeneet of thle pege were paid hy thaae Liras 29 ■St They'll leero to look their doorl MARION BRADEMEYER] TAYLOR WILLIAM ARNESON DE SART !) Lithographing expenses of this page were paid for by DINSDALE'S TEXACO SERVICE We Want Your Business Firestone Tires Auto Supplies flT HOWARD MACK (jJ DICKINSON 26 Phone 594 ROBERT GR.OMAN DICKINSON FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE CREAMERY Queen City Quality Dairy Products 27 JANE COLLINS DICKINSON MARYL. KREITINGER colva STOCKMENS SUPPLIES FEEDS-SEEDS Veterinarian Services STANDARD GRADUATES NORMA DEUTJCHER RE.E.DE.R DONALD 3T0ME.N TAVLOR SEMERAD IMPLEMENT CO. Farm Machinery RICHARD VICK GOLDEN VALLEY LINDY WINKY BOOTERY Star Brand, Rand, Trim Tread Shoes 29 WINKY S ICE CREAM PARLOR We Frees Oar Own Ioe Crea� LE ONf NEILSEN BETA C H_______} JENKS JEWELRY Phone 85 35 Weet First Street BETTY HANSON CARSON EMILY SWANSON TAYLOR 30 SLOPE CLEANERS Located in Rear of Fad Pick up A Delivery 5 Day Service Phone 342 And then they were S B H I OHS The magic of the word itself1 Four years of long hard?? labor climaxed by that day of days - GRADUATION No wonder we're tired though. Why, we've held these four walls together these four long years - wonder if they'll sag a little after we pass through the portals. And look at the organizations we've joined - the parties we've had - the honors?? we've copped. What an inspiration we must be to those struggling under- classmenl Come to think of it they're a pretty good bunch of Joe's If they think at least they don't say it. And those teachers aren't so bad - really. And the rest of those nice people - guess we're goln' a little soft, eh fellows? Old DSTC is pretty swell,too What other institution would have let us hang around so long? LLOYD RASE Grassy Butte, North Dakota Majors - Social Science, Education Minors - History, Agriculture Senior Class Officer Student Council Officer Alpha Psi Cknega, Chorus, Future Teachers of America, Cue Club, Pilgrim Fellowship, Football, D Club, Inter- national Relations Club Lithographing expense of this page paid by DICKINSON CREAMERY CO. Cloverdale Products 32 ELMER STUHDiILLER Dodge, North Dakota Major - Business Administra- tion Minors- Secretarial Arte, Geography Cue Club, Future Teachers of America, Band, Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Officer, Lutheran Student Association. LEONE LISH JOHN J. LISH Dickinson, North Dakota Majors - Physical Education, Education Minors - Industrial Arts, History D Club, Football, Track Captain, Intramurals. COCA COLA 33 BOTTLING CO. Dickinson, North Dakota Major - English Minors- Speech, German Future Teachers of Amerioa, Women's League, Cue Club, Women's Athletio Association, Newman Club, German Club, Sigma Iku Delta, officer. Alpha. Psi Ctaega officer. Senior Class officer. Commissioner of Social Affairs. WALTER V. HOFF Dickinson, North Dakota Major - Social Science Minors- English, History, Physical Educa tion D Club, Future Teachers of America lien's Union, Basketball, two major letters. Slope Teacher, Student Commissioner of Publications ROLAND SCHATZ Regent, North Dakota Major - Social Scienoe Minors - Hi story Physical Education Geography � • International Relations Club, Men's Union DELORIS B. FREDRICKSON Cass Lake, Minnesota Majors - Physical Education, Sooial Scienoe Minor - Biology Future Teachers of America, Women's Athletio Association, Offioer, Women's League, Cue Club, Junior Class Offioer DAKOTA MAID WAREHOUSE Phone 14 A DONALD J. SEIDL Killdeer, North Dakota Major - Phy8ioal Education Minors - Commeres, History D Club, Officer, Men's Union, Newman Club, Football, Basket- ball, Track BETTY J. STUHLMILLER Fryburg, North Dakota Major - English Minors- Speech, History Alpha Psi Onega, Officer, Sigma Thu Delta, Future Teaohers of America, Lutheran Student Association, Waaen's League JAMES A. VRANNA Thylor, North Dakota Majors - Education, Social Science Minor - Physical Education Men's Union, Offioer, Lutheran Student Association THE DICKINSON PRESS has paid the lithographing expense of this page QUEEN CITY CD.13 Fine Foods Phone 588 RAY FISHER South Heart, North Dakota Majors - Commerce, English, Education Minor - History International Relations, Men'8 Union, Future Teachers of America, Prairie Smoke, “D Club, Intramurals, Newman Clube RICHARD MUELLER Hettinger, North Dakota Majors - Physical Education, Social Science. Minor - Biological Science. Men's Union, MD Club, Football, Basketball, Intramurals. VISITORS HOMETE Major - Business Adrai ni st rati on Minors - Social Science Geography Future Teachers of America, International Relations, Prairie Smoke Editor, Women's League CLARA E. SEVERANCE Belfield, North Dakota I I REX COOK fentinel Butte, North Dakota Major - English. Minors - Commerce, History. Sketch Club Officer, Men's Union, Cue Club, Phi Sigma Pi, Intra- murals, Basketball, International Relations, Campus Reporter, Slope Teacher, Prairie Smoke. RAYMOND RIEDL Dickinson, North Dekota Majors - Physical Education, Social Science. Minor - History Student Council, Future Teachers of America, Phi Sigma Pi, D Club, Track Captain, Basketball, Football. WERRE New Leipzig, North Dakota Major - Secretarial Arts. Minors - English, Social Science Women's League, Alpha Sigma Alpha, International Relations, Slope Teacher. WARD JOHNSON, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer CLIFFORD TOTTEN Rosemead, California Major� - Social Science, Industrial Arts Minor - History Senior Class Officer, Student Council, Men's Onion, Phi Sigma Pi, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, D Club, Who's Who, International Relations. Football GORDON F. RIDL Dickinson, North Dakota Major - Industrial Arts Minors - Chemistry, Agriculture Newman Club, Track, Intramurals DICKINSON MUSIC SHOP Wurlitzer Organ R C A Radio Story And Clarke Pianos DONALD M. LARSEN Dickinson, North Dakota Major - Business Administration Minors- Political Scienoe, History International Relations Club, Phi Sigma Pi, Future Teachers of Amerioa, Men's Union. VINCENT FREER Diokinson, North Dakota Major - Mathematics Minors- Industrial Arts, Chemistry Men's Union, Cue Club, Phi Sigma Pi, JANICE MCBRIDE Dickinson, North Dakota Major - Social Science Minors- English, History, French Beta Eta, editor and president. Future Teachers of America, Women's Athletic Association, Women's League, Elisabeth Bird Small Award (ASA), MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. Dickinson, N, Dak, DONALD F. MUELLER New Salem, North Dakota Major - Social Science Minors - Speech, History Future Teachers of America, Phi Sigma Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, Cue Club, Student Council, Intramurals, Campus Reporter, Slope Teacher, International Relations, Men's Union Lithographing expense of this page paid by BTNFKS CAFE ALICE DYNES Dickinson, North Dakota Major - English Minors - Music, Speech, French. Beta Eta Officer, Sigma Tau Delta Officer, Women's League, Who's Who. RONALD MATTSON Bowman, North Dakota Major - Mathematics. Minors - English, Industrial Arts. Men'8 Union, Lutheran Student Association Officer, Future Teachers of America, Student Council, Slope Teacher. JACK WALKER Golden Valley, North Dakota Majors - Social Scienoe, Education, English. Minor - Biology. Future Teachers of America, Lutheran Student Association, Band, Men's Union, Slope Teacher, Intramurals. 40 PEGINA MILLER St. Anthony, North Dakota Majors - Social Science, Edu cati on. Minor - English. International Relations, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Beta Eta, Newman Club, Women's League. HENRY LANDIS Alamo, North Dakota Majors - Commerce, Social Science, Education. Minor - English. Men's Union, D” Club, Newman Club, Cue Club, Slope Teacher, Prairie Smoke, Football, Track. DICKINSON THEATRE Dickinson, N. Dak. 41 HAROLD KLONECKY Dickinson, North Dakota Major - Social Science Minors - Biology, English. Newman Club, Future Teachers of America, D Dlub, Basketball, Golf, Slope Teacher. MARLYS SWANSON Dickinson, North Dakota Majors - English, Commerce Minor - Geography Women's League, Women's Athletic Association, Lutheran Student Association, Student Council Officer, Beta Eta Officer, Junior Class Officer, Future Teachers of America, Who's Who, Campus Reporter, Slope Teacher, Prairie Smoke LOGAN CAMPBELL Dickinson, North Dakota Major - Composite Major in Soienoe. Minors - Chemistry, Physical Educati on Men's Union, Offioer, D Club, Football, Intramurals THE PALM BEACH CLUB Seafoods-Steaks-Chioken Dinners Bob and Mart . ’ BAGDAD ™ Roller Skating-Dance Pavillion Sunday Afternoon Evening 42 Flower for Brezy Oooaeioo lithographing expone of thie page wag paid by this flm 43 Those firas ha- paid tha lithographing expanse of this page DSTC ON PARADE 46 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front Row: G. Jesperson, E. Breimeier, B. Roberts, V. Will, H. Schroeder, N. Deutscher, M, MoNew, C. Taylor, M. Schmidt, Miss Hendrickson, second Row: B, Kautz, D, Koller, S, Gartner, D, Zietlow, Sherman, G, Putney, M. Preuss. Third Row: H. Timm, M, Kreitinger, A, Lund, D. Knutson, R, Miller, A. Johnson, V, Qualley, L. Lund, M, Mrnak, M, Burkhardt, Fourth Row: E� Zimmerman, D, Hlavinka, H, Kling, P, Preuss, R, Riedl, N, Jesperson, R. Fisher, M, Bierwagen, R. Vick, B, Gieger, E. Kary. Pictured: R. McConnell, R� Vick, editor, A Unterseher, business manager. A, Selke, L. Fi ce (le It). Not pictured: E. J. Anderson, sports editor, K. Colwell, N, Deutscher, D. Koller, R, Mueller, M. Swanson, A. Zimmerman, H. Fordahl, A, Funk, B. Roberts, C. Severance, R. Fisher. THE SLOPE TEACHER STAFF 48 VAN TINE PAINT GLASS CO A House of Service Benjamin Moore Paints CUE CLUB Front How: L. Beigeson, B. Stuhlmiller, N. Deutscher. A. Lund. R. Stading, L« Lish, U. Brademeyer, M. Borland. Second Row: A. Gray, J. Hibl, E«Lln- seth, Miss Westover, M. Erikson, J. Lillibridge, D. Mueller, L. Rase. Back: B. Arneson, L. Werner, P. Len- hardt, Tl. Ounech, A. Metre, J Blerwagen, D. Wolf, T. Powell, C. Walth. ALPHA PSI OMEGA B. Stuhlmiller, L. Lish, P. Lenhardt. Back Row: lfi.se Westover. L. Rase, D. Mueller, N. Deutscher. KINGS SUPER-VALU Phone 196 Every Day Low Prioes 49 Radio Controlled Cabs City and Interstate 900 CAB COMPANY Front: N. Deutscher, E. Lineaweaver, C. Walth, M. Preuss, R. McConnell Back: V. Jacobsen, D Hlavinka, J. Lineaweaver, M. Kreitinger, H. Schroeder, E Kovash, lfi.se Beiler D Lund. J Hibl. TAXI Phone TAXI 900 For the Best in Cab Service 50 Ifiss Beiler, Advisor THE WARDROBE CLEANERS WE MAKE CLOTHES LIVE AGAIN Phone We Call For 322 And Deliver Front row C Taylor, G, Peterson, M, Me New, D Evenson, L. Lund, A Kolstad, L, Watson, R . Zeller, A Slezak, J Colling, J. Tryznka, M. Preuss, G, Jesperson Second rowi A� Rodd, G, David, J Swenson, M Erilcson, R Manning, M Brademeyer, E. Swanson, A� Aberson, E Kary, A Birdsell, H Sohroeder, R Stading, R, Enderle Third rowi L. Jones, P, Enderud, B« Arneson, L Rase, J Irons, D Hlavinka, R Cook. Ro Vick. R, Huffman, S, Vick, E Ebrding, R Burda, 0. Gray, V Hewson, H. Loffelmacher Miss Woods, R. Riedl. Standing� L. Rice, L. Rase, R. Hufftnan, M. Dullum, D. Mueller BRASS WOODWINDS AND PERCUSSION BAND Left to Right: V. Hewson, G. Harlow, H. Schroeder, B. Kautz, C. Westlake, J. Reilly, F. Pierce, J. Walker, V, Jacobsen, D, Hewson, Director F. Solazzi, J. Irons, V, Will, D. Hlavinka, R. Vick, A. Mueller, R. Huffman, M. Gordon, S. Vick, P. Krogh, E. Stuhlmiller. DICKINSON LAUNDRY Careful and Prompt Service INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Front� D� Hlavinka, E� Breimeier, Dr� Selke, E� Werre, V� Koepplin, A� Lund, R� Miller, M� Witte, Mr� Blaokorby, G, Dynes, B� Palaniuk. Middle� W. Arneson, H� Landis, R� Fisher, I� Cuskelly, D� Lund, A Hagburg, H� Kling� CAMERA CLUB Frontt M� Gordon, G� Meisel, L� Rice, V� Jacobsen, B� Palaniuk� Middle� Dr� Vickery, Do Zietlow, V Qualley, Bo Geiger, R. Miller, Mr0 Cooper 53 BON TON BAKERY It has to be good' MSS HENDRICKSON ADVISOR RF1 . E. HAttHAN 54 LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION First row: Mo Aasen, L. Lund, Do Wolf, Do Hlavinka, Ao Lund, V WilljA Johnson, H« Gutknecht, Ro Stiego Second row: Ro Krogh, Bo Kauts, Do Knutson, Po Enderud, Bo Wagner, Bo Stuhlmiller, Eo Stuhlmiller, L. Wernero Third row: Mo Bierwagen, Lo Watson, Do Zietlow, D. Christenson. K. Schettler T. Nellermoe, B. Nellermoe, No Nellermoe, Fourth row: No Jesperson, Fo Hardmeyer, Jo Jesperson, Ro Zeller, S0 Gartner, Eo Kasper, W, Schlendero All students of Lutheran prefer make up this organisation. They meet for social hours regulerly as well as hold informal dis- cussions for informative and educational purposes. Taken at Crystal Springs on way to L.S.A convention at Moorehead, Minnesota, Your S and L St ore NEWMAN CLUB Fronti M, Witte, I� Cuskelly, G Pavlish, D, Roller, C, Pfliger� Middle: B, Geiger, R, Miller, H, Schroeder, N, Deutscher, D Jungers M, Mrnak, Miss Kosmoski, Backt A Grata, J, Schneider, R, Fisher, Ao Slesak, P, Haag, T Grate, Newman Club consists of Catholic students on the campus The group gets together to unify Catholics and to study Catholic literature and ideals. Their progrem also includes various social activities. GEORGE. PAVLISH PRESIDENT KUBISCHTA GROCERY Dickinson, N. Dak. mss KOsnosKi ADVISOR LYNCH GROCERY Phone 21-W 55 Seated: R. Riedl, H. Landis, Pres Scott, L. G. Pulver, D. Mueller, C Totten Standing: B. Arneson, J Irons, D. Larsen, G. Dynes, R. Vide, D Lund, V. Freer, S Viok, E. Stuhlmiller. BETA ETA Seated i V. Will, H Schroeder, A Aberson, J Reilly, M. Swanson. J. McBride, Miss Woods, advisor Standing: B. Geiger, A. Dynes, M Erikson, E. Swanson, R. McConnell, R Miller, N. Deutsoher Not pictured: Esther ’.Verre. Darlys Christensen, Shirley Granfor, Joyce Swenson. 56 PRICE-TOBIN FUNERAL HOME 205 Sims Street Dickinson, N Dak Front S. Gartner, M� Zin6li, E. Kovash, J Lineaweaver, H. Schroeder, E. Lineaweaver, W. Fredericks, C Taylor, U. Mrnak. Middle R, Tesoher, E. Swanson, R Stading, A Slezak, A Johnson, D Knutson, B, Nellermoe, L Christensen, A Rodd, Miss Schumacher Back G Charging, J Lillibridge, G Peterson, L Packineau, L Watson, D Christenson, H Nellermoe, V Will Frontt L Campbell, M. TOWY-INGELHAPl t PRESIDENT DuIlum, R. Riedl, D. Ifyke, T. Engelhardt, G, Pavlish, Jo Groll, R Burda, C. Privrateky, T, Grate, C. Lundbergo Second W, Roberts, J Ldsh, J Weber, J« Linseth, G. Amsden, R Thomas, H Krieg, E Hollinger, Do Hewson, T Reinhlller, Mro Weinbergeno Third G Harlow, C Welch, Ao Tamayo, K Stelemiller, Wo Schlender, A� Lubke, Po Lenhardt, Ro Flate, Wo Hoff, A« Grate, R Fisher Congratula ti onsIi 58 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. Front rcm, Instructor E. Thompson, S. Filipi, Laudie Filipi, T. Helnert, G. Krous, Ludwig Filipi, J. Kadramas, L. Bahley, F. Friesz, A. Suihl, H, Dvorak, F. Lehman, L, Larkin, livestock man at experiment station. H. Dvorak Back row, H. Sadowsky, R. Voiesky, V). Schmidt, F. Koffler, A. Sadowsky, ?. Barr, W. Sadowsky, R. Sadowsky, L, Sadowsky. Not pictured, J. Stein. ON THE FARM TRAINEES Front row; L. Meduna, E. Romanyshyn, R. Voleaky, F. Pslaniuk, P. Baranko, W. Hlebechuk, D. Osadchuk. Eack row: F. Armbrust, J« Fedora, A. Kadrmas, A. Anheluk, M. Dukart, B. Yourk, G. Kadrmas, S. Evoniuk, E. ficek. We wash our dainties There are a lo us at Sti olcne; And what's more we eat it! I FLECK’S INCORPORATED Furniture and Applianoes MAYTAG Sales and Service We have such nice scenery at Stickney She's not always this bashful with us 60 Lithographing expense for this page was paid by DON-EL DRIVE IN 939 W. Villard Call 727 DVORAK MOTOR COMPANY YTlllya A Packard Phone 522 Me had a party — we didn't knowi DICKINSON PLUMBING A HEATING COMPANY Phone 301 Point «« i , OUGW r HAMAM LIVESTOCK CO. Order Buyer for Cattle, Hogs Sheep We Buy LITestook Everyday Phones 740-680R WESTER! LTVE8TOCK CO. Cattle Hog 8ale Every Tuesday GO WESTER! Phones 860-760-723 These rims have paid the lithographing expense of this page 63 6A Surprised! Helping Marlene pack — We were delayed by pics — Nice snowman?? r . . Gamblin' againi Mama's little helpers PA L MANN COMPANY INTERNATIONAL STUDFFAKFR General Garage 65 And who wore wo looking llkoTT The Congo maybe?? Lithographing expense of this page was paid by DICKISSON OFFICE SUPPLY Offloe Equipment and Machines School Supplies 66 Camera shy] Beauty on the doorstep Cr curded? Sitey nitet Waiting for an education We ducked just in time Leg art Seeing double Lithographing expenses of this page paid by DICKINSON BEVERAGE CO. HAMMS-BLATZ-ICE Bob Stranik, Pres, and Mgr. 67 Don’t we look nice? Another cup?? All set to pour What about us? QUEEN CITY PACKING CO. BISON BRAND Meats and Sausage Phone 150-W 69 Organization founded in 1949 for studente who have maintained a C average or less for five quar ters. Students must be able to sesquipedalia verba or better. The club is headed for the top Poco A Poco . The fraternity will probably be put to a rude end by Tempus edax rerum . He. StuJV b irJ ynskut Fy'sTkvn! t j i oo ! Se Non E Vero, E Ben Trovato Fraternity or Quid Fides Club Top rows Lubke, Burda, Unterseher, Hollinger. Groll, Lundberg. Middle row: Flatz, Meisel, Collins, Ferguson advisor (Phi Beta Kappa) Weber, Jacobsen, Dullum, fiaaf (He was just cleaning out the room). Front row: Fisher Gray, Laterell. But Miss Klinefelter, that's my last nickel for a cup of coffee. WEST PLAINS MOTEL Open All Year Recommended by Duncan Hines ■■■■■■■■I More scenery uone away irom xnat library, woman, there'a too much knowledge in there for you. A moment of relaxation Mid Ufa of DSTC Indifferent I eat Wheatiea- F. W. WOOLWORTH CO, Dickinson, N. Dak, 71 THE F A D Kostelecky Brothers Men's Furniehinge Another pet peeve: Men wrho persistently ask, 'V.-etcha doi ' tonite Babe ? I N I u 72 ° CO � a r+ ,J, y Lose your overshoes last winter? That's where they went- Just blame Joe Otlo for it� Hold itJ There'6 someone else in this picture- Turn the page and find out. Lithographing of this page paid by DICKINSON SHEET METAL WORKS General Sheet Metal Works 73 + o � u cr o etc L Rase, Senior president; E. Drury, Sophomore president; T� Lenhardt, Junior vice-president; E. Hollinger, Freshman president; L Lish, Senior, secretary- treasure r. All the «heel in one snap Do you suppose they're really listening? Lithographing expenses of this page paid by BOGNER APPLIANCE STORE 74 Your Philoo Dealer Phone 860 In good running order How about a refllit CITY CLEANUPS Always Reliable Fine Tailoring A Dry Cleaning Polishing np There are wheels in every institution - wheels that turn smoothly and quietly and keep ye olde institution going. But there's a reason for those wheels running so nicely — the guys behind the wheels — Keeping the buildings olean and warm, the enow shoveled, the grass cut and sprinkled, the oars running, the populace well-fed and happy, and a million other Jobs to keep everything in about the campus in tip-top shape, keeps them busy. And that's another thing, they're some of the busiest people we know but they've always time to give you a pleasant greeting. We present Just the guys and gala who oan do it — the guys behind the wheels (Pictured elsewhere in annual is J. Otlo) Everything safe for the night What'll yon hsiveT How's that rtean presrure? HTCHHI STAFF—(left to right) Mrs. R. Keniston, Mrs. M. Otterson Mrs. I. Kupper, Mrs. M. McAdoo. 75 Susan Gartner, Cheer Leader The Savages, in the past three years, have compiled an impressive record in basketball. In 1946-47 they tied with Mayville for first in the NDIAC and placed second in the Montana-Dakota conference. 1947-48 found the DSTC hoopsters winning the NDIAC title but again placing second in the Montana-Dakota conference race. In 48-49 Dickinson won the Montana-Dakota conference, but they had to be content with second in the NDIAC loop. 49-50 found the Savages again winning the M-D conference and placing second in the NDIAC loop. The 1949 Track season saw the Savages wrest the loop crown from the Jamestown Jimmies, who had held it for several years. The Savages, a weaker team in football for the past years, is starting on the upgrade as they finished the past season with a 5-won, 3-lost record, including a near-up6et over a heavily favored Valley City team on homecoming. 76 Front row� PATlieh, Lish, oapt, Doletal, Dullua, Wax, Rledl, Grat , A Baok row: Coaoh Weinbergen, Hyke, Ihmayo, Sohlender, Berg, BuffJaan, Weber, Haag ■ v IK V?% Sf % HORSTkAN STODIO Horetaan Photographs are Beautiful Jade Llah, oapt Wind Hinders Thinclads As Savages Win Meet 'lit Catch u.m- • ™ Front row, left to rightt Pulse, Bollinger, Hewson, Hyke, Captain Seidl, Huffman, Anderson, Tamayo, Du11urn, Grats, Doleeal, and Stelsrailler. Seoond rowx Managers Harlow and Freer, Pavlish, Bartholoree, Weloh, Schumacher, Wagner, Lundberg, McBride, T. Reinhiller, Fisher, PrlTratsky, Barnes and coaches Young and Wienbergen. Back row: Campbell, Luebke, Weber, Flats, Johnston, Mueller, Lindseth, Arasdea, Roberts, Reisenauer, Krogh, Thomas, and Marion. Don Seidl, Captain 76 Lost for the season In the first game at Spearfish were Tony Engelhardt and Vernon Reinhiller both with broken legs. ric. rw - Minot vs Savages LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Savages Win 5 And Lose 3 in 194 ) Grid Season SEASON'S RECORD we they Spearfish 6 39 Bismarck 40 0 Mayvilie 26 7 Valley City 13 21 Minot 0 14 Bottineau 31 0 Rapid City 25 6 Billings 25 13 Totals 166 100 Savages Thump Hard rockers 25 to 6 Savages Face Big Powerful Valley City Coach Is a One Time Wienbergen Pupil c 1 V' uV C. «4 G � C c 4s« e� X® - c° ©9 { e c® Vc A r VC ® VCv RED A WHITE STOKE Phono 34 Tho DSTC Savages fin- ished their '49 gridiron season with a 25 to 13 vic- tory over Montana East- ern oollege at Billings Friday, Nov. 11. This Victory brought to a close what has been a successful season for the local oollege gridiron gladiators. It was a tough schedule and the Savages won 5 of the 8 games they played. The three defeats suffered by the local boys were to teams with superior numbers and weight. Coaches H. J. Weinbergen and Loy Young can look forward to next year's football season with satisfaction. The Savages lose only 5 men from this year's squad. Ibis fact, plus the experience gained this year by some of the promising newcomers and a few more who will be eligible next year, should certainly give Dickinson the chanoe it has long waited for. For the past years Dickinson State Teachers College has been one of the weak- er teams in the NDIAC football race but it looks as though the papooses have developed into big strong braves who are ready to start occupying the top of the conference. It has been a good many years sinoe the local sohool has won the football championship but maybe next year will be the year. One very noticeable thing about the Savages was the way they came on at the dose of the season. They became stronger as each week passed. After losing the first game to Spearfish by a score of 39 to 6 the Savages bounced back and defeated Bismarck 40 to 0. The following week found the looals defeating Mayville 26 to 7 in a sad homecoming climax for Mayville. Then came the season's big game. It was the DSTC homecoming week and the opposition was the big, strong, and highly publicised VIkinga from the Valley City Teachesa College. After leading for three periods, the Savages finally were downed and out-manned as Valley City slipped out of Dickinson with a 21 to 13 victory. The next week the Savages played host to Herb Parker and his powerful Minot Beavere with Wes Luther. In a game played in 20 degree weather and what oould have been oalled the 'Ice Bowl', Minot capitalised on some sloppy playing by the locals and won 14 to 0. This was too much for the Savages so they took it out on the Bottineau Sohool of Forestry 31 to 0 in a free scoring game here. Picking up speed and determination the Savages then met the Rapid City Miners The DSTC boys were rude enough and set Rapid City baok to South Dakota smart- ing under a 25 to 6 licking. Then oame the season final at Billings and the Savages wrapped this victory up 25 to 13 and packed their moleskins away for another year. Three Starting Savage {gSSB | | ■ ■ iwi mvii iTwi m Backs Out with Injuries And Wes Luther V) ss% CD s .E ■J uo u (u w e- UO -e- •2 =5 L LISH HARDWARE Phone 156 o V9 £ o Vk o % t o on 10 to ALL COMRtNCE CHOICES Al IMaayo All conferenoe-NDIAC All conferenoe-Montana-Dakota DSTC Player Is Second in Midwest Football Scoring Apparently MH-oml In midwest football scoring In Al Tnm.iyo, Stale Ti-m-iu r college halfback, who chnlki d lip 96 point in the football season just completed Tiuiin.to has more touchdowns 15 to IS), I him midwest leader bill Young of Hillsdale, MkJli- Knn liut Young hits mode 19 points nflrr touchdown tn Ta- mayo's flvr. Younc toUJpd U7 points In right game No Infor- mation «as iivailnhlc hero Iasi night on whrthrr or not Iflllsdalr has additional Karnes to play. Tamayo. In rant afoot ihe la a dash man on DSTCa track squad and is a slippery broken field runner, often throwing would-be tacklc-rs off-balancc by clever fak- ing. Repeatedly this season, hpi brok- enficld running has added up to long gains for the Dickinson outfit after the light but hurd charging Savage line has sprung the Krm- mcrcr. Wyoming flash into the op- posing secondary. Tamayo'. end around swerp . a dangerous passing attack spear- headed by Captain Don Soldi, and the llm-bucking of such fullbacks as freshman Ken Stelzmiller and eophnmorr Tom Grat have com- bined to give the Dickinson team one of the best offensive outfits it has had in years. Leader nationally is Brad Row- land, Me Murry college of Abilene, Texas, wbo In t� games has scored 10« points on 18 touchdowns. Doug Hylce All conferenoe-NDIAC All conference-Kontana-Dakota George (Pudge) iaeden All Conferenoe-NDIAC Honoreble Mention-Uontana-Dakota Richard Mueller Hon. Mention Montana-Dakota 80 SERVICE DRUG STORE Gift Shop Downstair BASKETBALL Front Rami Publish, Hollinger, Zimmerman, Tamayo, Modi, Cuakelly Back Romi Manager Daly, Krogh, Oldenburg, Huffman, Linaeth, Mueller, Krleg, Coach Welnbergen Scramble for the ball with Eastern DICKINSON CASH REGISTER CO, Complete Art Metal Furniture Line Team we they Eastern 57 44 Eastern 56 45 Rocky Mt. 55 54 Rooky Mt. 46 41 Bottineau 85 38 Wehpeton • 76 64 Minot • 51 76 Ellendsle • 56 58 8 pear fi ah 52 46 Valley City 52 58 Rapid City 46 49 Rapid City 41 51 Bi soar ok 70 53 Ellendale 64 60 Minot 64 63 8pearfleh 47 43 Minot 64 46 Jameatown 67 67 Ellendale 51 66 Mayvllle 55 46 Bismarck 69 44 Wapheton 93 73 ffapheton 82 66 Valley City 55 68 Spearflah • 54 46 Total a 1496 13l4 • Non-conferenoe games Individual Scoring Krieg 293 Mueller 250 Linaeth 190 Tkaaayo 185 Cuekelly 179 Rledl 164 Hu fftnan 153 Krogh 32 Zimmerman 18 Hollinger 14 Oldenburg 7 Pavliah 5 Harold (Satch) Kreig All conference NDIAC Louie Oldenburg HEATON LUMBER COMPANY Gliding Material Headquarters Phone 61 s A £ AT Jb Buckshot Hoilinger V v A v A? A A1 Tamayo a? JF . ? ? A' j A® H A$F air F' S • Q Savages Play Spearfish 5 For M-D Title Saturday Savages Will Fight for Second Place Tomorrow Savages Take a Thriller M. A. SCHERFFIUS N P. Watch Inspector Registered Optician DSTC Cagers Win in Another Scalp-Raiser With a determined Rocky Moun- tain t -am trending on their heel� all the way, the Dickinson State Teachor Savage� protected an rnr- ly game lead to win their third rtrulght basketball game 65 to 54 at Billings lost night. FIRST TIME SINCE ‘27 DSTC Savages Play Without Wienbergen Dickinson Faces One of Most Formidable Foes Rapid City Miners Blast Out Win Over Loop Leaders Rapid CHy, S. D. —Sooth Dakata School of Mia Magod a basketball up t la � night with a 4P-«« win from Dleklmwn. S. D. TftHkrs leader in the Moatam-D a k a t a eonfereaee. Dirk■ mum krM a margin nt Freshman Sub Hits Free-Throw To Save Game w Dick Mueller George Perilsh 83 OSBORN'S STODIO Portraits-of Character 4 Distinction Roger Huffman ❖ «e Jp Bob Krogh DSTC Cagers Meet R$c y Mountain College Tonight Dickinson Catches Fire After a Slow First Period Fourth Quarter Rally Wins for Valley City Valley City Valley City State Teachers Vikings wound up their regular season play here last night by defeating Dickinson State Teachers college's Savages. M-to. In a North Dakota Intercollegiate conference baaketball game. The Savages lead nt the end of each period. 19-12, 33-2«. and 42-41 but the Vikings rallied In the Anal period to knot the score and then forge ahead. Savages Start Slowly; Beavers Are Too Short Dusties Dust Savages In Game at Ellendale Savage Subs Show Promise in 85 to 38 Win Over Bottineau W JUNIOR VARSITY Front rowt Parllsh, Wilton. Zimaersai Back row� Cotoh Young, Kunts, Weber, '� Stelsailler, Kielnjan, Grots Amaden, Thomas, Manager Daly Season's Record Team we they Dickinson Legion 36 52 Dickinson Legion 33 35 Glendlre J. C. 58 41 Dinsdale'a 43 43 Miles City J. C. 53 42 Spear fish J. V's 44 34 Mott 55 40 Jamestown J V's 51 72 Hettinger H. S. 32 36 Bismarck J C 40 37 Glendire J. C 42 38 Dinadalea 50 43 Miles City J. C. 45 55 Spearfish J V's 31 18 Totals 613 686 Miles City College Plays the JV’s Tonight FIRST INVESTMENT INSURANCE AGENCY FI rat National Bank Building Phone 298 Pioneers of Protection Established in 1880 Roy L Herhusky. Manager 85 BASKETBALL NOTES Coach Harry Wienbergen's DSTC Savages closed a successful season show- ing 17 wins and 8 losses on a difficult schedule. The local peds are once again Dakota-Montana Conference champs, having copped the crown two years in a row. In the NDIAC the locals remained in second place, close on the heels of the high flying Valley City Vikings. The opening tilt of the season found the Savages teeing Eastern Montana College at the local gym, and it was a success tel debut as the Dickinson Teachers grabbed a 57-44 victory. At Billings the following week. Coach Shorty Alterwitz's Yellowjackets lost their 6ting and it was another Sav- age victory by a 56-45 count. In the next two Dakota-Montana conference tilt6. Pocky Mountain College of Billings was the opponent and the result showed two Dickinson conquests, one a thrilling 55-54 battle and a 46-41 Savage win. Opening their NDIAC schedule against Bottineau, the local Peds swamped the helpless Forresters 85 -38 at the local gym with Coach Wienbergen using everyone but the water boy. Next on the menu for the Savages was the NDIAC holiday tournament at Minot and in their first game against Wahpeton the locals wouldnt be denied, winning a 75-64 thriller. The next game in the tourney was a nightmare for the Savages as Minot chopped them down 75-51. Ellendale defeated the Dickinson boys for third place 58-55 in a last second decision. Hoping to benefit from their mistakes at the tourney, which did not count in the conference standings, the Savages defeated Spearfish 52-46 at Spearfish. The big game was here the one the Savages wanted most. Valley City, their old nemesis. After leading most of the way, Dickinson lost the game in the closing moments, but what a battle it was] The Valley City game seemed to put the boys in a rut and the following week a disastrous road trip to Rapid City saw the locals defeated 49-46 and 51-41 by a seemingly weak Rapid City Hardrocker five. After the disheartening road trip to South Dakota the locals won five straight tilts, defeating Bismarck 70-53, Ellendale 64-60, Minot 64-63, Spearfish 47-43, and Minot 64-46. It looked as though the Dickinson Peds were on their way, then a bombshell hit them at Jamestown and Ellendale in two crucial NDIAC tilts. When the smoke of battle had cleared, it was two Savage defeats, both upsets. Jamestown won a 67-57 upset and the locals fell apart at Ellendale with the Dusties copping a 66-51 conference tilt. Playing as they had all season, the Savages decided to win again and they did, first knocking off a supposedly powerful Mayville five 55-46, and walloping Bismarck 69-44 at the Capitol city. The last two home games found the Dickinson boys facing the Wahpeton Midcats. These were import- ant games, as Wahpeton handed Valley City their lone defeat in conference play. The Savages, anxious to show their strength, all but annihilated the clawing; Wildcats who were defeated 93-73 and 82-66 in a demonstration of red hot shooting. The final game of the season found the Savages at Valley City and after leading all the way, the Dickinson Teachers were downed 58-55. In a post- season game at Bowman, Dickinson defeated Spearfish easily 54-46 to close a successful season. Linseth pushes one against MayviUe feJastern gathers In a rebound Halda hits for Mayrille 777777777 Tkmayo gets a free one against Valley Poger scores against Wahpeton •Is it good? Waiting. Gerry hooks one against Wahpeton The camera catches up with high flying Prexy C. E. Soott at a Washington airport Just before he leaves for Germany, April 12, 1949, to survey sections of German school system for American army authorities. With Scott are Dr. Crum of I high University and Dr. Sig Newman of Mlddletonn, Connecticut. Bg Chief ’ ttschiyyj to l€-'r � -r� , DSTC President Will Leave For Germany, Sunday B. Soott Two big headline events at the college during the past year..... 1. Legislature appropriates money for new physical education building. 2. DSTC is accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. College President Back From Germany Front Row, left to rlghti A. S. Marshall, Forbes Merle Kidder, president, Towner; Fred J. Traynor, Devils Imke; R. A. Trubey, Fargo. Back Row, left to right Dr. A. D. VoCannell, Minot; Dr. A. F. Arnason, Comnissioner of Higher Education, Bismarck; Lars Fredriokson, Pekin; Roy Johnson, Casselton. i DR. FERGUSON Education .0 -V •Act) u A.'ek SysYj , 0( F-'l.v. r u� «. £ h' !• J YA.se D£AI | L. G. PULVER Dean of Men j .. N ' Ske, «� it uy y,f to V the K fOY- ■100,000, f90.j RFG 2T J. COFFELT Regi strar X om y flunKed tuo t etse-s — don't sec. n ky X c.� WY camj 3O hoi � s! M. KLINEFELTER Se cretary Peajly Houj — u l «i X U� ou.lJ n’Y thin of art-' you. t. r«Ad y.ur V Vh tt.vi ti , E. BLACKORBY History 89 Mo . Mo rUt � v«v i do -not Covw , u� � u bet W evi H e t-loar avvA-t+ie Z. BF.ILER Art DR A C SELKE Social Science J. S. RADIATOR AND GLASS SHOP INC. Vulcanizing Voo . out Vast SiwmMf! X'c Suvt. rVivi p� i� o V V -ill the it X lit d O nJy A+ ,o ff ? 'eces a f D. ERICSON Music E. KONO Bookstore 1 At H. E. MURPHY Science H. WIENBERGEN . 1 M (A Phy. Ed� vJf ■S6L L. SCHUMACHER Phy� Ed. 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Decker, Second Row: R, Kostelecky, C. De Foe, J. Kralicek, D. Kiwimagi, H. Hauck, E. Tuhy, G. Kushynski, R. Bezdicek. BOYS GLEE CLUB Front Row: F. Pazourek, 0. Havelka, M. Basaraba, Miss Hess, T. Hushka, M. Karsky, J. Keller. Second Row: S. Jablonsky, K. Repetowski, H. Gieger, C. De Foe, G. Benzie, V. Kovash, R. Stieg, E. Klym. Ihird Row: A. Karsky, E. Kuchynski, R. Franhchuk, D. Oukrop, R. Kiwimagi, E. Hondl, M. Kanski, J. Steffan. 102 GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front Row: J. Palaniuk, M. Jirges, M. Havelka, M. Jirges, V. Kudrna, G. Sadowsky, W. Sadowsky, G. Sadowsky, B. Palaniuk, E. Kasper, B. Iainphear. Second Row: Miss Hess, R. Rech, J. Gustafson, B. Kosteleoky, A. 'Dabor, E. Kaisershot, C. Kuylen, E. Pavlicek, G. Meduna, L. Keller, M. Haverluk. Third Row: B. Lundin, B. Semerad, H. Semerad, P. Baseflug, B. Johnson, C. Lee, V. Vrana, B. Polensky, J, Palaniuk, L. Havelka, B. Rebsom. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front Row: I, Palaniuk, M. Filipi, R. Palaniuk, E. Privratsky, V. 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