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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1960 volume:

an f . in 5 ,. 2 5 Qu ww M x 21 4-gs. 'N him avvmv The '60 Prairie Smoke Co-editors Irene Freed Hollace Thompson Section Editors Yvonne Boerhnsen Nancy Good Kenneth Osborne Photographers Richard Murdy Bernnett Reinlce sraff Assistants Myrna West Harold Schmitz Faculty Advisor Mr. W. Ferron Halvorson Badlands picture by W. P. SEBENS Bismarck, N. Dak. 5 1 T r C ff, 'J , N 1 Q. ff I x it F F V X 5 Q n Q E Q5 I., K B I I X 9 v I 0 u. 1 x ' f , 1 W V... 5 x rr. 4 . , nv. Q. . I 1 .. w'l'T'W , 'tiff' Na-.' ,f'f,,ft- . , .. vw ,bg Q 'i ' W is 4 ,M 4'LL , gt, W.. 4 ,fgggfgkf 3 A We .rw ff ' 27 if Wwf 2 4' fm: A 2 ..f'Q'E S I I 2 E 5 K ,xg . .ffm M.: E Q vi We .4 , 22-wmv, W, 'L A wx xv 5, . 2 M F A-2 '10 i ... . . x iqgfx- if-+-1 , FX in at-Q ' rerienfing . . . The spacious campus ofthe North Dakota State Teach- ers College at Dickinson is providing needed room for development. The existing buildings are comparatively new and the campus plan and location are such that further development can make it the most beautiful campus in the northwest. The location of the college makes it natural for it to become an area college serv- ing the higher education needs of Western North Dakota. A president's home is being completed on the north edge of the campus. By l96l the college hopes to have the new library ready for service and faculty offices. This structure is to be located between the east wing of May Hall and the new men's residence hall. Other plans include housing for married stu- dents, a new women's dormitory, a student union, a science unit, and an addition to Scott Gymnasium. These building goals are only part of the college's dynamic plans for the future. . wifi rl Ewfifliimr. . .1s::4Yiw.w,2g'M2'rf wx . N sii 3 W 'TW' ' w T Q 1 54 U :' la , .2 . . 2 15. k Ls- A H . MW in ' A N . sw 1 - ' W - . . . . i I ' 51'5S5f11L.4,QV-Q ' an fl f ' ' ' , K . , . .N , , AM. .M N-Ls, fly-N-Vlqewf-:1,wwq2 , WMM, W V , ,. x K b V. V VV it v , I I ., W, In ,h . lil Q.jK5.gi.ZL ig I f . , . Egg, . D 13 51. ,. D - ,gf .nf QMS 7 Q5?fi'f' f QWQ :if.g'f,. . ri . 4' 3 ' 1 - ' ' 7 K N J3Qg Q W,,55 ,.f 5 s .Q5f .. sl, 4 . W A M 4, WW, Nm V... WW. ,, M ,fe w H n - SCOTT GYMNASIUM SELKE HALL Buildings ....... TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ....... Administration Faculty ............. Classes ...... Athletics .....................,............ Activities and Organizations ....... Royalty ...................................... 1 Who s Who ........ Campus High ...... 2 6 8 ....-...l6 .....-..24 ........52 ........64 ........87 ........9O ........92 FUTURE LIBRARY lf. Affhuf C .SM gbecbcafion We respectfully dedicate the l96O edition of the Prairie Smoke to Dr. Arthur C. Selke who has worked to further the interests of the college and the students attending it. His remembering names and faces ot former students is one of his outstanding characteristics. Dr. Arthur C. Selke, who is a member of a family that has done much to meet the educational needs ot the Midwest area, has been at Dickinson State Teachers College for thirty-three years. He came to the Dickinson college from the Black Hills Teachers College at Spearfish, South Dakota in l927. He received his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Minnesota and his Ph.D. from the University of North Dakota. He has done additional graduate study at the University of Chicago, the University of Heidelberg, and the School of Economics, Mannheim, Germany. Dr. Selke is chairman of the Social Science Division and was a member of the Administrative Council at the college for many years. During this past year he has served on the Curriculum Council. He has been active in many of the campus organizations and college committees. The college faculty and the State Board of Higher Education recommended that the new men's residence hall be named Selke Hall. Dr. Selke will be retiring this year after many years in teaching. 2 Z 5 QQ W... 1,1 Mrs. Ramona Brown secretary Pres O A D L , , . . . e ong, and Business Manager P. O. Aosmundstad co f ' ' n er concernmg college affclrs. iqwdiclenf :becgmg The office of college president has considerable influence on the growth of an institution. lt is a position in which an awareness of the future possibilities depends upon analysis and vision. The diversified and complex administrative details include planning, organization, staffing, directing, coordinating, reporting, and budgeting. These quali- ties and aspects are included in the art of administration which is demonstrated well by Dickinson State's new president, Dr. O. A. DeLong. DEAN OF WOMEN-LEILA WOODS Dean of Women Leila Woods supervises student housing and part-time employment for women, and gives guidance through individual and regularly scheduled conferences. Also, she acts as an advisor to the Student Council, and is Social Chairman of Student Activi- ties. Both the Dean of Women, and the Dean of Men serve on a committee that acts upon all applications for scholarships and loans. 10 DEAN OF MEN-L. G. PU,LVER Dean Pulver counsels male students in matters concerning employment and fi- nance, personal adjustment, health, and class attendance. He serves as an advisor to the Student Council, Phi Sigma Pi, and the Men's Union. ln addition, he is a member of the Council on Student Affairs and the Council on Buildings and Grounds, and Business Affairs. ,V VAUGHN RHODES Assistant Deon of Men EARL DUNGAN Deon ot Students GORDON OLSON Dean ofthe College HARRY WIENBERGEN Deon of Faculty 1 l l PRESIDENT EMERITUS CHARLES E. SCOTT Dr. Charles E. Scott is a native of Missouri. He came to North Dakota in l922 to head the Department of Edu- cation at the Dickinson Normal School. He went to Minot Normal School to be Director of Training in l927. On August l,l939, he was appointed president of the college at Dickinson. He retired from that posi- tion on August l, l959. Dr. Scott now serves as coordinator of the college entrance programs for the State Board of Higher Education. I I U ' ,4 Q e6lJel'lf 6 6!Ul60l y 0UnCl Left to right: Harry Wienbergen, Dean of Facultyg W. Ferron tiveg Dr. Gordon Olson, Dean of Collegeg Palmer Aasmundstad, Busi- Halvorson, Chairman of Public Relationsg L. G. Pulver, Faculty-At- ness Manager and Registrarg Dr. Earl Dungan, Dean of Studentsg and Large Representative-5 H. E, Murphy, Faculty-At-Large Representa- President O. A. DeLong. MISS MATH I LDA STOXEN Librarian MRS. REX SWENSON al' -.,,V.... Nurse MRS. OLIVE RUTHERFORD Housemofher at Klinefelter Hall MISS EDNA KQNO MRS. ETHEL KEARNS Bookstore Monooer Housemofher at Stickney Hall mu 9 MRS. HARRY WIENBERGEN Assistant Librarian A, J 1 . v..1 ' ' A M- H v...,'mf--f-21-V-,W,N wi ks? SW N M. MISS KAREN MYERS Bookkeeper ufninedri Umm MRS, MiLDRED CHRISTENSEN Assistant Registrar . 32: 'mm ' A Y g E C wr ..,.,. ., ,.,.,.,., f: - at , L'f9?'Gs 5: f an A g is-. g ' it , S in Annlu V... MRS. RAMONA BROWN Secretary to the Registrar MR. P. O, AASMUNDSTAD Registrar and Business Manager MRS. VERA WILSON Secretary to the President Cakferia .Q Mrs. Elva Swanson ...J- fs. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Gladys Lobsinger, Mrs. Lillian Pagel, Mrs. Emma Nels Ordohl Ficek, Mrs. Edna Foreman, and Mrs. Tillie Ficek. ainfenance LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacob Dukart, lsadore Sikora, Frank Dukarf, Nicholas Frank Wolfe, Nick GIOSSCI' Hipsak, Dominic Staudinger, Sebastian Klein. ' iff dll ' K.. Y.- , 'Tiff ,fi-ig ,fi . ,1fg,5u Q wk 5,4,..A my ' Jacob Dukart 4 X :ii .ff eQwPfw iasiiilki, - f.. my .- -i wg H rg.. M, x ilL-iff' S , . 1 .. . ' , 5,.+ r,'-1Z '21'i ffl: f . ,fyqgq-944' fi, ., 'E'5 . :pf F 1--f 'Aff-44'--+t-:N',,..' f Mrs. Amelia Hansson 4. . :. ,f'rt '!f 'vi fi' ,. L UI i:.,g,,,g.i,..sg. ,iv J Mrs. Lillian Pavllslfi , - 'r I Q 1 ll W' l f 1, - W? ff-iw-H. an V... . T - T S - ' im 155, ,C-gg 1 Q Eg., :, , 1 x-S, 4 Lf f' 'lm , M N - Q.. V. K ts 1 J af :Sl-n xk gzzgg iii, .hiisfx , . -f 4 4 -x i . - hx.. 1 . ,y,....sl ' 7, -...K ,..,4--3-1-. - - ?5'9l'w:---+1-'rw' 4. ,V .L .. li K Q -1 T He 9 1 l l l i i l 1 i Mi 2 5 2 2: EE 2 2 ,i fl 2 2 E fi fa 53 H Q 24 ji gl 3 5 s 5 3 l l l l l 1 is . 'ZH :Q FACULTY MEETING DUANE NELSON Instrumental Music HARRY J. WI ENBERGEN Chairman ofthe Health and Physical Education Division DR. A. C. SELKE Chairman ofthe Social Science Division QUAIN K. JAHRMAN Acting Chairman of the Agriculture, Home Economics, and Industrial Arts Division CLAYTON KETTERLI NG Physical Education H. E. MURPHY Chairman of the Science and Mathematics Division DR. CLAUDE LEVY History gCLClflAy DR. ALICE TIRRELL Social Science JOHN C. THOMPSON Mathematics CLINTON A.. SH EFFIELD Art aflllgy CHARLES E. JOHNSON Supervisor of Elementary Education FRANK RICHARDS J OH N MacDONALD Biology ALFRED J. DOLWIG English and German Mathematics-Nurses Training DR. KENTON F. VICKERY Chairman of the Language and Literature Division L. G. PULVER Chairman of the Commerce Division MRS. ECKHART HEID Music-Piano and Organ DR. EARL. DUNGAN PSYCHOLOGY MRS. JOHN A. DOERNER Mass l.En.A wooos Home Economics Mathematics it ' 'R - 'L3.3Si5E'SSisRiSsX?Rf3f. WALTER SMITH Music-Woodwinds ,,. W.. M., MISS MATHILDA L. STOXEN Library Courses MISS NYDIA REYNOLDS O. T. BELSHEIM Chairman of the Division of Fine Arts Speech VAUGHN RHODES Education GEORGE MONTGOMERY Commerce 55 my 'S' 1 Yi MISS LORRAINE SCHUMACHER Physica! Education CHARLES MORRISON Commerce yr: ROBERT A. TRACY Physical Education JOHN MEIGHAN Physics and Mathematics DR. GORDON OLSON Chairman ofthe Education Division Ll' MISS FLORENCE TUCKER English W. FERRON HALVORSON Communication Arts , li , wh. -I M I SS GLADYS WILSON Education DALE H EWSON AgricuIture nn-ind ASSEMBLY 64464 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Albert Degelej President, Clyde Saylerg Secretary, Morleen Hermong Vice-President, Wilbert Huber, Student Council Representative, Paul Blickensderfer. 6 . ., STANLEY BARTELS KENNETH BEAUDOIN RICHARD BEGEMAN ARLO BEGGS Hettinger, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Bismarck, N. D. Turtle Lake, N. D. Major: Education Major: Physical Education Major: Composite Science Major: Commerce, Minors: English, Social Science Minor: Industrial Arts Minor: Biology Social Science Men's Union: Methodist Stu- Men's Union: Football: D Men's Union. Minors: History, Geography, dent Movement: Student Edu- Club. Geology cation Association. Men's Union, 55O Club, Stu- LARRY BENDER Dickinson, N. D. Major: Commerce Minorl English Men's Union, LYNNE BIRDSALL Gladstone, N. D, Major: Elementary Education Minors: Music, English Alpha Sigma Alpha, Mem- bership Director: Women's League: Concert Choir: Music Educators National Confer- ence. PAUL BLICKENSDERFER Mott, N. D. Majors: Mathematics, Composite Science Phi Sigma Pi: Lambda Delta Lambda: Men's Union: Stu- dent Council: Who's Who. dent Education Association. MARIE BLICKENSDERFER Mott, N. D. Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Speech, German Alpha Sigma Alpha, Editor: Women's League: Internation- al Relations Club, Secretary- Treasurer: United Youth Fel- lowship. m-sfwaeniw sms. wemmmumaonunnnlwmmn-m.awi HENRY BLOOD South Heart, N. D. Majors: Composite Commerce, Ph sical Education Y Phi Sigma Pi, Publicity Chair- man, Men's Union, Track, D' Club, Newman Club, Vice- YVONNE BOEHRNSEN Taylor, N. D. Major: Composite Commerce Minors: English, Chemistry Alpha Sigma Alpha, President, Women's League, Student Council, United Youth Fellow- EUGENE BOGNER JESSIE BUEHLER Gladstone, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Major: Commerce Major: Education Minors: Mathematics, English Minors: Physical Education, Men's Union. Commerce Women's League, Women's Recreation Association. President. ship, P r a i r i e Smoke, Who's Who. JACKIE DASSINGER ALBERT DEGELE JOHN DOERNER RONNIE DONNER Dickinson, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Beach, N. D. Reeder, N. D. Major: Education Major: Commerce Major: Chemistry Major: Social Science Minors: English, Social Science Minor: Mathematics Minors: Biology, Geography Minorsi English, Women's League. ' Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, 550 Club. Physical Education President, Newman Club, Class Men's Union. Sec reta ry. DAPHNE DOTY Belfield, N. D. Majors: Music, English Minor: Social Science Alpha Sigma Alpha, Vice-Presi dent, Women's League, Con cert Choir, Women's Recrea tion Association, Music Edu cators National Conference Methodist Student Movement, Slope Teacher, Who's Who. DON EMCH JOHN FLECK Leith, N. D. Selfridge, N. D. Major: Music Major: Commerce Concert Choir, Concert Band, Minor: Social Science Brass Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Men's Union. Music Educators National Con- ference, Men's Union. DONALD FLEMMER Hebron, N. D. Majori Composite Music Minor: Social Science Concert Band, Concert Choir Music Educators National Con ference, Men's Union. IRENE FREED LEARY GETZ ADALINE GIBSON PAUL GILBERT Dickinson, N. D. Rhame, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Major: Elemenfdry Edt-ICOfi0rl Majors: Physical Education, Major: Education Major: Mathematics Minors: Music, English industrial Arts Minors: Physical Education, Minors: Chemistry, Women's League, Concert Minor: Social Science English Industrial Arts Choir, MuSiC ECluCOf0I'S NG- Men's Union. Women's League, Alpha Sigma Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta tional Conference, Public ln- Alpha, Women's Recreation Lambda, Sec reta ry, Men's formation, Prairie Smoke, Co- Association. Union, Tennis, D Club, Con editor. cert Band, Who's Who. THOMAS GUNDERSON ARLYS HANSON Dickinson, N. D. Belfield, N. D. Major: Physical Education Major: Mathematics Minors: English, Social Science Minors: Chemistry, Agriculture Men's Union, Vice-president: Men's Union. Football, Co-captain: Track: D Club: Newman Club. JANICE HAUGEN Taylor, N. D. Majors: Elementary Education, Biology Minor: English Lambda Delta Lambda: Wo- men's League: Concert Choir: Lutheran Students Association, Program Chairman: Who's Who: Homecoming General Chairman: Student Affairs Committee: Committee for Re- vision of Student Association Constitution, Chairman. DANIEL HERTZ JEANETTE HERTZ WILBERT HUBER Mott, N. D. Bentley, N. D. Hebron, N. D. Major: Composite Commerce Major: Elementary Education Major: Mathematics Minor: Social Science Minors: Geography, English Minors? Social Science, Phi Sigma Pi, Vice-President: Alpha Sigma Alpha: Women's Mathematics Men's Union, Secretary: United League. Men's Union, Lambda Delta Youth Fellowship. Lambda: United Youth Fellow- ship: Class Vice-President. MARLEEN HERMAN Beulah, N. D. Major: Elementary Education Minors: Commerce, Physical Education Alpha Sigma Alpha, Chaplain: Women's League: Women's Recreation Association: New- man Club, Corresponding Sec- retary: Student Education As- sociation: Concert Band: Who's Who: Class Secretary. MAURICE HUNKE Taylor, N. D. Major: Social Science Minors: Music, German Concert Choir: Concert Band: Music Educators National Con- ference: Men's Union. DALE HURT DONALD JOHNSTON Belfield, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Major: IndustriaIArts Majors: Education, English Minors: Commerce, Minor: Social Science Physical Education Men's Union. Men's Union, Student Council, Vice-President, D Club, Who's Who. DONNA JOHNSTON Dickinson, N. D. Major: Education Minors: Geography, English Newman Club, Women's Rec- reation Association, Student Education Association, Concert Choir, Women's League. MARK KEMPENICH JOSEPH KISCH MARVIN KNOLL Bowman, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Mandan, N. D. Major: Mathematics Majors: Industrial Arts, Majors: Physical Education, Minors: Chemistry, Physics Physical Education Social Science Lambda Delta Lambda, Men's Minors: Foreign Language, Minor: English Union, 55O Club. Social Science Men's Union, D Club, Men's Union, Newman Club, Basketball, Newman Club. President. THEODORE KELLER Dickinson, N, D. Major: Social Science Minors: English, Geography Men's Union. KAREN LARSON Mandan, N. D. Major: Music Minors: Music, Art Women's League, Concert Choir, Dormitory House Coun- cil, Music Educators National Conference, Lutheran Students Association, C onc e rt Band, Public Information, Homecom- ing Princess. ROBERT LASATER RONALD LEINIUS ELLEN LOGAN KAY LUDWIG Dickinson, N. D. Bowman, N. D. Belfield, N. D. Richardton, N. D. Major: Physical Education Major: Mathematics Major: Elementary Education Majors: Education, English Minors: Industrial Arts, Minors: English, Foreign Minors: English, Geography Minor: Art Geography Language Women's Leaaue. Women's League, Alpha Sigma Men's Union, Football, D Lambda Delta Lambda, Treas- Alpha, Newman Club, Catholic Club, President. urer, Men's Union, Track, D Action. Club. JOSEPHINE MAIER Beulah, N. D. Major: Education Minors: Social Science, Physical Education Women's Recreation Associa- tion, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Treasurer, Rodeo Club, Treas- urer, Rodeo Queen, Women's League. WILLIAM MILLER Beach, N. D. Majors: Chemistry, Social Science Minor: English Men's Union. ALOIS MOOTZ JAMES MUCK Dickinson, N. D. Hettinger, N. D. Major: Social Science Major: Mathematics Men's Union. Minors: Physical Education, Social Science Men's Union, Cue Club, D' Club, Lutheran Students As sociation, 55O Club. O'l'l'O MUECKE Gladstone, N. D. Major: Composite Music Minor: English Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union Concert Choir, Music Educa: ROGER MYERS Medora, N. D. Major: Social Science Minors: History, English Men's Union, Student Council, President, D Club, Who's ROBERT NEAS New Salem, N. D. Major: Commerce Minor: Geography Men's Union. JAMES NISTLER Dickinson, N. D. Major: Social Science Minors: Physical Education, Agriculture, Political Science tors National Conference, Who. 550 Club. President, United Youth Fel- Iowship, Vice-President, Con- cert Band, Who's Who. CLEMENT OSTER RAYMOND PELTON EARL PETERSON KAREN PETERSON Dickinson, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Majors: Composite Science, Majors: Physical Education Major: Composite Commerce Majors: Music, Elementary Industrial Arts Composite Science Minor: Geography Education Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Men's Union. Men's Union, 55O Club. Minor: Music Newman Club. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Women's League, Choir, Student Educa tion Association, Who's Who. DON PROUTY Washburn, N. D. Major: Physical Education Minor: English Men's Union, D Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Basketball, Newman Club. LINCOLN REINHILLER Elgin, N. D. Major: Composite Science Minor: Physical Education Men's Union, Student Council Football, Co-Captain, Baseball D club, whds who, Home: coming Chief. DAVID SAHR Dickinson, N. D. Major: Composite Music Minor: English Men's Union, Concert Choir, Music Educators National Con ference, Vice-President, Meth odist Student Movement, Con cert Band. CHARLES SNYDER JEROME STROM LARRY TRANSTROM Newtown, N. D. Beulah, N. D. Halliday, N. D. Major: Composite Commerce Major: Composite Commerce Major: Biology Minor: Social Science Minor: Social Science Minor: Agriculture Phi Sigma Pi, Secretary-Treas- Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Men's Union. urer, Men's Union, 550 55O Club, Slope Teacher. Club. CLYDE SAYLER Golden Valley, N. D. Major: Social Science Minors: English, Business Ad- ministration Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, ln- ternational Relations Club, Class President, Council of Stu- dent Affairs. DARLYNE UNRUH Zap, N. D. Majors: Elementary Education, English Minor: Social Science Alpha Sigma Alpha, Women's League, Women's Recreation Association, United Youth Fel- Iowship. DAVID VOKAL DENNIS WEBER Belfield, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Major: Elementary Education Major: Education Minors: English, Minors: History, English Social Science Men's Union. Phi Sigma Pi, Sub-Council Rep- resentative, Men's Union, New- man Club. GAYLE ZASTOUPIL New England, N. D. Majors: Social Science, English Minor: Geography Women's L e a g u e, Slope Teacher, A s s o c i a t e Editor, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Rush Chairman, Student Council, Social Commissioner. CHARLES EUGENE WEST Bowman, N. D. Major: Social Science Minors: Geography, English International Relations Club, President, Newman Club, Phi Sigma Pi, Student Education Association, Men's Union. KENNETH WERRE Elgin, N. D. Major: Commerce Minor: English Men's Union NOT PICTURED: Darold Benz, Wilhelmina Fredricks, Richard Goplin Gary Grindberg, Jack Guenthner, Boyd Nelson, Ardean Nester, Larry Roemmich Clarence Vetter, Sister Bemice. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Ernest Bielg Secretary, Marilyn Tietzg Vice-President, Roswell Henke, Student Council Representative, Dennis Klewin. Not pictured is President, Paul Wagner. 'rw TOP ROW: Don Aisenbrey, Gary Barnaby, Cynthia Barstad, Obert Marjorie Buchfink, John Buresh, Woodrow Childs, Gloria Chinn, Fay Barstad, Russell Beyers, Ernest Biel, Robert Bren. BOTTOM ROW: Connell, Allen Dahl, Douglas DeLong. Charles Denzin Gustav Diem Doris Dietz Gordon Dietz Marvin Dietz Eugene Doll James Dunn' Faye Engesser Margaret Faiman Janet Feland Herbert Fischer John Gengler Everett Gilbert Richard Grosz Sylvia Haas Gary Hagler Roswell Henke Thomas Huffman Harlan Johnson Robert Johnson Dean Kautzman Roger Kiwimagi Ernest Klem Dennis Klewin Jerome Knopik Howard Koch Ronald Krueger James Leonberger Dale Little Soldier Donald Murdy LaVerne Nielson Harold Oss Allan Polensky Lyle Reinke Robert Ridenhower Joyce Roberts ? JoAnn Ruppert Dorothy Sanders Thomas Seaman Marvin Smith Q James Sprenger Donald Stang Robert Thomas Marilyn Tietz Joseph Vetter Harold Voigt Raymond Waetien Paul Wagner John Schmeling Mary Pat Weber Gunilla Wiberg Mary Zabel NOT PICTURED: Maurice Aird, ene , Raymond Knoell, Clyde Lang, Donald Mack, Diane Schmidt, Bruce Schwartz, Carol Stafney, John Uecker. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Publicity Chairman, Johanna Heckerg Student Council Repre- sentative, David Dukartg President, Bob Quamg Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Van Millg Vice- President, Leo Bares. Marlyn Adams Ethel Atkinson Richard Bailey Clifford Balzer Leo Bares Sharon Beery Winston Billigmeier Audrey Bohlmon Gloria Bohn Gerald Braun Oscar Buckmier Robert Burke Weldon Christenson Venita Danzeisen Bill Davies Shirley Diebel Paul Dietz Herbert Dobitz Teresa Dobrowski Doyle Dotson David Dukart Marvin Eckroth Veronica Ehrmantraut Lester Engelter Roger Erickson David Faiman Vernon Ferderer Mary Fiedler Greta Fong Fred Ford Henry Friedt Wealthy Ganser Loyd Gibbons John Gieser Albert Godes Donald Gratz Judy Gregory Marcellus Hartze 1 Harlin Hassebrock Elaine Heck Johanna Hecker Mary Held Richard Heinert Donna Heinle Theresa Hemz Theodore Hellman Joseph Hlebichuk Ronald Holty June Hoth Angi DiAnn Janssen Lois Jensen Shirley Jensen Arlene Jerke David Jesperson Laura John Bertha Jones Arthur Jorgenson Alvin Kadrmas Kenneth Kadrmas Nilah Kadrmas Wayne Kadrmas LeRoy Kessel Roger Kilwein Ronald Klewm Janice Knoll Marvin Koch Donald Kostelecky Donald J. Kostelecky Pete Kostelecky e Hurt Albert Kraft LeRoy Krank Phyllis Kreis Doreen Kubik Norman Krueger Jerome Lebo Bob Lleiniius Jerome Lindblom Mavis Loritz Lawrence Luger Jane Magstadt Mary Mann Gary Martin LeRoy Martin Marley McDowall Duane Meissner Robert Metzger Sharon Mischel Beryle Mjolsness Sidney Moore Rodney Myers Boris Namenuk Rodney Nibbe Gloria Obrigewitch Everett Olson John Opp Charles Pagel Mary Phillips A Marion Pohribnak Clara Potter Virgil Sailer Monica Schanandore Robert Scott Myrna Sigl Joan Stephens Jerry Stordahl Clark Talkington Yvonne Thielman Holly Thompson Lynn Timm Nancy Van Mill Dominic Volesky Willard Wagnon Shirley Weeks Richard Whitesell Ron Wiley Beth Williams Sharon Wilson Duane Wobig Donald Yeager Lucille Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Robert Dornady, Verlene Eberts, John Funk, Paul Halvorson, Kathleen Hardy, Darleen Hauff, Darlene Hledik, Lawrence Kaufman, Evelund'KeSseI, Charles Koffler, Donald Koppinger, Don Kubik, Bill Lemke, Barbara Leonard, James Magelky, Thomas Muggli, Richard Murdy, Rodger Nichols, Rocky Olheiser, Robert Quam, Merrill Reinhiller, Sharol Sargent, LaVonne Schmidt, Marge Schneider, Marie Steffes, Larry Strommen, Myrna West, Lois Whiting, Arlis Wiedrich, Don Zastoupil. A FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Student Council Representative, Marcia Olson, Secretary- Treasurer, John Oxton, President, David Larson, Vice-President, Nancy Good. Don Abernethy Donald Adamski LaVerne Aisenbrey Terry Anderson Arnold Anheluk Eddie Anheluk l1i24 L iff-15,1644 QA E,ka5f...:5 A-'7 ' 1Qizixg+V,.eL'i ' Dorothy Austin Marlin Bachler Elizabeth Billick Ruth Bliss Geraldine Richard Bird Boehm Donna Bolte Juanita Boyd Shirley Boswell Mary Bradec Elliot Braun Raymond Braun Marie Braun Gary Brengle Joyce Breum Dave Buresh Kenneth Brinster Marlene Burr Wayne Carter Gertie Chruszch Vernon Cermak William Chruszch Diane Conradson Joe Cook Darell Cuskelly Norman Davis Frank Decker Cleon Diers J udy DeLong Diane Drake Mari lyn Dronen Frank Ellefson Diane Ellingson Sharon Engesser Ted Eslinger Richard Ficek LeRoy Farber Mary Fischer Eugene Focht Rodger Fraase Edith Franchuk Ben Frank Margaret Friez Chester Gartner Caroline Gartner Dale Gilie Nancy Good Lynn Gravning Fayette Gordon David Gray Gene Grimes Edna Guenther Raymond Grudem Elaine Hafele John Hallquist Roger Haug Elaine Hanel Mary Jane Heinitz Edward Heiser Joseph Hensel Marjorie Hellekson Oella Heupel Vivian Hewson Wayne Hledi k Dawna Hogan Dorothy Hoovestol Duane Hoovestol Audrey Howe Frank Jablonski Florence Jacobson Gerald Johnston Einar Justesen Joan Kadrmas Eileen Kallis Edward Korsky Lila Kasalek Bob Kellogg Neil Keohane David Kessel Wesley Ketterling Adolph Kisse Karen Kisse lrvin Kistner John Klee Judy Klick Ann Kling Martin Koller Clarence Kostelecky Marlene Kostelecky Loretta Kostelnak Ralph Kraenzel Larry Kromarek Arlene Kudrna Leonard Lando Jereine Larsen David Larson Patty Lo rson Ronnie Larson Davis Lay Pat Leonberger Geroldine Lefor Edwo rd Lone Fight Leon Ludlum Larry Luger Elaine Luger Clyde Mallory Audrey Mondlgo Leon Martinez Sandro Mann Charles McLaughlin Barbara Miller Kenneth Miller Joan Miller Virginia Miller Darlene Mischel Dorothy Moe Gary Mjolsness Gary Mutschelknous Ted Darrel Nelson Nomeniuk Darlene Nelson Jock Nelson Myrna Nelson Sherrie Nelson Wallace Neprosh Leon Nesja Elizabeth Nistler James Olson Marcia Olson Ken Osborne Leona rd Ost John Oxton Evelyn Palaniuk Sam Pasicznyk Harold Paulsen Fred Peters Dick Pirkl Lucille Paulsrud lsedore Plotzki John Reich Nancy Prevost Bernnett Reinke Rosetta Rieth Norman Rudie Myron Sai Gerald Roth ler Donna Sanders Dale Sattler Carol Sather Allen Sayler Lorella Sayler V. W. Schadler Marguerite Schank Sandra Schlenker Mary Schmidt Harold Schmitz Bob Schmidt Yvonne Schmitz Joe Schroeder Melvin Schroeder Dennis Schwartz Leslie Schwartz June Scott Jose Serpas Lila Soderstrom Merle Soehren Kay Spethman Lawrence Stafford Ronald Stastney Karen Stav Joe Stecher Larry Still Milan Stoen Larry Strom Earl Summers Donald Swenson John Thompson Ellen Trotter John Trzynka Bob Ulrich Sharon Van Mill Carol Vossler Myrna Wallner James Walth Kathleen Wanner l Joyce Wells Dorene l Clc NOT PICTURED: Roger Allen, LeRoy Boespflug, Ellen Braun, Robert Breum, Ed Diem, Flynn Ell, Larry Ficek, Betty Hanson, John Hanstad, Joe Hartman, Dellrae Holty, Wava Howe, Sheila Johnston, Jerome Jonason, Rodney Jorgensen, Pat Keller, Barbara Kohl, Jack Kramer, Bob Lamb, Ralph Lipelt, Dean Mack, Theodore Messer, -Kenneth Mischel, Jerry Moran, Carina Obritsch, Gerald O'Conner, Eugene Ridl, Alfred Sargent, Virginia Schummer, Whitney Standing Crow, Roger Thompson, Floyd Ulmer, Theodore Wanner, Harvey Wehri, Eileen Weidner, Ron Zeller. i in the library CAM . . . in assembly at freshmen initiation! in Classes . . . ot the freshman-sophomore party 1 D194 at college pa rries during registration in the cafete rio during Homecoming Hmm SAVAGESP-1959: Cliff Balzer, Rocky Olheiser, Frank Jablonski, Ronald Klewin, Ray Waetjen, Dominic Volesky, Gary Hagler, Dick Bailey, Manager Buzz Osborne. THIRD ROW: Pete Kostelecky, Roger Fraase, Roger Haug, Irvin Kistner, Doyle Dotson, Pat Keller, Merrill Reinhiller, Bob Scott, Bob Thomas, Roger Erickson-. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Tracy, Ron Holty, Charles Pagel, Linc Reinhiller, Ray Braun, Bob Quam, Pat Leonberger, Dick Whitesell. Fred Ford, Darrell Benz, Assistant Coach Clayton Ketterling. BOTTOM ROW: Kenny Miller, Duane Miesner, Bob Lasa- ter, Dave Larson, Al Godes, Woody Childs, Ed Diem, Gerald O'Conner, Tom Gunderson, John Buresh. Cllfdgezf jak COIQLPQHCB eC0l'l6! pfalfe Head Coach Bob Tracy The l959 Savage team was said to be just as strong, or stronger, than the l958 team. Had it not been for an upset by Wahpeton and a complete reversal by May- ville, the Savages would have ended in the top notch. The Wahpeton-Savage game was the first con- ference home game. Previously, the Savages had played at Jamestown, winning 7-6. They also won a non-conference home game against the Rocky Moun- tain Bears, ln the Savages' next-to-the-last game of the sea- son, they lost to Mayville State Teachers College by a score of 30-19. All of the Savages' points were scored during the first half of the game, while Mayville scored its points in the third quarter. A freak turnabout and technical difficulties beyond the control of the Savages' ball club members prevented them from winning that game, and from eventually winning the state championship. The Savages were defeated only once previously during the season. This was in a game with the Wahpe- ton Wildcats, l2-6. As the season closed, Mayville stood in first place, Dickinson second, Valley City third, Wahpeton fourth, Minot fifth, Jamestown sixth, and Ellendale seventh. After a season of hard-fought games, the 1959 Savages deserve a well-earned Congratulations! 55 Tom Gunderson Linc Reinhiller At the end of the l959 football season, Tom Gunderson and Bob Lasater were elected by their teammates as co-captains. This was the second year Bob Lasater was elected as a co-captain. Both are seniors. Buzz Osborne was the manoger ofthe '59 edition ofthe Savages. He accompanied the team on all their trips, faithfully attended every practice session, and proved to be a handy person to have around. All-conference selections were made at the North Dakota Intercollegiate Athletic Association Convention in the latter part of November. Bob Thomas Darrell Benz John Buresh Pete Kostelecky Bob Lasater Not pictured Merrill Reinhiller Charles Pagel Roy Braun 54 Doyle Dotson Dick Bailey Gary Hagler Roger Erickson Al Godes Bob Quam Duane Meissner Ron Holty The men on these two pages are those who have been with the Savages the longest. At the end of the i959 season, thirty men were awarded major letters by the athletic de- partment. The Savages played a total of seven games, the first being a non-conference game with Rocky Mountain College of Billings, Montana. Others played were with Jamestown there, Wahpeton here, Minot here for Homecoming, Ellendale, there, Mayville there, and Valley City here. The Savages also scored a personal victory, winning over Valley City, the team that had kept Dickinson from being the sole holders ofthe i958 title. Fred Ford Bob Scott 55 L---12 Q Roger Fraase Dave Larson Kenny Miller Cliff Balzer Gerry O'Conner Savages ...... Sovages ...... Savages Savages Savages Savages Savages Ed Diem Roger Haug Pot Keller Irv Kistner SEASON RECORD .......l9 Rocky Mountain .......-l2 7 Jamestown 6 6 Wahpeton .....l2 ......25 Minot O -.....2l Ellendale O ...-..l9 Mayville .....--.3O ...-.-.l8 Valley City 6 Pat Leonberger Five members of the 1959 Dickinson Savages were chosen for the North Dakota Intercollegiate Athletic Association's all-con-ference football team in late Nov- ember. Bob Lasater and Linc Reinhiller, seniors, John Buresh and Bob Thomas, juniors, and Pat Leonberger, freshman, were the five named. Leonberger was placed on the all-conference defense team and the rest were chosen for their offensive playing. Assistant Coach Clay Ketterling aUag'e5 lgface ltlfe on GJHLPQHCB eafn l959 RETURNING LETTERMEN, left to right, TOP Tracy, Doyle Dotson, Linc Reinhiller, Cliff Balzer, ROW: Rocky Olheiser, Charles Pagel, Al Godes, Bob Merrill Reinhiller, Tom Gunderson, Bob Scott, and Dick Thomas, Pete Kostelecky, John. Buresh, Bob Losoter, Bailey. Darrell Benz, Fred Ford. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Bob THE 1959-60 DSTC WRESTLING TEAM, BOTTOM ROW: Larry Clayton Ketterling, Jim Magelky, Jim Pirkle, Pete Kostelecky Gerry Strommen, John Oxton, Dave Faiman, Bob Scott, Leroy Boespflug, Ray Stordahl, l-0 Y l-Ugerf Jlm K0, Yf Dove '-Orson, Geffv Broun Don Braun, Kenny Miller, Fred Ford, Wayne Kadrmas. TOP ROW: Coach Kostelecky Larry Getz, Dick Bailey, and manager Buzz Osborne l e6 ln? eanl 'lflf if l959 was the first year for wrestling at DSTC. Clayton Ketterling was appointed coach of the first wrestling team. Thirty-five men came out for the team. Of these, Coach Ketterling gave letters to those participating in three intercollegiate wrestling matches. ln order to wrestle in a match between schools, each wrestler challenged the wrestler that had last represented DSTC and if he wan, would then wrestle in his place. In this way, only the best wrestler in each weight class came out on top. According to Coach Ketterling, the Savages had a fairly good year, considering that only two men, John Oxton and Leroy Boespflug, were experienced wrestlers. ln the years to come, and as the grapplers gain in ex- perience, DSTC should have one of the top wrestling teams in the conference. The Savages participated in a total of twelve meets, along with the district and state meets. Buzz Osborne was manager of the wrestling team. At the beginning of the season, the team voted on and chose two co-captains. Elected were Kenny Miller and Leroy Boespflug. 58 Coach Ketterling and Captains Kenny Miller and Leroy Boespflug THE i960 SAVAGE BASKETBALL TEAM-TOP ROW: Roger Erick- Haug. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Harry Wienbergen, Weldon Christen- son, Charles Pagel, Harold Paulsen, Dave Buresh, Pat Keller, Roger son, Bill Lemke, Bob Leinius, Paul Wagner, Don Prouty, Marv Knoll. avenged After the start of a good season, the Savages seemed to fall into a slump at the end of the season, and lost the most important games. Several times during the season the team was at the top of the scale in the NDIAC conference. At the end of the season's play, Valley City took its fourth consecutive NDIAC championship, Minot was in second place, Jamestown third and Dickin- son fourth. The last game of the season was against Jamestown at Scott gym. This game determined the third place winner. Jamestown took it, breaking an eleven-year period during which the Savages had not been beaten by Jamestown on the Dickinson court. 60 At the end of conference playing, Dickinson placed two of its players in the top ten scoring positions. Marv Knoll rated third and Bob Leinius placed ninth. Knoll and Don Prouty served as co-captains during the season. This year, Coach Harry Wienbergen served his thirty-second consecutive year at Dickinson as Athletic Director. He has coached a total of nine championship teams. He came to Dickinson in 1927 from Mount Horeb High School in Wisconsin. Previous to that, he coached basketball at Madison College while attending the University of Wisconsin. His home town is Platte- ville, Wisconsin. ,ws 'avail-W ...M W w-aw ji . . . .n ..,, W. H- 5 v1.:- ' f : . ' msxiiqffx 1' -. .W,t , X ,,.V, 'wg mai Misa mpili K an u 4-Q ' we 1,-A, ,W , sw M . ,wa Q Hnww 'VH 'X --as on-of l Charles Pogel Roger Houg Harold Paulsen Dove Buresh Pot Keller Roger Erickson ,vw W: A- 1 A mm iff. V EFS,-'Wil' .. , 65 YK .. in f . Q, Q fir , ,lf Q X W, .rs , . clam 12:1 H+ J 53 ee 1 Q, R 5 Q S N 53?-K2 F664 and 94560014 TOP ROW: Emily Oe, Dole Hurt, Lincoln Reinhiller, Dennis Schmidt, Winston Billigmeier, Raymond Pelton, David Dukart. Klewin, Paul Wagner. BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Olson, Yvonne Not Pictured: Gayle Zastoupil, Paul Blickensderfer. Boehrnsen, Mr. L. G. Pulver, Advisor, Roger Myers, Diana Lgifuclenf Counci President-Roger Myers 66 The main student governing power at Dickinson State Teachers College lies in the hands of the fourteen- member Student Council. The seven officers of the Council-president, vice- president, secretary, treasurer, commissioner of publi- cations, commissioner of athletics, and commissioner ot social affairs-are elected by the students in an election held during the spring quarter. The other members include o representative from each of the four classes, the Men's Union, the Association of Women Students, and Campus High School. Miss Leila Woods, Dean of Women, and Mr. L. G. Pulver, Dean of Men, are faculty advisors. Student Council meets every Wednesday in Council Lodge to solve problems and discuss projects to be carried out for the betterment of the college. The Sub-Council assists the Student Council in student government activities at the college. lt has a represen- tative from each active organization on campus. The vice-president of the Student Council, Dale Hurt, is advisor to the group. I S46-CMM Left to right: Roger Kiwimagi, Everett Gilbert, David Vokal, Dale Hurt Advisor' Laura John Mary Schmidt Doroth S d f I 1 y an ers Fay Engesser. ' ' 67 gi '-U-...E The Association of Women Students is an organization made up of all women on campus. The purpose is to work for anything on campus that is of interest to the women students. Officers of the Association of Women Students are as follows: Nancy Van Mill, President, Holly Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer, and Yvonne Boehrn- Mociafion of Wen The Association of Men Students is an organization of all college men. It is organized for the purpose of carry- ing out work and representing the male students on campus. The officers of the Association of Men students Mociafion 0 mmen zglfuclenfri icera Left to right, Yvonne Boehrnsen, Holly Thompson, Nancy Van Mill, Miss Leila Woods. sen, Student Council Representative. The advisor is Dean Leila Woods. The Association of Women Students sponsor a Mother-Daughter Tea and a float for Homecoming. They select candidates for Homecoming Princess. This organization sends two delegates to the Annual Con- ference for Women in Higher Education. .gzzclenfa icerri are as follows: Bob Lasater, President, Tom Gunderson, Vice-President, and Dan Hertz, Secretary-Treasurer. The advisor is Mr. Pulver. The Association of Men Students selects the candi- dates for Chief of the Homecoming ceremonies. Left to right: Dan Hertz, Bob Lasater, Dean L. G. Pulver. Not Shown is Tom Gunderson. 'L' TOP ROW: Milan Stoen, Dennis Weber, Gordon Dietz, Lyle Reinke. Advisor. BOTTOM ROW: Johanna Hecker, Joe Kisch, Gene West, MIDDLE ROW: Dr. Claude Levy, Advisor, Gunilla Wiberg, Angie President, Martin Koller, Vice-President, Marie Blickensderfer, Secre- Hurt, Gloria Obrigewitch, James Magelky, and Dr. A. C. Selke, tary-Treasurer. I1 erna long, e CL l,0l'l5 U, ,9 f z- IQ f f' U L The lnternational Relations Club is for students in social science fields and others who are interested in inter- national relations. The purpose of this organization is to improve local, state, national, and international understanding through discussion, education, and as- sociation. The officers are as follows: Gene West, President, Martin Koller, Vice-President, and Marie Blickens- derfer, Secretary-Treasurer. The advisor is Dr. Levy. There are about fifteen members in this organization. The International Relations Club holds discussions and has special speakers for educational purposes. 69 ,,..1.,.w.MM...MMffwwwM ,,M,,,,M ,W-'Www aww W W Wwwm , ,......,.,,.,....,.4.-,ef-'-4-A iii 1, ,Q .1 i 1, i 5 5 5 Z V, Www MW l TOP ROW: Richard Grosz, Maurice Hunke, Bob Metzger, Bob Riden- hower, Dominic Volesky. FOURTH ROW: Don Adamski, Richard Heinert, Larry Roemmich, Gary Barnaby, Marvin Koch, Everett Gil- bert, Gene Hersrud. THIRD ROW: Karen Stav, Don Emch, Paul Halvorson, Bruce Schwartz, Don Gratz, Bob Bren, Marvin Eckroth, David Gray, Audrey Mandigo. SECOND ROW: Betty Hanson, Daphne udic gyucafom The group pictured above is the Music Educators Stu- dent Chapter No. 43, The purpose of student member- ship in the MENC is to afford students an opportunity for professional development while still in school The students develop a practical, realistic concept of the 70 Doty, Diane Conradson, Janet Feland, Phyllis Kreis, Lynne Reinhiller, Lorella Sayler, Diane Ellingson, Karen Larson, FIRST ROW: Mr. Dwaine Nelson, Advisor, Mr, Walter Smith, faculty member, Otto Muecke, President, Judy Gregory, Secretary, Ron Wiley, Treasurer, Dave Sahr, Vice-President, Mrs, Della Heid, faculty member, Mr. Osbourne Belsheim, faculty member. Wafionaf Conkrence music education profession through actual participa- tion in programs, demonstrations, discussions, and per- forming groups. The students also have an opportunity to become acquainted with leaders in music and gen- eral education. ORGAN . . . Students study under the direction of Mrs. Eckhardt Heid, who is shown with Otto Muecke. Mrs. Heid also teaches piano. kiflolllb ,fl ICIICUIBUI Llflkl lllcl lllll UU IJK-HILL uaic Jgcfiuified Mr. Walter Smith, Mr. Osbourne Belsheim, and Mr, Dwaine Nelson, Cleft to rightl, who lend their help and advice to music groups on the campus and in the area. STRING ENSEMBLE . . . A string ensemble, organized this year, made several appearances before community audi- ences. Included in the group are Cleft to rightl: Everett Gilbert, Karen Stav, Betty Hanson, and Dr, Earl Dungan. TOP ROW: Donald Gratz, Ronald Wiley, Robert Metzger, Jerome Knopik, Jim Ridenhower, Richard Grosz, Donald Emch, Roger Erickson, Roger Hoff, David Sahr, Raymond Grudem, Larry Roemmich, Dominic Volesky, Everett Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Osborne, Marvin Eckroth, Gary Barnaby, Marvin Koch, Robert Bren, Paul Halvorson, Bruce Schwartz, John Oxton, David Gray, John Gengler, Donald Adamski, Gene Stafney, Janice Haugen, Lynne Reinhiller, Daphne Doty, Janet Feland, Diane Conradson, Caroline Gartner, Diane Ellingson, Nancy Good, Betty Hanson, Lorella Sayler, Phyllis Kreis, Donna Johnston. FIRST ROW: Greta Fong, Judy Gregory, Marlene Kostelecky, Karen Stav, lrene Freed, Audrey Howe, Mary Pat Weber, Karen Larson, Karen Peterson, Leslie Schwartz, Audrey Mandigo, Ruth Bliss, Sandra Mann. Pianist, Otto Muecke, Hersrud, Larry Still. SECOND ROW: Judith Klick, Carol Director, Osbourne T. Belsheim. .7Ae Concerf Clair The music and drama departments present a major operetta each year. Below is one of the scenes from Naughty Marietta by Victor Herbert. This year an- other operetta by Victor Herbert, The Red Mill, was presented. The Concert Choir also performs a major aratario each year. Haydn's oratorio, The Creation, was presented during the l959-60 academic year. The Concert Choir also presents several concerts during the annual tours. This is one of two Brass Chamber Ensembles that are actively engaged in concerts and clinics. Music majors have the opportunity to experience highly skilled ensemble playing with this group. Mr. Dwaine Nelson, Director of the Symphonic Band, is the trambonist and brass instructor. The Woodwind Quintet provides the opportunity for music majors to perform with a highly skilled en- semble which will enable them to become more successful and competent teachers. Mr. Walter Smith, Instructor of Woodwinds, is the director and oboist with the group. This ensemble and its director pre- sent concerts and conduct clinics throughout our area. we C0l'lCeI f EGRL! The Symphonic Band provides the opportunity for not only music majors but many other capable instru- mentalists to perform excellent literature. TOP ROW: Ken Osborne, Karen Kubik, Arnold Anheluk, Dennis Schwartz, Marvin Koch, Don Gratz, Diane Conradson, Diane Elling- son, Gene Hersrud, Bob Metzger, Mr, Dwaine Nelson, Director, Audrey Mandigo. FOURTH ROW: Richard Grosz, Richard Heinert, Everett Gilbert, Betty Hanson, Bob Bren, Carol Stafney, Jerome Knopik, Vernon Will, Audrey Howe, Diana Schmidt, David Gray, Maurice Hunke, Bruce Schwartz. THIRD ROW LEFT: Jim Riden- hower, Eddie Anheluk, Kathy Gilbert, Larry Ficek, Dominic Volesky, Judy Klick, THIRD ROW RIGHT: Paul Halvorson, Dave Sahr, Raymond Grudem, Eileen Kallis, Gene Sayler, Larry Roemmich, Don Emch, Janice Knoll, Paul Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Everett Olson, Clarence Kostelecky, Phyllis Kreis, Darlene Hledik, Sherrie Schopp, Marvin Eckroth, Lorella Sayler, Leslie Schwartz, Don Kubik, Roswell Henke, Karen Stav, Ron Wiley, Sharol Sargent, Mr. Walter Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Barnaby, Douglas DeLong, Clark Talkington, Otto Muecke, Marleen Herman, Judy Gregory, Karen Larson. I lrf'wN4U'llUw ill is .. , . -fav my r- 'h 7 we tiQQ1,,,,,,,,. ggi fnuwuuuom ,,,,.f1.w.anfmmfwanmmnmwnsmmfW 'A z sl' - i - 75 TOP ROWI John Gi9S6l', G0l'd0l'1 Diefl, Kennefh K0Clfm0S, Paul BOTTOM ROW: John MacDonald, Advisor, Paul Gilbert, Secretary Blickensderfer, Roger Kiwimagi. MIDDLE ROW: H. E. Murphy, Ernest Biel, President, Paul Wagner, Vice-President, Ron Leinius' Advisor, Alvin Kadrmas, Boris Nameniuk, Janice Haugen, Holly Treasurer, John C. Thompson, Advisor. Not Shown: Ray Knoell Thompson, Mark Kempenich, Wilbert Huber, John Meighan, Advisor. Below: LDL members in Chemistry lab. Lambda Delta Lambda is a national honorary science and mathematics organization, lts growth on the cam- pus of Dickinson State Teachers College has been in- creasing rapidly in the past few years. Membership in the group is obtained through high academic achievement. Initiation is held at least once, and sometimes twice a year. The activities of LDL include monthly meetings with a student member as guest speaker, an annual all- school party and dance, and participation in the nation- al convention, being held this year at Emporia, Kansas. A good number of the alumni of LDL have gone on to very successful careers in teaching, research, admini- strative, and other closely affiliated positions. Left: Ron Leinius Student Teaching 4 J TOP ROW: Paul Blickensderfer, Gordon Dietz, Roswell Clyde Soylor Gene West Boris Nameniuk Otto Henke, Jerome Strom, Joe Hlebichuk, Robert Johnson. Muecke Leo Bares Everett Gilbert BOTTOM ROW THIRD ROW: Robert Thomas, Lyle Reinke, Ernest Mr L G Pulver Advisor Charles Snyder Dan Hertz Biel, Donald Stang, Obert Barstad. SECOND ROW: Albert Degele David Vokal Henry Blood ,Oki .Sigma ' Phi Sigma Pi is a national honorary fraternity for educa- tion. The purpose of this fraternity is for the develop- ment of educational talents of the members. The officers of Phi Sigma Pi are as follows: Albert Degele, President, Dan Hertz, Vice-President, Charles Snyder, Secretary-Treasurer, Henry Blood, Publicity, and David Vokal, Sub-Council Representative. The advisor is Mr. L. G. Pulver. Activities of the fraternity include regular meet- ings for educational purposes, with professional speakers, and the promotion of social events. Phi Sigma Pi sponsors members to attend the na- tional conventions of the fraternity. They also sponsor the annual Phi Sig formal. A Phi Sig Sweetheart is chosen at this formal. TOP ROW: Karen Petersen, Nancy Van Mill, Sharon Wilson, Marleen Herman, Lynne Reinhiller, Daphne Doty, Yvonne Marilyn Tietz, Doris Dietz, Faye Engesser, Darlyne Unruh, Boehrnsen, Miss Leila Woods, Josie Maier, Beth Williams, Jeanette Hertz, Marjorie Buchfink, Laura John, Gayle Sylvia Haas. Not pictured: Diana Schmidt. Zastoupil. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Beery, Marie Blickensderfer, 4 5 ,ae : P Af Esc Alpha Sigma Alpha, Beta Eta Chapter, is the national honor social sorority on campus. Alpha Sigma Alpha aims to enrich the girl socially, intellectually, culturally, and spiritually. ln order to be eligible for Alpha Sigma Alpha one must attain an average of B or higher. The officers of Alpha Sigma Alpha are as follows: Yvonne Boehrnsen, President, Daphne Doty, Vice-P r e s i d e n t, Diana Schmidt, Secretary, Josie Maier, Treasurer, Marleen Herman, Chaplain, Gayle Zastou- pil, Rush Chairman, and Marie Blickensder' ter, Editor. The advisor is Miss Leila Woods. Each year Alpha Sigma Alpha spon- sors a Valentine's Day formal. At the left are pictures taken at the 1960 formal. The sorority also has a Founder's Day Banquet in the spring and sponsors a tea during freshman orientation. 5 2 X 3 1 lf TOP ROW: Harold Schmitz, Dick Bailey, Dennis Schwartz, Marlin Bachler, Joe Hlebichuk, Gordon Dietz, Martin Koller, Neil Keohane, Wayne Carter, Bob Metzger, James Kary, Leroy Krank, James Knopik, Monica Schanandore. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Obrigewitch, Marie Braun, David Dukart, Pat Keller, Don Gratz, Kenneth Brinster, Roger Hoff, Robert Schmidt, Eugene Dahl, Ernest Klem, David Vokal, Bob Bren, Dominic Volesky, Harvey Wehri, Joan Miller. THIRD ROW: Sharon Engesser, Theodore Hellman, Milan Stoen, Gene West, Marvin Koch, Don Adamski, David Faiman, Donald Kostelecky, Clarence el,Ul'l'll1l'L Kostelecky, Alvin Kadrmas, Vernon Cermak, Marcellus Hartze, John Gengler, Kathy Wanner. SECOND ROW: Darlene Mischel, Myrna Sigl, Caroline Gartner, Teresa Dobrowski, Mary Schmidt, Claudia Wolf, Johanna Hecker, Joan Kadrmas, Dianne Wolf, Dorothy Sanders, Dorene Wiench, Geraldine Lefor, Donna Johnston, Marguerite Schank, Janice Knoll, JoAnn Ruppert. BOTTOM ROW: Evie Kessel, Edith Franchuk, Judy Schmitz, Hank Blood, Mr. Alfred Dolwig, Ad- visor, Diana Schmidt, Geraldine Boehm, Faye Engesser. OFFICERS, TOP ROW: Marleen Herman, Correspondence Secretary, Diana Schmidt, Treasurer, Doris Dietz, Record- ing Secretary. BOTTOM ROW: Hank Blood, Vice-Presi- dent, Joe Kisch, President, Bob Metzger, Music Director, fA06b5f 0Uel'l'lel'lf E TOP ROW: Betty Hanson, Audrey Howe, David Sahr, ROW: Harold Oss, Audrey Mandigo, Sharon Wilson, Sec- Mary Fiedler, Treasurer, Dr. Dungan, Advisor. BOTTOM retary, Ron Wiley, President, Sharon Beery, Angie Hurt. ww may 51eff,,.wf,,,, TOP ROW: Allan Sayler, Leon Nesja, Darlene Unruh, Sylvia Sub-Council Representative, Venita Danzeisen, Yvonne Haas, Diane Conradson. BOTTOM ROW: Dr. Vickery, Advisor, Boehrnsen. Sherrie Nelson, Otto Muecke, Vice-President, Laura John, I Jai mm TOP ROW: Rod Nibbe, LeRoy Farber, Duane Hoovestol, Doug Gullickson, Larry Roemmich, Roger Erickson, Student Council Representative. FOURTH ROW: Janet Feland, Publicity Chairman, Jim Walth, Myrna Woll- ner, Nancy Good, Dorothy Hoovestol, Arthur Jorgen- son, Myrna Nelson, LaVerne Nielsen. THIRD ROW: Diane Ellingson, Margie Buchfink, Ruth Bliss, Clara Potter, Cordella Schade, Gunilla Wiberg, Kay Speth- All religions have a home here at the college. The Newman Club, Catholic Action, Method- ist Student Movement, United Youth Fellowship, and Lutheran Student Association groups are all active in the activities of the college and the com- munity. These organizations otfer intellectual, spirit- ual, and social programs that will help the students grow in their religious knowledge and lite, just as they are growing in their other studies. fuolenf .xgririociafion man, Marilyn Dronen, Elaine Hafele. SECOND ROW: June Hoth, Vivian Hewson, Darlene Nelson, Dorothy Moe, Florence Jacobson, Lila Soderstrom, Sandi Mann. FIRST ROW: Donald Stang, President, Dawna Hogan, Vice-President, Marilyn Tietz, Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Haugen, Program Chairman, Mardelle Johnson, Marcia Olson. 2 EQ 79 President Larry Transtrom The Rodeo Club has been active since its organization two years ago. Each spring the club sponsors a college rodeo. During the year, its members sponsor a school dance and a card party. The Rodeo Club has a collection of trophies won in rodeo competition. During the i957-58 season, they won the Rocky Mountain Regional contest and they took fourth place in national competition. ln l959'6O, they placed third in the region and fifth in the nation. IQOJQ., CM TOP ROW: Dick Begeman, Don Abernathy, Jim Baisch, Mr. Dale son, Vice-President, Fred Kist, Ralph Kraenzel, Phyllis Kreis, Dean Hewson, Advisor. BOTTOM ROW: Don Rehm, Johanna Hecker, Publi- Reeves, Lynne Taylor, Larry Transtrom, President, Joan Stevens, city Director, Judy Klick, Corresponding Secretary, Josie Maier, Recording Secretary. Treasurer, Tim Konig. NOT PICTURED: Milton Baker, David Jesper- 80 of f 25 1 Q 4 ' i l I Q 4 r ' BACK ROW: James Muck, Duane Meissner, David Larson, Paul Wagner, Bob Leinius, Wayne Kadrmas, Roger Myers, Paul Gilbert, Gerald Braun, Dale Hurt, Kenny Beaudoin. FOURTH ROW: Ray Pelton, Kenny Miller, Henry Blood, Richard Whitesell, John Buresh, Charles Pagel, Dennis Klewin, Ron Leinius, Ron Holty, Ray Braun. THIRD ROW: Dick Bailey, Theodore Hellman, Tommy Sleuter, Doyle Dotson, Fred Ford, Pat Leonberger, Pat Keller, Dominic Volesky, N 3344? K F Z.: .. ,h fr is QQ Q3 t r it 3 'L ' if ,T ,TD fi? ,.-, Q K B Q G I l Q K? at if Stanley Schneider, Don Kostelecky. SECOND ROW: Cliff Balzer, Roger Haug, Pete Kostelecky, Bob Scott, Roger Erickson, Gary Hagler, Bob Thomas, Marvin Knoll, Weldon Christenson, Henry Friedt, Leary Getz. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Harry Weinbergen, Lincoln Reinhiller, Don Prouty, Bob Losater, Merrill Reinhiller, Coach Clayton Ketterling, P. O. Aasmundstad, Coach Bob Tracy. glib i' CAL The D -for Dickinson Club represents all the men on campus who have lettered in football, basketball, track, tennis, wrestling, and baseball. The members serve as ushers at the home games of the Varsity basketball team. They also work at the concession stand at Scott Gym during the basketball SGGSOH. 81 .gzcclenf glolucafion Mociafion if ll X The Student Education Association is an organization for all future teachers in the secondary and elementary fields. The Stu- dent Education Association is associated with the North Dakota Education Associa- tion and the National Education Associa- tion. lts purpose is to establish a profession- -D al attitude in the minds of the future , teachers and to help solve some of the prob- lems these students may meat when they go l out to teach. The officers of the Student Education Association are as follows: Roswell Henke, President, Laura John, Vice-President, Greta Fong, Secretary, Sharon Wilson, Treasurer, Dorothy Sanders, Sub-Council Representative, and Johanna Hecker, Pub- licity Chairman. This organization is com- posed of forty-five members with Mr. Vaughn Rhodes as its advisor. ms' The Student Education Association spon- 2 sors an all college party, a Christmas party, f l SRV f1 .T f E and a picnic in the spring. V TOP ROW: Theodore Hellman, James Walth, Marilyn Tietz Angeline Hurt, Oella Heiple, Phyllis Kreis, Ronald Krueger, Lester Engelter. THlRD ROW: Cordella Schade, Gene West, Sharon Beery, Donald Johnston, Dennis Weber, James Kraft, Myrna Nelson, Myrna West, Teresa Heinz. SECOND ROW: Gloria Obrigewitch, Dorothy Moe, Clara Potter, Donna Johns- ton, Teresa Ann Dobrowski, Kay Spethman, Carol Vossler, June Hoth, Lila Soderstrom, Beth Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Vaughn Rhodes, Advisor: Roswell Henke, Laura John, Dorothy Sanders, Johanna Hecker. TOP ROW: Mr. Harold Murphy, Advisor, Rosemary Klein, Victoria Bridget Volesky, Lois Pelarski, Bernadette Steftan, Sister Margaret, Schmidt, Shirley Marx, Mildred Heber, Marlys Knodel, Alice Wyrick, Director, Mrs. Mary White, Leota Hannagrafts, Frieda Kuntz. Kathryn Unruh, Vivian Mason, Victor Wanner. BOTTOM ROW: .gzzclenf Wuraed , Cadets in rehearsal tor 1'Cyrano De Bergerac Preparing for the Show CUE CLUB OFFICERS-BACK ROW: Russell Beyers, vice-president, Yvonne Thielman, secretary, Miss Nydia Reynolds, advisor, FRONT ROW: Marguerite Schank, president. Cue CM Cue Club is the college drama organization. One major production is put on annually. This year's production was Visit to a Small Planet by Gore Vidal. The officers of Cue Club are Marguerite Schank, president, Russell Beyers, vice-president, and Yvonne Thielman, secretary. MissNydia Reynolds is advisor tothe group. -'R -d-,mr -. 'il -+:1:,.-fyw ' 'Q f.,, . , .tfav mg' ,.. .M-1 an Left to right: Advisor, Mr. W. Ferron Halvorson, Yvonne Boehrnsen, Nancy Good, Hollace Thompson, Mrs. lrene Freed, Harold Schmitz. Not Pictured: Myrna West, Kenneth Osborne. rairie .Sifn0Le CO-EDITORS: Mrs. Irene Freed and Hollace Thompson The Prairie Smoke is the college yearbook. The staff tries to present a concise pictorial and written report of the happenings on campus from September until March when the book goes to press. The editor or co-editors of the book are selected by the previous year's editor, the Com- missioner of Publications, the yearbook advisor, and the president of the college. General plans for the book are made at the beginning ofthe year. The advisor for this year is Mr. W. Ferron ,W ...W Halvorson. A eg ' N.. 1 f We ' .E-., Avro., Mw,,,,,,.f4 K4 x 84 From left to right are Mr. W. Ferron Halvorson, advisor, Gayle advisor. Not pictured are: Flynn Ell, managing editor Harry Schmitz Zastoupil, associate editor, Ken Osborne, Bob Leinius, Nancy Good, Bernett Reinke, photographerg Gloria Bonn, Roger Nichols advertis Winston Billigmeier, editor, Yvonne Boehrnsen, Clarence Kostelecky, ing manager, Larry Bender, business manager, and Margery Schank Ellen Braun, Diane Frank, and Mr. Charles Morrison, business we mdiefn oncelaf The Western Concept is the college newspaper. The CONCEPT Staff works to inform the student body and the public of college events. Circulation is extended over a tive-state area. The editor is chosen by the paper's advisor, com- missioner of publications, the previous year's editor, and the college president. Mr. W. Ferron Halvorson is the advisor to the paper. Gayle Zastoupil and Flynn Ell examine pictures. dN'1l fW. Q Editor Winston hard at work ,Y I H X . ,,,,.,,,., ,. . s l E TOP ROW: Miss Lorraine Schumacher, Advisor, Marleen Herman, Marilyn Dronen, Gloria Bohn, Phyllis Kreis, Gunillla Wiberg, Mary Pat Weber, Wealthy Ganser, Jo Ann Ruppert. MIDDLE ROW: Myrna Sigl, Sharon Engesser, Marjorie Buchtink, June Hoth, Dorothy Moe, Doris Dietz, Audrey Mandigo, Faye Engesser, FRONT ROW' Diana Schmidt Vice President- Doreen Kub'k Presi- ' I - I I I dentg Janice Knoll, Secretary, Mary Schmidt, Sub-Council Representative. Not Pictured, Monica Schanandore, Treasurer. omen 5 ecreafion Mociafion The Women's Recreation Association is an organiza- tion for women's athletics, The Association conducts basketball and volleyball tournaments and sponsors a bowling league. Head Cheerleader Janice Knoll UQQPLQJQFJ Fayette Gordon, Dorothy Austin, Carol Sather, Janice Knoll. leaders for the l959-60 basketball season. Their advisor is Miss Lorraine Schumacher. These four girls were the cheer- Miss Venita Danzeisen was crowned Phi Sigma Pi Sweetheart at the annual Phi Sigma Pi formal held November l4 in Mocassin Flat. Members ofthe fraterni- ty selected her as their Sweetheart dur- ing the evening. Shown crowning Venita at the right is Phi Sigma Pi President, Albert Degele. Cofige Miss Yvonne Boehrnsen and Mr. Jack Bernardy reigned over the Alpha Sigma Alpha Valentine formal on February 6 as Cupids Couple. Shown crowning the couple, who were chosen by members of the sorority during the evening, is General Chairman Gayle Zastoupil. 87 f MIP' 4' Q r 'K Q A 2 in ii omecoming 'ckief oancogz Riniifgr I omecoming rincedd Q ren 9l7al'1f0l'l ' 'M . il Q, ,1.afgf-735, . ,f s gt-ifzgfwn X -31355523 , . , 2Q?fFffJ 4' 2 iw W: lfsffwfus 1 if w BT: . , X 5. I wr , f 'Q if .4 f A V M. X . f , r -1 251253 . 'V ,A , ,hrhyli j z ' gi.. AM 4' Q ' af ' V' ' ' H f A rf. 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X !'g ' f 5 1' 1 1 45351 ,. 3 Q 18 . fy ' ' f-,,7:rVgy,:ZV:' Sf., ' i-rfffxi ,imp Wg W , ,, Yvonne Boehrnsen Taylor, N. D. Daphne Doty Belfield, N. D. llfljlzog mo in Cofgged ana! Mniuer5iHeJ Paul Gilbert Dickinson, N. D. Otto Muecke Gladstone, N. D. Paul Blickensderter Karen Peterson Mott, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Marleen Hermann Roger Myers Beulah, N. D. Medora, N. D. One of the highest honors a student may attain at Dick- inson State Teachers College is to be included in Who's Who in Colleges and Universities. Students are chosen from the Senior class by the l-if1C0lf1 Reinhillef faculty and Student Council. The criteria for selection are scholarship, effective participation in extra-curricu- lar activities, character, and promise of future useful- ness as citizens. Elgin, N. D. Janice Haugen Dale Hurt Taylor, N. D. Belfield, N. D 8, 53 'D C A Nl P U Q .gguclenf Counci 'dh TOP ROW: Darlene Heiser, Dennis Karsky, Roger Knudtson, Leo Holler, Linda Tollefson. SECOND ROWQ Mr. Rasmussen, advisor, Darlene Jilek, Marilyn Meduna, Vaun Dalee Rhodes, Elaine Dukart. BOTTOM ROW: June Semerad, Secretary and Treasurer, Emily Oe, President, Dale Smith, Vice President. Wm pa5mu55en To Mr. Rolf C. Rasmussen, principal of Campus High School, this section of the 1959-60 Prairie Smoke is affectionately dedicated. Mr. Rasmussen has been principal of Campus High since l957. Prior to that he had taught in Killdeer, North Dakota and in Fairview, Montana. For several years he was owner and operator ofa Dickinson service station. Minneapolis, Minnesota, is Mr. Rasmussen's home town. He attended South West High School where he participated in basketball, baseball and hockey, receiving letters in all three sports. During his years in the Navy, Mr. Rasmussen participated in the V-l2 training program. As a V-l 2 student, he attended D.S.T.C. where he received a bachelor of science degree in education. His Masters degree in school administration is from the University of Minnesota. Alt was in Dickinson that Mr. Rasmussen met his wife, the former Peggy Wood. They have two children, eibecbcafion Michael and Randi. ln addition to membership in various professional organizations, Mr. Rasmussen holds membership in Rotary International, Masonic Lodge, Lutheran Brotherhood, Elks, and Lambda Delta Lambda. Many of his week-ends are spent in travel as a case worker for the Lutheran Welfare. He is the secre- tary of the Badlands Conference, director of publicity for the college, and chairman of the District 7 Class B Music and Speech committee. ln spite of all these activities and responsibilities, Mr. Rasmussen still finds time for his hobby-golf. Since coming to Campus High as principal, Mr. Rasmussen has worked to enhance the prestige of the school through an enriched curriculum and an ex- panded extra-curricular program. He has won the respect and confidence of students, faculty, and com- munity and will be remembered affectionately by students who have been under his tutelage. 95 lgrediclenf I ELAINE DUKART, Dickinson, Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Journalism Club 4, Secretary 45 F.H.A. Secretary 45 l.R.C. 45 Class Secretary 25 Class Presi- dent 4, Pep Club l,25 Smoke Signals 4, Feature Editor 4. Our cute little lady. DENNIS KARSKY, Basketball 2,3,45 Key Club 3,4, President 45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,45 Track 25 Student Council 45 Senior Representative 45 Radio Club 2. Dennis, the world's full of girls. 94 enior-A ice- rediolenf DAVID DEMANIOW, Gorham, Key Club, Vice-President 45 Class Vice-President 45 C Club 35 l.R.C. 45 Science Club 35 Pep Club 45 King of Hearts 35 Rodeo Club 35 Basketball 35 Track I5 Wrestling 45 Foot- ball 3. Well, he's still open, girls. LAWRENCE EWONIUK, Basketball 2,3, 45 Chorus 2,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Track 35 Football 25 C Club 3,45 Brave 4. Sophisticated bum! ggzlffetafy- Peadufef CLIFFORD SCHEELER, Dickinson, Chorus I5 Track I5 Science Club 35 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 Wrestling 4. Our un- predictable scientist. DALE FLYBURG, Dickinson, Homecoming Attendant 4. Dale transferred from Lyn- wood, California, this year. LORRAINE FRANCHUK, Dickinson, l.R.C. 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Rodeo Club 25 F.H.A. 45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Homecoming Maiden- 4. She's got eye sparkle. RONALD KOVASH, Dickinson, Basketball l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Chorus l5 Key Club 3,45 C Club 3,45 Student Council l5 Class President l. Future waterboy for the Harlem Globetrotters. .eniom BOB HANEL, Dickinson, Basketball l,2,35 Track l,25 l.R.C. 3,45 C Club 3. Bob's the quiet, mysterious type. JIM KLEIN, Dickinson, Basketball 2,3,45 Football l,25 Key Club 3,45 C Club 3,45 President of C Club 4. Are you going to help Ronald, Jim? BETTY J ILEK, Dickinson, Chorus 25 Rodeo Club 25 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A. 4. The most promising future secretary. KAREN KUBIK, Manning, G.A.A. l,2,3, 45 President of G.A.A. 45 Rodeo Club 25 Science Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Class Secre- tary Treasurer 35 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus l,3,45 Girls' Trio 3,45 Triple Trio 35 Smoke Signals l,3,45 F.H.A. 45 l.R.C. 3,45 Band 2,3,4, Librarian 2, Secretary 3,4. Are you going to record the Little Drummer Girl? 95 DIANA LAMPRECHT, Dickinson, Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Girls' Chorus 2,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 I.R.C. 3,45 Vice-President of I.R.C. 35 Class Vice-President 25 Journalism Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Radio News 35 Smoke Signals 1,2,3,45 Annual 2,3,4. ls your hair red or blond? MARY PEFRYSZAK, Fairfield, I.R.C. 3, Secretary 35 Student Council 15 F.H.A. 45 Chorus 1,25 Smoke Signals 35 Pep Club 1,45 Cheerleader 1,25 Rodeo Club 25 Girls' State Alternate 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Class Secretary-Treasurer 15 United Na- tions Delegate 4. Where did you catch those dimples? 96 eniorri CAROLE LEE, Grassy Butte, G.A.A. 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Rodeo Club 1,2, President 25 Cheerleader 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. Where there's a party, there's Carole. JUDY REISENAUER, Dickinson, Rodeo Club 25 I.R.C. 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Triple Trio 3,4. Our future singing rodeo queen. EMILY OE, Belfield, Music Club 2, Secre- tary 25 Rodeo Club 25 Student Council Representative 35 Student Council Presi- dent 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 I.R.C. 3,4, President 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Sercretary 2,3, Vice-President 45 Journalism Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Chorus 1,25 Band 2,3,4, Librarian 45 Smoke Signals 1,2,3,4, Editor 45 DSTC Student Officers Council 4. Senior class future English teacher. CORDAVEE SCOTT, Manning, Rodeo Club 25 Band 2,3,45 Music Club 25 Science Club 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 I.R.C. 45 Journal- ism 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Chorus 3,4. Beautiful brown eyesl VAUN DALEE RHODES, Dickinson, Stu- dent Council Vice-President l5 Smoke Signals l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Class President l,25 Student Council Secretary 2,35 Science Club 2,35 T.A.P. Chairman, 25 Rodeo Club 25 State Student Council President 35 l.R.C. Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Journalism Club 3,45 Radio News 3. A Norwegian minus Norway. JUDY STICKA, Dickinson, Cheerleader l,45'Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Band 35 l.R.C. 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Triple Trio 3. We're lucky she transferred. eniord JANE SCOTT, Manning, Pep Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Music Club 25 G.A.A. 45 F.H.A. 45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4. Our quiet senior. CARLA STIEG, Richardton, Chorus l,2,3, 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Radio News 35 Journalism Club 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Scrapbook Editor 45 Smoke Sig- nals 45 Dormitory House Council l5 Science Club 3. 1 DALE SMITH, Belfield, Band l,2,3,45 President 2, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 45 Chorus l,2,45 Key Club 3,45 Basketball l,2,45 Smoke Signals 2,35 Radio Club 2,3, President 25 l.R.C. 35 Student Council 3,4, Vice,-President 45 Class President 35 Stu- dent Affairs 4. Play that trumpetl MARGARET SYMIONOW, F airfield, l.R.C. 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,45 F.H.A. Parllamentarian 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Chorus l,25 Rodeo Club 2. Our favor- ite redhead. 97 rave WaiJen .xdncl .xdffenclanfa ARTHUR WANNER, Dickinson, Smoke Signals 3,4, Sports Editor 4. Genius at work. 98 BACK ROW, left to right: Emily Oe, Karen Kubik, Dale Flyburg Dale Smith. SEATED: Lorraine Franchuk, Maiden, Lawrence Ewonuik Brave unior gfadri TOP ROW, left to right: Frank Thernes, Arnold Metz, Gerald Kainz, Alan Roffler, Gene Witt, Harry Konski, Donovan Kubas, Roger Holler, Larry Ludlum. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Koffler, Diana Muth, Rose Petryszak, Shirley Hendricks, Barbara Heiser, Elaine Pribyl, Shirley Wack, June Semerad. THIRD ROW: Victor Demaniow, Sharon Schopp, Ardyce Burian, Jane Franchuk, Irene Haag, Donna Marquart, Ellen Franchuk, BOTTOM ROW: Linda Tollefson, Student Council Representative, Leo Holler, President: Jean Semerad, Vice-President: Vince Kostelecky, Secretary and Treasurer. LSJOIQLOIWL 0l e CAM jfeffklfflall C6165 TOP ROW, left to right: Clarence Dvorak, Jerome Jahrman, Peter Schmidt, Richard Kulish, Bill Hertz, Ralph Muecke, William Rech, Paul Kasberg, Dennis Schloss, Gary Kostelecky, Alvin Wanner. SECOND ROW: Linda Kadrmas, Sharon Johnson, Kathleen Gilbert, Richard Pavlicek, Marvin Roller, Donna Stroh, Lorraine Buresh, Leo Kainz, Jerome Dukart, Paul Sticka. THIRD ROW: Diane Scheeler, Virginia Metz, Karen Hutmacher, Rita Holler, Patricia Murphy, Wilma Volesky, Irene Polensky, Linda Gray, Claire Scheeler, Doris Kostelecky, BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Meduna, Student Council Representative, Roger Knudtson, President, Darlene Kostelecky, Secretary-Treasurer, Dale Oe, Vice-President. TOP ROW, left to right: Robert Muth, Robert Stroh, Ronald Roller, Daniel Hutzenbiler, Leonard Kudrna, Ronald Dvorak, Ronald Klem, Eugene Klem, Mark Erhardt, Lee Kukla. SECOND ROW: Leo Fichter, Ervin Scheeler, Richard Roftler, Joseph Heiser, Norman Stevens, Kenneth Rech, James Schloss, Marvin Dukart, Harlan Muth. THIRD ROW: Larry Kling, Viola Wanner, Rose Mary Wanner, Peggy Hawkins, Barbara Fredericks, Delores Kadrmas, Cynthia Stav, Jane Hondle, James Reisenauer. BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Heiser, Student Council Representative, Darlene Jilek, President, Pauline Wanner, Vice-President, Rita Volesky, Secretary. 99 ourna irim TOP ROW: left to right: Larry Ludlum, Vaun Dalee Rhodes, Arthur Wanner, Carla Stieg. BOTTOM ROW: Diana Lam- precht, Elaine Dukart, Frank Themes, Kathleen Gilbert, Emily Oe. Left to right: Rose Petryszok, Assistant Editor, Diana Lamprecht, Editor, Kathleen Gilbert. SmoLe .SQQILCL 5 TOP ROW, left to right: Paul Kasberg, Arthur Wanner, Petryszak, Sharon V Schopp, Rose Petryszak, Linda Karen Kubik, Diana Lamprecht, Kathleen Gilbert, Vaun Tollefson, Elaine Dukart, Eleanore Kuchynski, BOT- Dalee Rhodes, Carla Stieg, Larry Ludlum. SECOND TOM ROW: Frank Thernes, Assistant Editor, Emily Oe, ROW: Donna Marquart, Codavee Scott, Maw Ann Editor. 100 .gnfernafiona Rfafiond CM jutufe 0l'nel'll6l, el 5 of America I 4 TOP ROW: left to right: Cynthia Stav, Cordavee Scott, macher, Elaine Dukart, Marilyn Meduna, Diana Lamp- Lorraine Franchuk, Jean Semerad, Karen Kubik, Judy recht, David Demaniow. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Stroh, Reisenauer, Barbara Heiser, Vaun Dalee Rhodes. SEC- Secretary-Treasurer, Emily Oe, President, Donovan OND ROW: Bob Honel, June Semerad, Karen Hut- Kubas,Vice-President. TOP ROW, left to right: Emily Oe, Betty Jilek, Jane Scott, Lorraine Buresh, Barbara Heiser, lrene Polensky, Shirley Hendricks, Carla Stieg, Karen Kubik, Ellen Franchuk. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Stav, Janet Koffler, Virginia Metz, Diane Muth, Jane Franchuk, Irene Haag, Darlene Kostelecky, Lorraine Franchuk, Cordavee Scott, Donna Marquart, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Doerner, Advisor, Darlene Heiser, Historian, Jean Semerad, Vice-President of Degrees, Kathleen Gilbert, Vice-President of Music, Shirley Wock, Vice-President ot Public Relations, Linda Tollefson, Vice-President of Projects, Rose Petryszak, Vice-President of Recreation, Margie Symionow, Parliamentarian. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Petryszak, Vice-President, June Semerad, President, Elaine Dukart, Secretary, Elaine Pribyl, Treasurer. 101 2 tI':i GLOW 2 Oyd 6L0l'Ll,5 1 02 TOP ROW, left to right: Judy Sticka, Linda Tollefson, Rita Holler, Barbara Fredericks, Karen Kubik, Judy Reisenauer, Lorraine Buresh, Jane Scott, Darlene Heiser, Diana Lamprecht, Barbara Heiser, Donna Stroh, Carla Stieg. SECOND ROW: Viola Wanner, Ardyce Burian, Jane Franchuk, Pauline Wanner, Darlene Kostelecky, Jean Semerad, Kathleen Gilbert, Wilma Volesky, Cordavee Scott, Virginia Metz, Lorraine Franchuk. THIRD ROW: Peggy Hawkins, Marilyn Meduna, Karen Hutmacher, Shirley W0ck,June Seme- rad, Donna Marquart, Darlene Jilek, Rose Mary Wanner, Patricia Murphy, Irene Polensky. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. O. T. Belsheim, Director, Linda Gray, Rita Volesky, Doris Kostelecky Elaine Dukart, Sharon Schopp, Jane Handle, Cynthia Stav, Claire Scheeler, Delores Kadrmas, David Sahr, Director. TOP ROW, left to right: Dale Smith, Dennis Karsky, Lawrence Ewoniuk, Harry Kanski, Bill Hertz, Gene Witt, David Sahr, Director. SECOND ROW: Irvin Scheeler, Lee Kukla, Alan Roffler, Jerome Jahrman, Dale Oe, Leo Holler. THIRD ROW: Paul Sticka, Kenneth Rech, Arnold Metz, Frank Ihernes, Larry Ludlum, Mr. O. T. Belsheim, Director. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Kling, Harlan Muth, Ronald Dvorak, Norman Stevens, Paul Kasberg. CAOFU5 BMJ WMM! TOP ROW: left to right: Lawrence Ewoniuk, Alan Roffler, Harry Kanski, Gene Witt, Frank Thernes, Paul Kasberg. SECOND ROW: David Sahr, Director, Dale Smith, Karen Kubik, Judy Reisenauer, Diana Lamprecht, Kathleen Gilbert, Paul Sticka. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. O. T. Belsheim, Director, Sharon Schopp, Rita Holler, Judy Sticka, Jean Semerad, Wilma Volesky, June Semerad. . ,',: F - , -'-' , i----' 2 5- :,?'?'P .f : -:gigs-5 4 1, lily' 5 f. 5 , ','- g3.4:a-qv Q A ff, -f,-'. , , ' 5 mf. , F- -eng. 3135 ,.,, 5 .. .Lg : li J 55 if 33 :eii li in f' 1 er f x W 1 Y i 7 1 ii f ' i C i , , W, V 5 A , Q ' 4 ,- is , - A BACK ROW, left to right: Karen Kubik, Emily Oe, Lee Kukla, Ronald Roller, Paul Kasberg, Robert Muth, Marvin Dukart, Mr. Nelson, Supervisor, Mr. Don Emch, Bill Hertz, Frank Thernes, Alan Roffler. SECOND ROW: Jane Scott, Richard Roffler, Gary Kostelecky, I Peter Schmidt, Donovan Kubas, Dale Smith, Dennis Karsky, Jerome Dukart, Larry Kling, Larry Ludlum. FRONT ROW: Sharon Schopp, Paul Sticka, Kathleen Gilbert, Cynthia Stav, Alvin Wanner, Roger Knudtson, Arnold Metz, Cordavee Scott. 103 I 2 I C gm .fdfkdfic :iaociafion I 2,9 104 TOP ROW, left to right: Peggy Hawkins, Judy Sticka, Darlene Heiser, Jane Scott, Barbara Fredericks, Lorraine Buresh, Barbara Heiser, Irene Polensky, Shirley Hendricks, Donna Stroh, Carla Stieg, Linda Tollefson. SECOND ROW: Delores Kadrmas, Rita Holler, Ardyce Burian, Jane Franchuk, Elaine Pribyl, Wilma Volesky, Patricia Murphy, Lorraine Franchuk, Diana Lamprecht, Cordavee Scott, Donna Marquart, THIRD ROW: Linda Gray, Rita Volesky, Virginia Metz, Cynthia Stav, Irene Haag, Darlene Kostelecky, Karen Hutmacher, Marilyn Meduna, Doris Kostelecky, Mary Ann Petryszak, Ellen Franchuk. BOTTOM ROW: Rose Petryszak, Secretary, Karen Kubik, President, Emily Oe, Vice-President, Margaret Symionow, Treasurer. TOP ROW: left to right: Sharon Johnson, Linda Kadr- mas, Jane Scott, Emily Oe, Karen Kubik, Leo Holler, Peter Schmidt, Jerome Jahrman, Alan Roffler, David Demaniow, Lorraine Buresh, Barbara Heiser, Darlene Heiser, Diana Lamprecht, Carla Stieg. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Gilbert, Betty Jilek, Rita Holler, Marilyn Meduna, Karen Hutmacher, Robert Stroh, Frank Thernes, Paul Kasberg, Norman Stevens, Wilma Volesky, Shirley Wock, Lorraine Franchuk, Vaun Dalee Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Donna Marquart, Linda Gray, Rose Petryszak, Ardyce Burian, Jane Franchuk, Elaine Pribyl, Cordavee Scott, Irene Haag, Mary Ann Petry- szak, Margaret Symionow, Ellen Franchuk, Cynthia Stav. FOURTH ROW: Doris Kostelecky, Rita Volesky, Danna Stroh, President, Darlene Jilek, Patricia Murphy. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Sticka, Linda Tollefson, June Semerad, Jean Semerad. T CM Z4 9 C'Lw,,Lfw!m TOP ROW, left to right: Jim Klein, Ronald Kovash, Roger Left to right: Linda Tollefson, Judy Sticka, Jean Semerad, June Semerad Knudtson, Alan Rotfler, Bill Hertz. ROW TWO: Leo Holler, William Reck, Lawrence Ewoniuk, Donovan Kubas, BOTTOM ROW: Dale Smith, Vince Kostelecky, Frank Themes. Q, cm TOP ROW: left to right: Alvin Wanner, Ronald Kovash, David Demaniow, Vice-President, Dennis Karsky, Presi- Roger Knudtson, Gene Witt, Alan Roffler, Donovan dent, Jim Klein, Treasurer, Victor Demaniow, Secre- Kubas. SECOND ROW: Paul Sticka, Dale Smith, Vince tary. Kostelecky, Dale Oe, Larry Ludlum. BOTTOM ROW: 105 66 79 26U'l'l TOP ROW, left to right: Lawrence Ewoniuk, Harry Kanski, Richard Kulish, Ronald Kovash, Jim Klein, Don Kubas, Student Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Robert Lasater, Dale Smith, Dennis Karsky, Leonard Kudrna, Roger Holler, Vince Kostelecky, Assistant Coach Joe Kisch. 7 wfrfigllg e6ll'Yl TOP ROW, left to right: Coach Lincoln Reinhiller, Alvin Wanner, David Demaniow, Don Kubas, Arthur Wanner, Frank Thernes, Ervin Scheeler, Paul Kasburg, Student Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Victor Demaniow, Larry Kling, Norman Stevens, Robert Stroh, Arnold Metz, Mark Erharet, Gene Witt. onuenfion pfannem TOP ROW, left to right: June Semerad, Elaine Dukart, Diana Lamprecht, Dale Smith, Mary Ann Petryszak, BOTTOM ROW: Emily Oe, Vaun Dalee Rhodes, Linda Tollefson. .X 66 77 3 264191 TOP ROW, left to right: Richard Kulish, Roger Knudtson, Leonard Kudrna, Clarence Dvorak. SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Kisch, Bill Hertz, William Rech, Dale Oe, Gary Kostelecky. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Schloss, Richard Roffler, Paul Sticka, P Ronald Dvorak. 5 files ie 66 77 Gan! KAQQFLGJQFJ Left to right: Doris Kostelecky, Darlene Jilek, Rita Volesky, Patricia Murphy. 107