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

Text from Pages 1 - 185 of the 1964 volume:

' 'WWim mmn PRAIRIE SMOKE DICKINSON STATE COLLEGE DICKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA Dedication DR. KENTON VICKERY COUNTRY GRAVEYARD BLUES The evenin bell is ringin in the church, A line of cows comes mooin from the posture, A farm-hand, all tired out, goes walkin home. An leaves me standin here alone an thinkin. The twilight fades; the world soon disappears; And everything is quiet as the grave. Except ye hears a beetle circle by Or someplace ya kin hear a sheepbell ring. . . . They's lotsa big shots livin in th world— All high an mighty, thinks they's goin places. An turns their noses up at guys like these. But what the deuce? They got no room to grin. They brags about their grandads and their family, What they says goes, they brags; they wears swell clothes; Their dames is fashion-plates, an mighty grand; They'll get what these folks got, and nothing more. Swell tombstones and brass plates stuck up in church Don't do no good; ya won't be there ta hear The preacher lyin bout how good ya was. An you won't hear the organ an the choir. Ya can't bring people back from death ta life With fancy urns and lifelike statue heads; Funeral honors falls flat for the dead An soft-soap don't smooth nothin for a corpse. . . . His head lies here upon the ground As if it were upon his mother's lap; The world outside this town knew nothing of him, He had no education, none at all. And when we saw him he was always sad. But he was good to everyone, and kind; And he was honest; God rewarded him. He cried when he saw other people suffer. He was too poor to help in other ways; Yet God made everyone he knew his friend. That was good enough for him; his needs were small. Why should we give him any other praise. Nor shall we speak against him, though, of course He had his faults, just like the rest of us, For now he is at peace; he is with God. —By Dr. Kenton Vickery 1964 Prairie Smoke Staff Adviser Mrs. Carol Oukrop We wish to thank Osborn Studio and Yearbook House Publishers for all the help they have given to the staff to make the publication of this book possible. Table of Contents TITLE ................................... PAGE 1 DEDICATION .............................. PAGE 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................... PAGE 5 SAVAGELAND............................... PAGE 6 FACULTY.................................. PAGE 14 ORGANIZATIONS ........................... PAGE 34 SPORTS................................... PAGE 78 CLASSES.................................. PAGE 98 ACTIVITIES............................... PAGE 156 SENIOR STATISTICS........................ PAGE 173 Classrooms May Hall DSC students frequent these build- ing daily, and even snow doesn't pre- vent students from attending classes. The Science Building was first used for classes in the Winter Quarter of 1963-1964 Science Building 8 Scott Gymnasium In Scott Gym we watch basketball games, wrestling matches and gymnas- tic exhibitions. Here also we .watch folk singers such as The Travelers Three and The Contemporary Folk Group. In the Library we study and take en- trance examinations. In the Library with its lofty ceilings and wide windows is found the Theodore Roosevelt Room with its many keepsakes of early North Dakota frontier days. Library 9 President O. A. DeLong speaks at she dedication ceremony during the official opening of the Student Union at homecoming. DSC's new Student Union, opened in the foil of 1963, serves os the center of college social life. The Ballroom, which has been changed at times into a Green- wich Village pad or an ele- gant setting for a style show, is the setting for DSC parties, the Homecoming Ball, college formats, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Care for a game of Bridge, ping-pong, pool, chess or checkers? The Student Union is the place to find it — as well as that afternoon snack or bed- time meal. Two folk singers entertain DSC students in the Student Union Ballroom during Fresh- men Orientation Week. Student Union Life FOR WOMEN Selke Hall Klinefelter Hall Stickney Hall Student Union FOR WOMEN FOR MEN bee is riniTim ll Dorm Life Students woik . . . And work . . . And work They talk . . . Catch catnaps . . . And relax 12 Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield pictured in their apartment. Single men attempting home cooking North Dakota Board of Higher Education MEMBERS Mrs. Rachael Jacobsen—Secretary Martin Kruse Henry Sullivan Mrs. Vernon Johnson John Conrad Albert Hoas Fred Orth Mrs. Frank Jestrab Lloyd Nygard—Auditor 16 President’s Office Dr. 0. A. DeLong President of Dickinson State College Under President DcLong's leader- ship, DSC has become North Dakota's fastest growing college and proudly lives up to its slogan quality educa- tion in the West. PRAIRIE SMOKE MESSAGE The issues of Prairie Smoke provide posterity with the most complete record of events in the history of Dickinson State College. Prairie Smoke is more than a recitation of events of a given year — the personalities and the spirit of the year are caught up in the pictures of people and events and preserved as they were at the time history was made. The year 1963-64 was no ordinary year at Dickinson. New positions added to the instructional staff, two new build- ings on the campus, the continued growth of the student body, the vitality of the students as expressed in the activity programs of the college, all indicate that forces of growth and progress have been at work during the year at Dickinson State and the people whose pictures appear in this annual have all been a part of this significant year. —O. A. DeLong, President Mrs. Laura Laggc Secretary to the President 17 DSC Deans Paul Larsen Dean of Students Dr. Gordon Olson Dean of the College Harry Weinbcrgcn Dean of the Faculty Diane Ellingson Secretary to Mr. Larsen Instructor B.S. Mrs. Betty Shrcve Secretary to Dr. Olson Dean of Men Advising male students on various problems, assist- ing them with housing problems and supplying them with miscellaneous information are among the duties of Vaughn Rhodes, DSC Dean of Men. Once a week Mr. Rhodes may be seen in Selke Hall as he makes his room inspection tour. More than one fellow has been reminded to make his bed by Mr. Rhodes who seems to have an eagle eye when it comes to such matters as room neatness. Dean of Women Vaughn Rhodes Dean of Men Miss Woods, Dean of Women, is faced with the re- sponsibility of finding housing for DSC women students. Miss Woods miraculously finds off-campus housing for women when the dormitories are filled. Miss Woods also assists women in finding jobs in the cafeteria, the union, in instructor's offices and in shops downtown. Miss Leila Woods, Deon of Women 19 Business Office Mrs. Mildrcn Christensen Business Manager P. 0. Aasmundstad Mrs. Arlene Landgrebe Mrs. Ramona Brown Mrs. Harriet Baysoro Housemothers Mrs. Ida Coffing SELKE STICKNEY KLINEFELTER Mrs. Olive Rutherford Mrs. Ragnc Aascn 21 Literature CHAIRMAN Aloysius Norton Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Arlene Gockle Instructor B.A. Lucile Alt Assistont Professor B.A., M.A. Raymond Gould Assistant Professor B.A., M.A. Carl Larson Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Elizabeth Neff Assistant Professor B.A., M.A. DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS Carol Oukrop Instructor B.A. 22 Velio Montcmayor Instructor Spanish Harriet Benway Instructor French Erich Heintzen Instructor German Jorge Calvo Instructor Spanish CHAIRMAN Bryan Gackle Assistant Professor B.A., M A B A., M.A., Ph D. Winnifred Stump Associate Professor B.A., M.A. 23 Neil Ablcdinger Assistant Professor B.A., M.A. Elmer Huber Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Charles Johnson Associate Professor B.A., M.S. Education 24 Gordon Olson Professor B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Vaughn Rhodes Associate Professor B.A., M.A. Gladys Wilson Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Alice Tirrcll Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Charles Nielsen Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Robert Wheeler Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Social Science James Dodd Assistant Professor B.S., M.S. DSC students learn facts about history. Della Heid Associate Professor B.S., M.M. Loran Eckroth Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. A. Malcolm Brown Professor B. M., M.A., Ph D. 26 Dwoine Nelson Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Fine Arts Don Duda Instructor Pc CHAIRMAN Clinton Sheffield Associate Professor B.S., M.A. Commerce Charles Morrison Assistant Professor B.A., M.A. CHAIRMAN George Montgomery Assistant Professor B.S., M.B.E. 27 Bernard Opoien Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. CHAIRMAN John Thompson Professor B.A., M.S. Science Myron Freeman Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. John MacDonald Associate Professor B.Ch.E., B.S., M.S. Robert Todd Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. CHAIRMAN Harold Murphy Professor B.S., M.S. John Meighan Assistant Professor B.A., M.S. 28 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Harry Wiebergen Professor B.S., M.S. Physical Education. Bertha Geiger Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Roger Huffman Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. Lorraine Schumacher Associate Professor BE.. M.S. Kenneth He.� rikson Assistant professor B.S., M.S. LaVern Jessen Assistant Professor B.S., M.A. College Nurse Snack Bar P.X. Mrs. Evelyn Gilbert Nil Kill! msiEj. hi iomiL Mrs. Lcttic Robb 30 Dietician Mr . Elvo Swanson Cafeteria CAFETERIA STAFF: Gladys Lobsingcr, Stephanie Ostcr, Emma Ficek, Molly Sofratoivick, Cleone Erickson, Betty Hutmacker, Alice Stcmachuk, Lndia Strabb, Hattie Rambousek, Tillie Ficek. Isadore Svkora POWER PLANT STUDENT UNION Frank Wolf, Fred Endres, and George Bren Pete Froehlich, Clement Heidt, Roland Hyde BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Jake Dukart Harry Height Lawrence Oulette Jerome Roller Albert Hondl IN MEMORIAM Alfred J. Dolwig 1912-1963 Acting bead, of the Department of Literature and Languages, Mr. Dolwig was an Associate Profes- sor of Literature and Languages. Serving DSC for six years, he taught German, English Litera- ture, Shakespeare, and Creative Writing. Mr. Dolwig attended St. Thomas College and the Univer- sity of North Dakota, and re- ceived a B.A. degree from Stan- ford University, a M.A. degree from the University of Montana, and had done further graduate work at Stanford and the Uni- verstiy of North Dakota. 33 ORGANIZATIONS FROM LEFT: Gcogia Gufcnshon, Mike Morey, Penny Davis, Lola DeFoe, Dean Trzpuc, Sylvia Thompson, Dean Leila Woods, Dean Paul C. Larsen, Florence Putnam, Fred Koesel, George Caley, Luella Roedeske, Frank Fish, Coral Ulschak, James Frey, Wayne Tonous, Rod Dicdc, James Kary, Dean Vaughn Rhodes. Student Council At DSC, the Student Council provides the student body with an opportunity to express opinion. In its weekly meetings the Student Council becomes a sounding board for student opinion with regard to school policies. An effort to create a more complete college life has led to close cooperation with both faculty and administration. Under the competent leadership of President Fred Koesel, the Student Coun- cil has done much to achieve this goal. Typical projects in the past year included sponsoring social events, cultural programs, and progressive activities. 36 The Student Union Board of Governors sets up policies, rules, and regulations concerning the uses of the Student Union. It is the duty of the Student Union manager to carry out such recommenda- tions. Members ore selected through application to and appointment by the former Board. Officers are elected within the Board itself. Student Union Board of Governors FRONT ROW, from left: Mr. Vaughn Rhodes, Mr. Elmer Huber, Jean Eckroth, Larry Sadowsky, Ren wood Erickson, Steve Prokop, Miss Leila Woods. BACK ROW, from left: Fred Koesel, Mr. Paul Larsen, Georgia Gutenshon, Miss Lorraine Schu- macher, Velio Montemayor. 37 STANDING, left to right: Dione Zastoupil, Charlotte Fiedler, Sharon Kory, Sandra Jalbert, Claudio Wing, Gayle Kling, Dee Ann Thompson, Kayleen Middle- stad, Virginia Bailloid, Doris Ludwig, Patricia Caswell, Carolyn Swenson, Diane Kary, Bonnie Wilier, Beverly Agnew, Johanna Hecker, Judy Erickson, Karen Madson, Jerilyn Peterson, Pot Boehm, Jerri Splichal. SEATED: Marilyn Wolberg, Miss Woods, Karen Herman, Dorothy Hoff, Bonnie Mack, Janet White, Shirley Diers, Faye Thompson. Alpha Sigma Alpha 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. In order to be eligible for Alpha Sigma Alpha one must attain an average of B or higher. The sorority is a philanthropic organization which visits old-age homes, repairs toys for the Crippled Children, and contributes to various charity drives throughout the year. Each year Alpha Sigma Alpha sponsors a Valentine's Day formal and sells Mum corsages during Homecoming. The sorority also has a Founder's Day Banquet in the spring and sponsors a tea during freshman orientation. OFFICERS President Marilyn Wolberg Vice President Karen Herman Recording Secretary Dorothy Hoff Corresponding Secretary Faye Thompson Treasurer Janet White Membership Director Bernie Schmidt Editor Bonnie Mack Chaplain Shirley Diers Advisor Miss Woods 38 ASA Sweetheart”, Jean Eckroth Tau Kappa Epsilon ROW ONE: Charles Parfrey, Don Dvorak, Eugene Klug, Gregory Kraiter, Jim Hollen, Paul Sticka, Dennis Swenson. ROW TWO: George Caley, Charles Wagner, James Williamson, Don Aird, John Peffer, Sterling Bcntson, Dennis Bergman, James Olson, John Perzinski, Paul Kremers, Bill Thompson. ROW THREE: Richard Schoff, Ken Fisher, Wayne Tanous, Carl Bergman, Ray Kautzman, John Springer, Charles DeFoe, Jerry West, Roger Truth, Marion Anderson. ROW FOUR: Ron Schwartz, Ken Keller, Bill Reichert, Bob Schlenvogt, Norm Erdman, Spencer Bovee, Fred Koesel, Larry Troinor, Barrie McClean, Renwood Erickson, Don Dvorak, Scott Hammond, Dr. Pearson. TKE field representative, George Richards, presenting the official chapter horseshoe. Tau Kappa Epsilon, national social fraternity, is DSC's only social frater- nity. In April 1964 the organization officially became a part of the na- tional fraternity. The main purpose of TKE is to create the idea of brotherhood and to develop socially. Throughout the year TKE activities have included community service projects, college parties, and fund raising drives. New members are pledged each quarter. Requirements for membership are a C average and a good college standing. TKE Sweetheart, Karen Madson. 39 Phi Sigma Pi ROW ONE: Steve Prokop, Mr. Rhodes, Conrad Carlson, James Silbernogel, Bruce Benz, Ron Schwartz, John Perzinski. ROW TWO: Charles Hendrickson, Richard Bailey, Les Weiser, Bob Hochalter, Rod Rcmsing, Jim Larson, Bill Heth, Dennis Johnson, Myron Burian, Bryan Dinkins, Bernard Bohl, Ron Adams. Phi Sigma Pi is an honorary fraternity at DSC. Basically, it is an educational fraternity with future teachers in mind. However, it is open to all men on campus with 40 consecutive hours of 2.0 average work. Usually programs deal with some phase of education. Each year the fraternity sponsors a formal dance. Officers are: Conrad Carlson, president; Darnell Just, vice- president; Jerry Fischer, secretary; James Silbernagle, treasurer; Bruce Benz, historian; and Ron Schwartz, publicity chairman. Dean of Men Vaughn Rhodes is the adviser for the organization. 40 Phi Sigma Pi Sweetheart, Jeri Peterson. Lambda Delta Lambda FIRST ROW: Rod Remsing, Myron Burian, Marilyn Wolbcrg, Roger Truth, Bryan Dinkins, Mr. Todd. SECOND ROW: Harold Hammcren, Ron Schwartz, Dennis Johnson, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Murphy, Steve Goodall, Leland Fleischer, Burton Solscth, Lynn Erickson, Pat Boehm. Lambda Delta Lambda is the na- tional honorary science and mathe- matics fraternity on campus. Eligi- bility for membership is based on hours of superior work in science or mathematics. Creating a greater interest in the fields of science and mathematics is the primary goal of the organization. A secondary goal is maintaining high grades. Officers of the group are: Roger Truth, president; Jim Glasser, vice- president; Rose Kordonowy, corres- ponding secretary; Marilyn Wolberg, recording secretary; and Myron Burian, treasurer. Mr. Robert Todd is the faculty adviser. A knotty problem solved by DSC’s men of science. Perched highest among the Prairie Smoke staff is co-editor, Vern Enge. Standing beside him is co-editor, Karen Herman. Standing on the ground level are: assistant society editor, Margaret Jorda; society editor, Peggy Watson; and sports editor, Bill Bttresh. PRAIRIE SMOKE Editor Enge Selecting the best pictures for the annual ss only part of the many aspects of editing a college yearbook. Co-editor Enge pond- ers the problem above. Staff Vern Enge, co-editor Karen Herman, co-editor Bill Buresh, sports editor Peggy Watson, society editor Margaret Jorda, assistant society editor Ken Brinster, photographer Dennis Swenson, photographer Mrs. Carol Oukrop, advisor Photographers Hard at wor;k in the darkroom are the two Prairie Smoke photographers, Dennis Swenson and Ken Brinster. The expert qual- ity of their work is evidenced on many pages of this yearbook. 42 Western Concept ROW ONE: Margo Muggli, John Fousc, Mrs. Carol Oukrop. ROW TWO: Margaret Jorda, Karen Madson, LaVonnc Birdsall, Nancy Rcch, Jim Lysnc, Noncy Stump, Vern Engc. ROW THREE: Don Mrachek, Anita Skedsvold, Maxine Becker, Karen Herman, Gary Schwartz. ROW FOUR: Russ Wells, Harvey Merz, Marvin Jonason, Bob Schmidt, Chuck Hendrickson. Staff Editor Margo Muggli General Staff Maxine Becker Adviser Mrs. Carol Oukrop LaVonne Birdsall Photographers Ken Brinster Dennis Swenson Harley Hettick Karen Herman Marvin Jonason James Lysne Sports John Fouse Harvey Merz Business Mgr. Don Mrachek Nancy Rech Columnists Vern Enge Don Mrachek Gary Schwartz Timmie Smith Russ Wells Cindy Stav Chuck Hendrickson Feature Writers Advertising Margaret Jorda Karen Madson Anita Skedsvold Rita Carol Bob Schmidt Nancy Stump Mrs. Carol Oukrop, adviser for the Western Concept and the Prairie Smoke, Is that copy just about ready? keeps both staffs working smoothly even though it takes considerable time and trouble. Working in the DSC publications department is an experience that a student will never forget. There is much more to journalism than meets the eye of the average Western Concept reader. Meeting the deadlines for the twice-a-month paper is quite often hard, but it was always done, and between issues the staff members managed to paint the publications office. The motto of the publications department seems to be: let there never be a dull moment and very few dull moments were there this year. UCCF SEATED: Cynthia Nickel, Ruby Ferbee, Patricia Rafferty, Patricia Zenzie, Dr. Alice Tirrell, adviser. STANDING: George Ding, Bob Schlenvogt, Vern Enge. United Campus Christian Fellowship is a religious organization for all Protestant students who do not hove an affiliated group on campus. UCCF was instrumental in the formation of ecumenical movement among the DSC religious organizations. Officers for the year included: Bob Schlenvogt, president; Vern Enge, vice-president; Dorlyn Held, secretary-treasurer; Pat Hanson, Virginia Bonn, advisory board members. Dr. Alice Tirrell is adviser for the organization. Athens Delegates Six DSC students attended the 19th Quadrennial Ecumenical Student Conference at Athens, Ohio. The trip was the climax of an interdenominational study group at DSC which was a prelude for the Athens Conference. Representing UCCF were Bob Schlenvogt, Ed Sahlstrom, and Vern Enge. Representing LSA was Florence Putnam, and the delegate from Newman Club was Velio Montemayor. Bob Hochhalter represented MSM. Methodist Student Movement Dickinson State MSM at the state convention in Minot. Deputation team at Mott Methodist Student Movement is the compus organization for Methodist students. It is one of the most active religious groups on campus. MSM sponsored a delegate. Bob Hochhalter, to attend the Athens Conference during Christmas vacation. Sara Schutz represented MSM at the Latin American Citizenship Conference in New York City and Washington D.C. MSM had the responsibility for planning the annual all-campus religious emphasis week. Officers for the group are: Judy Pfenning, president; Sara Schutz, vice-president; Coral Ulschak, secretary; John Dodesding, treasurer; Alice Pierce, publicity; Mr. Charles Morrison, adviser. ROW ONE: Charlotte Fiedler, Sara Shutz, Judy Pfenning, Carol Ulschak, Peggy «oilman. ROW TWO: Bob Hochhalter, Bonnie McAdoo, Timmie Smith, Eleanore Carlson. Mary Sucmpcr. 45 Lutheran Student Association ROW ONE: Kayleen Mittelstcad, Linda Enger, Jack Zieman, Florence Putnam, Jeri Peterson, Audrey Scheffelmpieu, Morlys Meyer, Claudia Wing. ROW TWO: Roberta Erickson, Burton Solscth, Bob Schiablc, Jim ZumBrunncn, Conrad Carlson, Dennis Johnson, Alice Hintz, Barbara Kittleson, Marilyn Luhman, Judy Rowe, Dale Eslinger, Connie Erickson, Donna Ulmer. Lutheran Student Association aims to provide religious outlets for Lutheran students on campus. Facilities for LSA are provided at St. John's parish unit. Florence Putnam represented Dickinson State's LSA at the Athens conference. In addition, LSA has been active in the campus ecumenical movement. Other activities during the past year were a pizza party, Christmas caroling, and chapel vespers. During religious emphasis week, LSA performed the musical review For Heaven's Sake. Deputation teams have been active throughout the area. Paul Larsen is adviser of the group. LSA picnic and hootenanny 46 STANDING, left to right: Jean Bares, Corlene Fittcrcr, Jane Heilman, Catherine Dennis, Kathryn Weiss, Pauline Fischer, Janet Greenshields, Patricia Caswell, Thad Magyer, Gary Aberle, John Magyer, Karen Herman, Sharon Kary, Dorothy Frasca, Margaret Jorda, Juliann Kraft, Janet Schneider, Bonnie Wilier, Margaret Tennant, Jenone Wilke, Miss Geiger. SEATED: Kathleen Gortner, Suzann Randich, Dick Lorenz, Bernard Bohl, Dorothy Hoff, Linda Belohlovek, Johanna Hecker. Newman Club Newman Club is the Roman Catholic student organization on campus. It holds two meetings a month and sponsors parties for the Catholics at DSC. The objectives of the Newman Club are to offer intellectual, spiritual, and social programs that will help the students grow in their religious knowledge and life, just as they are growing in their other studies. OFFICERS President Bernard Bohl Vice President Kathleen Renner Recording Secretary Angie Knopik Corresponding Secretary Dorothy Hoff Treasurer John Peffer Adviser Miss Geiger 47 Lutheran Youth Society Mr. Freeman, Curtis Heinti, Leland Fleischer, Calvin Fleischer, Corol Fischer, Doris Unterscher, Phyllis Brcimeier. Lutheran Youth Society is the religious group for members of the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church. Discussions and activities constitute the meetings. Officers are: Les Weiser, president; Karen Fisher, vice-president; and Carol Fischer, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Myron Freeman is adviser. 48 � '« I'l ................ FIRST ROW: Bob Lcnnick, Mary Ann Grosz, Jeff Auch, Harriet Nelson, Larry Sprengcr. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Swenson, Arlis Krien, Dorothy Reich, Kerrine Schneider, Wayne Frier, Maxine Schauer, Joanne Koch. THIRD ROW: Sharlenc Oldenbcrger, Sharon Colton, Donna Scott, Mercella Will, Luella Okken, Jim Oshanyk, Dolores Ehmantrout. Intervarsity Intervarsity Christian Fellowship is the newest religious group on campus. It is open to students of all religious denominations. Throughout the year they have organized many activities. Among them were special lectures, feature movies, and recreational gatherings. They have also sponsored deputa- tion teams throughout the area. Officers are: Jeff Auch, president; Luella Okken, vice-president; Carol Koch, secretary-treasurer, and Ker- rine Schneider, publicity chairman. Faculty adviser is Mrs. Esther Swenson. 49 SEATED, left to right: Jack Sautcr, Jon White, Pat Miller, Steve Schmitz, Lorry Koubo, and Gene Finnemon. STANDING: Jerry West, Tom Mandigo, Jerome Zins, Ray Kautzman, Charlotte Stecklcr, Charlotte Fiedler, Virginia Baillot, Julie Kraft, John Magyer, Doris Ludwig, Ken Brinstcr, Dorothy Scott, Bob Wood, Margaret Jorda, John Perzinski, Jeanne Fischer, Gary Gunderson, Josephine Petri, Vern Cermak, and Dick Lorenz. Young Democrats Pictured above is Bruce Hagen, a speaker at one of the regular Y.D. meetings. Sponsoring speakers at meetings is just one of the many activities in which the club partici- pates, to stimulate the students' interest in politics. During the past year, the DSC Y.D s constructed a float for Homecoming, held a school party and helped the senior party of Stark County host a luncheon and a rally. The local club is the largest in the state, having 75 members. OFFICERS Young Democrat officers are: Gene Finnemon, pub- licity chairman; Steve Schmitz, vice president; Jan White, secretary-treasurer; and Pat Miller, president. At the Y.D. convention which was held in Bis- marck, the local club elected Larry Kouba regional director; Georgia Gutensohn, national committee- woman; Larry Sodowski, national committeeman; and Jack Souter, western district vice president. 50 SEATED, left to right: Lynn Erickson, Mike Morey, Renwood Erickson, Audrey Howe, James Oshanyk, and Ron Schwartz. STANDING: Dwight Knudson, Bob Schlcnvogt, and Vcrn Enge. Young Republicans Officers of the Young Republican organization on campus are Ron Schwartz, president; Mike Morey, vice president; Edna Melvin, secretary-treasurer; and Mick Tjaden, publicity manager. Faculty advisor for the group is Charles Nielson. During the year, the group joined the Hello Halcrow club in preparation for the North Dakota June primary. The group also helped in the fall elections by campaigning and helping the senior Republican club in various ways. 51 International Relations Club ROW ONE: Rita Martin, Anita Fisketjon, Velio Montemayar. ROW TWO: David Wolth, Bob Wood, Leslie Krogh, Alvin H. Hogerott, Jorge Colvo, Verne Enge, Dorlon Held, Pot Miller. The purpose of the International Relations Club is to stimulate in- terest in foreign affairs. An effort is made, through study programs, lectures, and informal discussions, to understand policies of other nations and to appreciate their cultures. Officers of International Relations Club are: David Walth, president; Jerry Wiseman, vice-president; Anita Fisketjon, secretary-treasurer. Each year the International Rela- tions Club attempts to utilize the experiences, knowledge, and talents of Dickinson State's foreign students. These students represent our neigh- bors to the south and north—Costa Rica, Mexico, and Canada. From the left: Jorge Clavo, Velio Montemayor, Maureen Patterson, Virginia Baillod, and Chuck Hendrickson. 52 La Junta Francaise From this . . . La Junta Francaise is the only foreign language organization at Dickinson State College. It was organized for students having some knowledge of the French language in order to learn more about the people of France and their culture. During the 1963-1964 term the French Club brought France to Dickinson State in many ways. Through the aid of various speakers the French Club studied French art, geography, literature, fashions, drama, and philosophy. In addition they sponsored A Holiday in Paris, a style show. Proceeds from the fashion show went to the Dr. Vickery Memorial Library fund. Dr. Vickery is the late advisor and founder of La Junta Francaise. A beatnic ball, one of the year's most successful parties, was sponsored by La Junta Francaise. The central idea came straight from the left bank of the Seine. The officers of La Junta Francaise are: president, Sara Schutz; vice- president, Velia Montemayer; secretary, Mrs. Doreen Levy; treas- urer, Karen Ellingson; and advisor, Mrs. Harriet Benway. Vcrn Enge Jorge Calvo George Coley Joanne Grosz Doris Ludwig Mrs. Harriet Benwoy Darlene Frank Jane Heilman Peggy Watson Virginia Baillod Karen Ellingson Velia Montemoyor Sara Schutj 53 STANDING, BACK ROW, left to right: Diana Grosz, Jeanne Herhusky, Barbara Lee, Arlene Mattis, Connie Wright, Sandic Binck, Mercella Will, Kathy Elioson, Evelyn Waltos, Janet Schneider, Maureen Patterson, Dorothy Scott, Judy Erickon, Johanna Hecker, LaVonne Birdsall. STANDING, FRONT ROW: Jean Bares, Carol Ulschak, Delores Olson, Bonnie McAdoo, Anna Schmierer, Norma Helbling, Marilyn Luhman, Alice Hintz, Bonnie Wilier, Connie Erickson, Patricia Rafferty, Roberta Erickson. Cheryl Ingold, Nancy Klick, Peggy Kollman, Dorothy Reich. SEATED, BACK ROW: Alice Pierce, Faye Thompson, Sara Schutz, Shirley Diers, Miss Schumacher, Sonja Huchler, Judy Rowe, Gayle Kling, Angie Knopik, Rita Keller, Miss Gieger, Charlotte Fiedler, Kathleen Gartner, Ruby Ferebee, Karen Herman. SEATED, FRONT ROW: Alice Miller, Catherine Dennis, Geri Zeren, Pauline Fischer, Bonnie Mack, Marion Binek, Kathy Kostclccky. WRA The members of WRA develop leadership and an attitude of friendliness in competition with each other in volleyball, basketball, and badminton. This year WRA sponsored a Play Day, which other WRA members from various places in the state attended. The purpose of WRA is to provide recreational and sports activities, and to promote friendliness between members. OFFICERS President .. Judy Rowe Vice President Margaret Brauns Treasurer Shirley Heth Secretary Angie Knopik 54 STANDING, left to right: Richard Bailey, Steve Prokop, Frank Mortz, Roger Hilsendager, Nick Meier, Gary VanVIect, Tom Clemens, John Campbell, Jeanne Herhusky, Harold Hommeren, Judy Rowe, Dennis Boknecht, Norma Helbing, Pat Johner, Charlotte Fiedler, Barrie McClean, Joe Hurt, Dennis Lindquist, Dennis Johnson, Bruce Whiting, Rodney Diede, Dennis Bergman, Mr. Wienbergen. SEATED: Sandie Binek, James Belohlavek, Geri Zeren, Kathy Kostclccky, Marion Binek, Rita Keller, Miss Geiger, Miss Schumacher, Henry Pankratz, Bonnie Mack. FRONT ROW: James Silbernagel, Leon House, Fred Fridley, Dove Friez, Darold Davis. Membership in the Phy. Ed. Club is required of all PE Majors. The Club was founded to promote sportsmanlike conduct and good sportsmanship. The main objective of the group is to obtain further information regarding Physical Education, and to promote a spirit of cooperation between students and faculty. They sell concessions at home basketball games to promote the club. P. E. Club 55 FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Wienbergen, athletic director, D. Bailey, S. Prokop, G. VanVIeef, J. Campbell. J. Silbernagle, D. Bergman, N. Meir, H. Pankratz, J. Bclohlavck, B. Thompson. SECOND ROW: P. Johncr, B. Benz, B. McClean, V. Neal, L House, B. Whiting, D. Frciz, B. Schiable, R. Hilzendager, D. Lindquist and K. Hendrickson, coach. THIRD ROW: F. Fridley, J. Susag, B. Suwolski, R. Schwartz, D. Schaff, D. Boknccht, U. Trautwein. J. Lanz, D. Ryan, and V. Demaniow. FOURTH ROW: H. Hammeren, D. Johnson, M. Burian, D. Johnson, C. Carlson, B. Schaff, T. Clemens, R. Deide, D. Dovis, J. Binek, D. Crum and D. Beckert. FIFTH ROW: F. Martz, D. Walz, R. Hartwig, G. Sonsalla, J. Hurt, D. Unruh. G. Aberle, and D. Kittilson. Play out your ace and hope that he doesn’t trump it! The newest organization on campus. Bridge Club is one of the most active at DSC. One of the highlights of the year was the Student-Faculty Bridge Tour- nament held in the Student Union. Bridge Club members study the rules of bidding and use problem hands to figure out the best pos- sible manner to make the most points. But most of all. Bridge is a very interesting game and holds students spell-bound for hours. Bridge Club SEATED: Dennis Johnson, John Campbell, Russ Miller, Jim Hotzenbuhler, Roger Hilzendager, Fran Weis, Janet Grecnshields, Don Waldahl. STANDING: Dorothy Hoff, Bernie Bohl, Pat Caswell, Doris Ludwig, Timmie Smith, Marilyn Doktcr. Bridge Club officers for the year include: Dennis Johnson, president; John Campbell, vice-president; Fran Weis, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Ray Gould, adviser. 57 Elmer Schock, Deon Trzpuc, Chuch Hendrickson, Director— Loren Eckroth, ond Mrs. Joyce Roberts. Woodwind Quintet Both the Woodwind Quintet and the Brass Chamber Group have been busy as traveling ambassadors for Dickinson State College this year. These groups have appeared in concerts throughout North Dakota and east- ern Montana. In addition to performing they have been responsible for music clinics for area students. Also, both groups appeared on the program of the North Dakota Education Association's fall convention. Symphonic CLARINET John Peffcr Gene Mosbrucker Sharon Schopp Dorothy Scoff Noel Jones Cynthia Tanner Charlotte Fiedler Lynn Bracket Don Waldal Connie Erickson Kathy Gartner SAXOPHONE Dianne Wahl Noel Marcusen Dwiqht Knutson Nancy Klick DIRECTOR Mr. Loren Eckroth TRUMPET CORNET Tom Klipfel Dick Lorenz Martin Jonason PERCUSSION Dale Smith Scott Hammond Les Weiser Dennis Mcckler 58 ROW ONE: Mike Grotz, Rick Weber, Tom Mondigo, Bill Eckroth, Elmer Schock. ROW TWO: Director, Mr. Dwoine Nelson, Eugene Klug, Mike Morey, Bob Hocholtcr. Brass Chamber Group The Symphonic Winds have been very active this year. At the Tri-State Music Festival, they premiered two new works by Alfred Reed, nationally-known composer and arranger. Another highlight of the year was a six- day tour of Saskatchewan. They were chosen by a panel of college music professors in a seven-state area as one of the three most outstanding musical organizations in the Midwest. One of these three units will be chosen to tour Europe, all expenses paid by the State Department. Winds OBOE Jerry Whiteman Chuck Hendrickson FLUTE Harriet Nelson Anita Skedsvold Cindi Stav BASSOON David Tiedmon Dean Trzpuc BASS CLARINET Virginia Baillod FRENCH HORN Elmer Schock Beverly Agnew Rick Gratz Vicky Rogness Dorothy Reich Donna Ulmer Audrey Howe TROMBONE Glenton Wolf Gene Finncman Len Conradson Donna Scott Roy Grudem Dennis Herrick DIRECTOR Mr. Dwaine Nelson BARITONE Tom Elliot Lynn Erickson CORNET TRUMPET Bill Eckroth Tom Mondigo Rick Weber Maureen Patterson Ron Zimmerman BASS Jim Larson Eugene Klug Karlton Stordalen Wayne Fricz STRING BASS Paul Olicnyk 59 Concert Choir ROW ONE: Gwen Lorenz, Dionne Wohl, Sharon Colton, Harriet Nelson, Maureen Patterson, Vivian Hunke, Norma Aippcrspach, Anita Skedsvold, Donna Scott, Fran Wachsman, Arlis Krein, Sylvia Leiseth, Director Malcolm Brown. ROW TWO: Nancy Klick, Beverly Agnew, Vicky Rogncss, Melodie Schneider, Margaret Tennant, Tina Woltos, Marjorie Bicrwagon, Luclla Okkcn, Connie Erickson, Kathleen Fritsch, Patricia Hanson, Sharon Schopp. ROW THREE: Tom Mandigo, Ron Zimmerman, Martin Jonason, Dennis Meckler, Dale Smith, Alan Olson, Martin Jonason, Dennis Mecklcr, Dole Smith, Alan Olson, Lcs Wciser, Scott Ham- mond, Luther Schoon, Bob Schaiblc, Gene Mosbrucker, Dave Teidman, Eugene Klug, Sterling Bentson, John Pcffer, Bill Eskroth, Keith Bell, Gene Finneman, Wayne Friez. ROW FOUR: Jerry Whiteman, Lynn Brocket, Chuck Hendrickson, John Dasovick, Karlton Stordalcn, Dennis Herrick, Elmer Schock, Bill Wagner, Bob Schlenvogt, Ray Grudcm, Jim Larson, Frank Martz, Rick Weber, Don Waldal, Dwight Knudson, Glenton Wolf, Deon Tryzpuc, Paul Olienyk, Mike Pfau, Tom Klipfcl, Rick Gratz. DSC Singers The concert choir, a group of sixty- five selected mixed voices, constitutes the primary choral organization on campus. Throughout the school year they engaged in a series of choral pro- grams in the area and went on a spring tour to Canada. A group of about twelve selected voices, the DSC Singers perform a va- riety of musical selections. Because of the diverse style and small size, they have accepted engagements to sing throughout the community. ROW ONE: Dianne Wahl, Melodic Schneider, Sharon Colton, Anito Skedsvold, Fran Wachs- man, Beverly Agnew. ROW TWO: Dennis Her- rick, Elmer Schock, Bob Schlenvogt, Rick Weber, Rick Gratz, Tom Klipfel. Choralaires FRONT ROW: Charlotte Fiedler, Gwen Lorenz, Elaine Molm, Ellen Trapp, Jean Fillmore, Norma Aippcrspach, Vir- ginia Baillod, Anita Skedsvold, Melodie Schneider, Sylvia Leiseth, Dr. Malcolm Brown. SECOND ROW: Diana Knutson, Joletta Rebcnitsch, Karla Anderson, Kathleen Fritsch, Mary Conklin, Connie Erickson, Charlotte Steckler, Betty Lou Lacherbacher, Cindi Stov, Dorothy Reich. THIRD ROW: Janice Heilman, Maxine Schaucr, Diane Puckett, Carol Hintz, Margaret Jorda, Carol Dennis, Louise Bergen, Connie Wright, Carolyn Swenson, Tina Waltos, Kathy Eliason, Geor- gia Gutensohn. All girls on campus who desire to participate in choral singing have the opportunity to sing in the Choralaires. A similar group, the Hilltoppers, is open to all men on campus. The combined choral groups presented a Christ- mas Concert and a spring concert. and Hilltoppers FRONT ROW: Jerry Whiteman, Sherman Severson, Keith Bell, Les Weiser, Charles Porfrey, John Dasovick, Alan Olson, Edward Quamme, Zone Paulson, Mike Pfau, Bob Keitner, Dick Lorenz. BACK ROW: Dwight Knudson, Jim Zum Brunnen, Tom Elliott, Don Waldal, Bill Wagner, Dennis Herrick, Bob Schaiblc, Jim Larson, Frank Martz, Morris Carlson, Karlton Stordalen, Sterling Bentsen. Director 0. T. Belsheim is seated in front of the group. 61 Music Educators National Conference ROW ONE: Gene Finneman, Rick Gratz, Dennis Mccklcr, Sherri Schopp, Dale Smith, Dick Lorenz, Norma Aipperspach, Sharon Colton, Tom Klipfel, Connie Wright, Connie Erickson, Virginia Baillod, Dianne Wahl, Gwen Lorenz, Arlis Krien. ROW TWO: Karlton Stordalen, Wayne Freiz, Tom Mandigo, Bill Eckroth, Dave Teidman, Don Waldal, Glen Wolf, Horriet Nelson, Maureen Patterson, Dorothy Scott, Audrey Howe, Vivian Hunke, Vicky Rogness, Donna Ulmer, Beverly Agnew. ROW THREE: Jerry Whiteman, Martin Jonason, Ron Zimmerman, Paul Olicnyk, Noel Jones, Lynn Brackel, John Peffer, Jim Larson, Ray Grudcm, Chuck Hendrickson, Les Weiser, Luther Schoon. ROW FOUR: Gene Mos- brucker. Gene Klug, Tom Elliot. ROW FIVE: Dwight Knudson, Dennis Herrick, Rick Weber. ROW SIX: Elmer Schock, Dean Trzpuc. The Music Educators National Conference is composed of all students with majors or minors in music. Its main purpose is to help students become familiar with the activities and workings of the national professional organization. Each year the highlight of the MENC activities is the production of Hilltop Holiday ' a student conducted musical variety show. This year Hilltop Holiday went All-American, under the direction of Elmer Schock. Hilltop Holiday's All-American theme was centered around these groups: hand- picked Hilltop Stage Band which performed a variety of numbers from Night in Tunisia to The Warsaw Concerto ; small groups, like the male quartet which added a masculine influence; a faculty quartet which did a humorous take-off on an opera, and an equally versatile Hilltop Chorus which sang Everything's Coming Up Roses, Moon River, and America the Beautiful. An added attraction at Hilltop Holiday was Miss North Dakota, Joann Syvrud, who sang several folk songs. A salute to the American family concluded the production. MENC officers include: President, Dave Teidman; Secretary, Chuck Hendrick- son; Treasurer, Mike Morey. 62 STUDENT CHAIRMAN ELMER SCHOCK Hilltop Highlights Hilltop Chorus Hilltop Quartet Hilltop’s All-American Family Part of the Hilltop Stage Band Senior division: Bob Wood Novice division: Roger Herouf and Bob Adams Novice division: Bob Lennick and Russ Miller Debate Squad newest recruit? 64 For the first time in nearly 30 years Dickin- son is being represented by a debate squad. Under the leadership of Mrs. Winifred Stump this group has been instrumental in speech programs at DSC and throughout the area. This program promotes development in public speaking, analysis, and current affairs. The National Intercollegiate Debate topic for 1963-1964, Re- solved: The Federal Government should guarantee the opportunity for higher education for all qualified high school graduates, was of special interest to DSC debaters. The debate squad participated in tournaments at Colorado State College in Greeley, Colorado and Montana State University at Missoula, Montana. They organized the Inter-Dakotah debate tournament held at Dickinson Stote. In addition various members of the squad traveled throughout Western North Dakota and Eastern Montana in a demonstration debate tour. Inter-Dakota Debate Tournament Pointers from coach, Mrs. Winifred Stump The DSC debate squad hosted 24 debaters and coaches from three other colleges within North and South Dakota at the first annual Inter-Dakotah debate tournament Febru- ary 28-29. Participating colleges were Northern State Col- lege, Aberdeen, S. D.; Minot State College, Minot; University of North Dakota, Grand Forks; and DSC. Top awards in the tournament were the George Dynes Traveling Trophy and the Michael Whelan Traveling Trophy. Mrs. Winifred Stump, debate coach, directed the tourna- ment. Student directors were Bob Wood, Larry Sadowsky, and Peggy Wotson. Afr. Whelan presenting the senior division trophy to Pam Thor- kelson and Linda Gustafson, UND. Student Director Wood presenting the George Dynes trophy to Phil Salem and Chuck Weibel, Northern State, in the novice division. 65 Oral Interpretation Jan White, Marv Gardner, Dr. Logonbill, Bill Heth, Bev Agnew, John Dasovick. Within the last year oral interpretation has become a major activity at Dickinson State. Interpreters have participated in the Phi Kappa Delta Tourna- ment at Greeley, Colorado, where Marv Gardner placed second. Marv placed first in the Big Sky Intercollegiate Speech Tournament at Montana State University, Missoula. John Dasovick and Bill Heth participated in the Akin Award Contest. This contest, sponsored by the University of Denver, is done by tape recording. Dr. G. Bruce Loganbill is oral interpretation coach. Marv Gardner with first place trophies from the Big Shy Tournament. Bev Agnew Bill Heth Jan White Cue Club Jerry Whiteman, Patricio Hanson, Martin Jonason, Karen Herman, Maurice Erickson. The masks of comedy and tragedy are the symbols associated with the theatre and Cue Club is the organization closely connected with the theatre at DSC. Cue Club sponsors the drama activities at DSC, and one-act plays and other forms of theatre are presented by the members for their own group and other audiences. Running in close connection with Cue Club is Alpha Psi Omega, a national honorary drama fraternity. Students who participate actively in college produc- tions are eligible for membership which is attainable by earning points by work- ing on college theatre productions. Officers for the year include: Maurice Erickson, president; Pat Hanson, vice- president; Jerry Whiteman, secretary- treasurer; Mr. Brian Gackle, adviser. 67 FIRST ROW: Alice Pierce, Kathy Ehreth, Sara Schutz, Dean Trzpuc, Kathy Renner, Jane Heilman, Judy Pfenning. SECOND ROW: Bonnie McAdoo, Charlotte Stecklcr, Conrad Carlson, Bruce Benz, Ken Brinster, Vern Enge, Eleanore Carlson, Coral Ulschak. Student Education Association Kathleen Ehreth, State Student North Dokoto Education Associ ation president from Dickinson State. The Student Education Association is the campus organi- zation for students wishing to further their knowledge of the teaching profession. It is affiliated with the North Dakota Education Association and the National Education Association. Dickinson State's organization is very active on both the local and state levels. For the last three years DSC has been represented on the state executive council and on state committees. This April, Miss Kathleen Ehreth was elected state president at the spring conference. Local officers are: Dean Trzpuc, president; Kathy Ehreth, vice-president; Sara Schutz, secretary; Kathy Renner, treas- urer; Audrey Olson, publicity chairman; and Vern Enge, program chairman. Mr. Neil Ableidinger is local and state adviser. 68 STANDING, left to right: Elmer Oukrop, Allan Metrger SEATED: Vincent Kunda, Kathleen Ehreth, Vernon Cermak, James Mumcy, Alice Pierce, Ardith Chitwood, Charlotte Steckler. The NAEA is a new organization on DSC's Campus this year. Membership is made up of all art minors and majors. The main objective of this group is to further art education on the campus of DSC. This year the club sponsored the DSC Art Show which portrayed work of many of the college students. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Publicity Chairman Advisor James Mumey Karen Ellingson Alice Pierce Kathy Ehreth Mr. Sheffield National Art Education Association 69 V More than 300 freshmen entered Dick- inson State College in September, 1963. Various activities were initiated to make them feel welcome. There were movies, picnics, a hootenanny . . . 70 • • • None Escape the Savages STUDENTS OR FACULTY The Dean of Men, Vaughn Rhodes, gets painted by a DSC Savage. Especially the faculty members were captured by busy Savage artists during Homecoming preparations. Homecoming to the DSC Savages means a wide variety of events. These start early to develop into a three-day Sav- age land. The Savages picturesd above are practicing tribal dance steps for the ceremonial. Two Okizus invade the Student Union Snack Bar to apply Savage war paint to Mrs. Christensen of the Business Office while other faculty members look on with merriment. However, their turn at the end of a paint brush came soon afterward. 71 Savage Ceremonial Patterned after an authentic Sioux pow-wow, DSC Savages honor their home- coming royalty in the ceremonial. Retiring Chief Dave Larson, represented by his brother Pete, and Princess Judy Klick relinquish their authority os their headdresses are removed by Chief Fred Koesel and Princess Lola DeFoe. The New Chief dances to honor his Princess, and is followed by the dance of the Braves and Maidens honor- ing their New Chief and Princess. Finally, the New Chief pays homage to Heaven, Chief Fred Koesel Princess Lola DeFoe Homecoming Parade First place Junior Class float Special guest Miss North Dakota Chief Fred Koesel and Princess Lola DeFoe were the center of attention as they led DSCs biggest and best parade. Okizus on parade TKFJs musical entry 73 Who’s Gary Melling and Fred Koesel Who Nineteen DSC upperclassmen were selected for Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. They were chosen by the DSC faculty and the Stu- dent Council on the basis of scholastic average, leadership on the college campus, and an outlook towards future service to their communities. Not Pictured: Roger Hoff, Lola DeFoe, Martin Koller, Dennis Trzpuc, and Con- rad Carlson. Leaders of Today and Tomorrow Dean Trzpuc Vcrn Enge, Penny Davis and George Caley 74 in American Colleges and Universities Marilyn Wolberq Doreen Johnson, Sara Schulz, Pofricio Slobo- jon, Mike Morey Sieve Prokop Jean Eckrolh and Fern Sterna 75 Association of Women Students All women enrolled in DSC ore automatically members of the Association of Women Students. This organization handles all activities of par- ticular interest to women students. The group sponsors an annual spring tea for women students and their mothers. Officers are: Jean Eckroth, president; Elenore Carlson, vice-president; Karen Herman, secretary-treasurer; Coral Ulschak, Stu- dent Council representative. Dean Leila Woods is adviser. Officers: Coral Ulschok, Jeon Eckroth, Miss Woods, Eleanor Carlson, Karen Herman. Men’s Union Men's Union is the campus organization for all men students. It attempts to fur- ther a spirit of unity and to promote the general welfare of male students. Each year the Men's Union is responsible for sponsoring one all college party. Officers are: Conrad Carlson, president; Ron Schwartz, vice-president; Jim Sil- bernagel, secretary-treasurer; and Richard Bailey, Student Council representative. Dean Vaughn Rhodes is adviser. 76 Conrad Carlson, Mr. Rhodes, James Silbcrnagcl JOANN SYVRUD 77 Miss North Dakota Football 1963-64 SAVAGES—FRONT ROW: Charles Wagner, Dennis Johnson, Gary Van Vlcct, Fred Fridley, Ken Scibcl, Pet Johner, Bill Hertz, Gory Abcrlc, Dan Unruh, Darold Davis, Bob Farrell, Al Kramer, Dean Bachmeicr, and Dennis Fox. ROW TWO: Phil Wanner, Roger Hilsendager, Al Streitmotter, Lynn Tabor, Ron Hartwig, Bob Echioblc, Andy Stang, Sterling Bentson, Dick Haug, John Longmuir, Gary Summcrfield, Arlie Steinwond, and Dan Ryan. ROW THREE: Ron Staiger, Rick Bohlman, DuWoync Walz, Joe Hurt, Vern Neal, Jim Binck, Ernie Godfreod, Keith Nordvedt, Tom Gussner, Ulrich Trautwein, Bob Mullen, and Managers Bill Buresch, Don Harden and Bruce Whiting. ROW FOUR: Harry Wicnbergen, Athletic Director, Doug Crum, John Lanz, Don Kettcrling, Gene Sonsalla, Bob Suwalski, Mel Hauk, Louie Hurt, Bart Thompson ond Coaches Vern Jcssen, Roger Huffman and Ken Henrickson. 80 Head Coach Roger Huffman End Coach Vern Jcssen Backfield Coach Ken Henrickson SEASON'S RECORD DSC 25 El lendale 13 DSC 6 Minot 6 DSC 7 Wahpeton 13 DSC 7 Mayville 0 DSC 0 Valley City 21 DSC 39 Jamestown 6 DSC 19 Montana Eastern 33 DSC 0 Rapid City 0 Savages in Practice ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS Charles Wagner Pat Johner Ken Seibel 81 Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lovcrn Jcsscn, Coach; Myron Olson, Harold Hammeren, Bill Mitzel, Duane Heckaman, Gory Aberlc, Al Lick, Fred Fridley, and Rich Wardner, Manager. SECOND ROW: Gary Mclling, Richard Campbell, Larry Schulz, Rod Diede, Dave Friez, and Dick Haug. Huddle SEASON'S RECORD DSC 58 Eastern Montana State 71 DSC 53 Eastern Montana State 82 DSC 83 Rocky Mountain State 95 DSC 66 Rocky Mountain State 76 DSC 97 Northern Montana State 71 DSC 98 Northern Montana State 74 DSC 63 Mayviiie 67 DSC 85 Black Hills 86 DSC 69 Northern of Aberdeen 86 DSC 49 Bismarck J. C. 39 DSC 75 Valley City 62 DSC 62 Whapeton Science 58 DSC 60 Mayviiie 81 DSC 67 Ellendalc 59 DSC 69 Black Hills 87 DSC 55 Minot 47 DSC 82 Jamestown 71 DSC 85 Ellendale 84 DSC 77 Jamestown 87 DSC 43 Valley City 50 DSC 72 Minot 87 DSC 7$ Whapeton Science 61 Practice Makes Perfect” 84 Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Dave Price, Larry Rivinious, Ernie Godfricd, Lcedrcw Childs, Frank Martz and Ron Tuhy. SECOND ROW: Rocky Hushka, Bill Thompson, Mel Hauch, Ralph Chase and Phil Wanner. The DSC Junior Varsity Basketball team compiled a very good record under the coaching of Roger Huffman, winning thirteen and losing four. DSC 58 City League 71 DSC 77 Rocky Mt. 58 DSC 91 Rocky Mt. 68 DSC 59 B. J. C. 49 DSC 54 B. J. C. 52 DSC 80 Black Hills 72 DSC 50 B. J. C. 65 DSC 79 Abbey 55 DSC 67 B. J. C. 66 DSC 81 Williston 42 DSC 67 Black Hills 63 DSC 64 Minot 61 DSC 60 Jamestown 71 DSC 85 Williston 43 DSC 52 Jamestown 56 DSC 70 Abbey 58 DSC 55 Minot 53 85 HP Cheerleaders Zeren Keller Sylvia Thompson 86 Wrestling The Savages wound up the 1963-64 season by placing second in the NDCAC in a three-way tie with Minot and Jamestown. In NDCAC play the Savages had a 7-5 record and compiled an overall record of 12 wins and 10 losses. Frank Fish 115 Hank Pankratz 115 Pull, Denny, Pull” Dean Bachmeier won the national NAIA 137 pound championship. Bachmeier's win at the nationals was the first national championship won by a North Dakota student. This victory qualifies Bachmeier for the 1964 Olympic tryouts at the New York City World's Fair. Dennis Phillips 123 lbs. Dennis Lindquist 130 lbs. Vic Dcmoniow 130 lbs. Roy Bclohlavek 130 lbs. Clem Fitterer 137 lbs. Woyne Tonous 137 lbs. Lee Jomcs 137 lbs. Nick Meir 147 lbs. Dean Buchmier 147 lbs. Duane Hinsz 147 lbs. Dennis Johnson 167 lbs. John Susog 167 lbs. Roger Hilzendagcr 177 lbs. Vince Kinda 177 lbs. Dawn Boy Gene Sonsallo 177 lbs. Me Fronkl 191 lbs. Bob Schaff Hwt. Charles Wagner Hwt. Track FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Johnson, M. Burian, L. House, F. Fridley, H. Hommcren, P. Johner, L. Tabor, K. Nordvedt, J. Fouse, and B. Dasovick. SECOND ROW: J. Lantz, M. Kostlecky, J. Boschee, T. Decker, D. Davis, B. Whiting, D. Boknecht, J. Davis, D. Kittilson, and R. Huffman, coach: THIRD ROW: D Wisness, J. Lowman, L Fasching, W. Stevens, J. Hurt, E. Godfread, M. Ellis, W. Balliet, C. Lowman. J. Auch and L. Jessen, coach. The DSC Savages displayed their power on cinders once more as they captured the conference title for the fifth straight year in the newly formed North Dakota College Athletic Conference. The Savages garnered 70 points, with Valley City State taking 50 points and Minot was third with 45 points. Seven conference records were broken in the meet, five by DSC tracksters. Bill Hert threw the discus 150'414 and put the shott 50 6 —both new records. Ham- merin ran the 880 yd. run in 1:58.3 for a record. Lynn Tabor ran the 330 yd. hurdles in 40.3 to break the old standard and the mile relay team of Davis, Burian, Hammerein and Fridley ran a record- breaking 3:27.3 race. 90 Hurling Hurdling Green’ 'Vaulting Johnson’ 91 Baseball FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Boespflug, G. Baumann, B. Benz, D. Rosk, P. Sticka, V. Mullen and T. Clemens. SECOND ROW: Ken Henrickson, coach, R. Diede, B. Thompson, B. Bogner, J. Silbernagle, G. Abcrle, and W. Benz. NOT PICTURED: D. Hough, V. Neal and D. Schaff. The past year was used as a building year by the Packers with seven new players added to the team. They compiled a record of 3 wins and 7 losses. Packers 0 Minot 2 Packers 3 Minot 5 Packers 6 Valley City 5 Packers 2 Valley City 0 Packers 0 Spearfish 6 Packers 3 Spearfish 5 Packers 9 Ellendale 5 Packers 4 Ellendole 7 Packers 3 Jamestown 5 Packers 0 Minot 3 92 Intramurals Under the direction of Ron Staiger, intramural basketball provided fun for many active young men. Champion Colts LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Boschcc, Alan Streit- motter, Dennis Sailer, Richard Hushka, Bob Mullan and Tom Weiser. Gymnastics FIRST ROW, left to right: Ken Fisher, Charlotte Fiedler, Judy Rowe, Barbara Lee, Norma Helbling and Don Dickens. SECOND ROW: Rita Keller, Connie Wright, Shirley Heth, and Jeanne Herhusky. THIRD ROW: Doug Kroft, Denny Boknecht, Don Dudo, coach, Jeff Auch ond Dan Ryan. Gymnastics, a new team sport at DSC this year, had a very successful first year. Fourteen members finished the year as gymnasts. A group consisting of Dan Ryan, Jeff Auch, Doug Kroft, Ken Fisher, Rita Keller, Judy Rowe, Shirley Heth, and Dennis Boknecht comprised a traveling team which presented lyceums in various high schools throughout the area. Although the team will not participate inter-collegiately for three or four years, plans are being made to enter competition in the near future. 94 'Beaming Balance 95 Golf FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Rafferty, R. Gratz, D. Bergman, C. DeFoe, and B. Rafferty. SECOND ROW: D. Dietrich, R. Weber, Terry Neils and H. Weinbergen, coach. The team placed fourth in the conference. Dickinson's best golfer, Dennis Bergman placed second individually. 96 Tennis FIRST ROW, left to right: Ron Schwartz, Russ Miller and Dean Lindquist. SECOND ROW: Ralph Berger, Clarence Kadrmas and Ron Schiff. NOT PICTURED: Doug Crum and Dennis Swenson. The team is coached by Duane Johnson. 97 CLASSES SENIORS Renwood Erickson, PRESIDENT; Marilyn Wolberg, SECRETARY; Kathy Renner, TREASURER. DEAN BACHMEIER CAROL BAESLER RICHARD BAILEY Raleigh, N. D. New Leipzig, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. DEAN BENDER Mandan, N. D. HARRIET BENWAY Dickinson, N. D. BRUCE BENZ Moffit, N. D. MARION BINEK Dickinson, N. D. PATRICIA BOEHM Mandon, N. D. JEAN BOESPFLUG Richardton, N.D. AGNES BUNK Dickinson, N. D. JOHN BUTTERFIELD Hettinger, N. D. GEORGE CALEY Hettinger, N. D. CHARLES CAMPBELL Dickinson, N. D. CONRAD CARLSON Rhome, N. D. ELEANORE CARLSON Holliday, N. D. ARDITH CHITWOOD Alexander, N. D. MARY CONKLIN Belfield, N. D. PENELOPE DAVIS Killdeer, N. D. LOLA DEFOE Dickinson, N. D. MARJORIE DENNIS Belfield, N. D. KENNETH DIEHL Carson, N. D. SHIRLEY DIERS Dickinson, N. D. GORDON DIETRICH Mondon, N. D. BILL ECKROTH Mondon, N. D. KAREN ELLINGSON Dickinson, N. D. VERN ENGE Bismarck, N. D. ALICE ERICKSON Cartwright, N. D. RENWOOD ERICKSON Fairview, Montana JERRY FISCHER Golva, N. D. JEROLD FOLLMER Hettinger, N. D. BEN FRANK Dickinson, N. D. DENNIS FRANK New England, N. D. BERNIE GAAB Fallon, Montana ELLEN GAAB GERALD GRANER RAYMOND GRUDEM Dickinson, N. D. Mandan, N. D. Flasher, N. D. GEORGIA GUTENSOHN New England, N. D. ALVIN HAGEROTT Center, N. D. HAROLD HAMMEREN Watford City, N. D. PATRICIA HANSON New England, N. D. CLIFFORD HARRIS Dickinson, N. D. WAYNE HEINZ Center, N. D. ROBERT HOCHHALTER Bowman, N. D. AUDREY HOWE Plevna, Montana ROBERTA HOWIE Bismarch, N. D. I DONALD JABLONSKY South Heort, N. D. GEROLD JACOBS Regent, N. D. DENNIS JOHNSON Reeder, N. D. DOREEN JOHNSON Dickinson, N. D. DAVID JOLLIE Belcourt, N. D. DARNELL JUST New Salem, N. D. JULIE KESLER Bowman, N. D. TOM KLIPFEL Ashley, N. D. ROBERT KETTNER Beach, N. D. CAROL KOCH New Leipzig, N. D. MARTIN KOLLER Dickinson, N. D. KENNETH KREITINGER DIANE KUETHER BETTY LOU LACHER Beach, N. D. New Salem, N. D. Richardton, N. D. EUGENE LEER Alexander, N. D. DENNIS LINDQUIST Dickinson, N. D. EDWARD LONEFIGHT Mandaree, N. D. Charles McLaughlin Dickinson, N. D. DOUGLAS MATZ Mondan, N. D. GARY MELLING Hettinger, N. D. DEANE MILLER MICHAEL MOREY JIM MUMEY Dickinson, N. D. Minnewaukon, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. AUDREY OLSON Regent, N. D. DELORES OPP Glen Ullin, N. D. IVAN OPP Hebron, N. D. JAMES OSHANYK Wilton, N. D. JOHN PEFFER Lidgerwood, N. D. CAROL PFAU Dickinson, N. D. RICHARD PIRKL Dickinson, N. D. STEVE PROKOP Belfield, N. D. JOHN REICH Hazen, N. D. LARRY SADOWSKY Dickinson, N. D. BERNADETTE SCHMIDT Dickinson, N. D. KAREN SCHNEIDER Goodrich, N. D. I SARA SCHUTZ Elgin, N. D. RONALD SCHWARTZ Hebron, N. D. JAMES SILBERNAGEL Rhome, N. D. DALE SMITH Belfield, N. D. BURTON SOLSETH Bucyrus, N. D. RONALD STAIGER Hebron, N. D. FERN STERNA Mandon, N. D. LAWRENCE STICKA Dickinson. N. D. RONALD TIMPE Flasher, N. D. MITCHELL TJADEN Dickinson, N. D. CLIFFORD TOKACH St. Anthony, N. D. LARRY TRAINOR Bowman, N. D. DEAN TRZPUC Riverdale, N. D. DENNIS TRZPUC Riverdale, N. D. CORAL ULSCHAK Dickinson, N. D. HENRY VIETH Glen Ullin, N. D. RITA VOLESKY Dickinson, N. D. I FRAN WACHSMAN Box Elder, S. D. CHARLES WAGNER Bismarck, N. D. EVELYN WALTOS Baldwin, N. D. STANLEY WENTZ Mercer, N. D. THOMAS WEISER Hazleton, N. D. MARGARET WATSON Mott, N. D. JERRY WHITEMAN Dickinson, N. D. ROBERT WOOD Bowman, N. D. 122 Junior Class Student Council Rep. Frank Fish Sfudent Affairs Council Rep Arnold Burian Secretory-Treasurer, Esther Hagen Vice-President, Ron Adams President, lames Frey BOB ADAMS Mandan, N.D. RON ADAMS Mandan, N.D. DON AIRD MARION ANDERSON Wahpeton, N.D. Hettinger, N.D. JEFFERY AUCH Mott, N.D. DEWEY BECKERT JAMES BELOHALVEK WILLIAM BINEK Killdeer, N.D. Mandan, N.D. Heil, N.D. DALE BOGNER DENNIS BOKNECHT Dickinson, N.D. Mott, N.D. FINI AN BRINSTER Dickinson, N. D. JAMES BUCKMIER Holey, N. D MARY ANN BREN Dickinson, N. D. MARGARET BRAUNS Dickinson, N. D. LYNN BRACKEL Mott, N .D. LORRAINE BUNK Golden Valley, N. D. ARNOLD BURIAN Killdeer, N. D. MYRON BURIAN Killdeer. N. D. GEORGE CALVO Alajuela, Costa Rica LYNN CARLSON Beach, N. D. VERNON CERMAK Mandan, N. D. KEN CIAVARELLA Mandan, N. D. NORM CIAVARELLA Mandan, N. D. TOM CLEMENS Plentywood, Montana JOHN DASOVICK Dickinson, N. D. SHARON DECKER Sentinel Butte, N. D. VICTOR DEMANION Belfield, N. D. CAROL DENNIS Belfield, N. D. RODNEY DIEDE Hebron, N. D. TED DILSE Scranton, N. D. BYRAN DINKINS Dunn Center, N. D. KATHLEEN EHRETH Solcn, N. D. HENRY ESLINGER Elgin, N. D. KENNETH FAIMAN Dickinson, N. D. LELAND FLEISCHER New Salem, N.D ANITA FISKETJON Watford City, N. D. CAROL FISCHER Beulah, N. D. THOMAS GALT Dickinson, N. D. DAVID FRIEZ Mott, N. D. FRED FRIDLEY Dickinson, N. D. JIM FREY Hebron, N. D. NEIL FREITAG Scranton, N. D JOANN GROSZ Holliday, N. D. IRVIN GOETZ Dickinson, N. D. STEVE GOODALL Sanish, N. D. RONALD GILBERTSON Glcndive, Montana JUDY GECK Dickinson, N. D. RITA KELLER New England, N. D. SHIRLEY KETTNER Beach, N. D. STEVEN KILWEIN Dickinson, N. D. EUENE KLUG Bowman, N.D. ROGER KOENIG Beulah, N. D. MARY LOU KRAMER Beach, N. D. AL KRAMER Strasburg, N. D. JULIETTE KREUGER Glcndive, Montana DONALD KUKLA Killdeer, N. D. RONNIE LARSON Dickinson, N. D. WAYNE LEHDE New Salem KAREN MADSON Taylor, N. D. MARVIN LINK Dickinson, N. D. GWEN LORENZ Beach, N. D. MARILYN LUHMAN Dickinson, N. D. TOM MANDIGO Flasher, N. D. BONNIE McADOO Hcnslcr, N. D. ALLEN METZGER Glen Ullin, N. D. JOHN MAGYAR Dickinson, N. D. RITA MARTIN Mott, N. D. MARLYS MEYER Scranton, N. D. MARIA VELIA MONTEMAYOR Monterrey, Mexico MYRON OLSON Arnegard, N. D. JOE MISCHEL ELAINE MOLM Linton, N. D. Belfield, N. D. JOHN O'CONNOR JIM OLSON Brewcrton, New York New England, N. D. JUDY PFENNING ALICE PIERCE Jamestown, N. D. Glendive, Montana VERNE RAFFERTY New England, N. D. RICHARD RASH Mandan, N. D. CHARLES RIEGER New Leipzig CAROL REICH Beulah, N. D. LUELLA ROEDESKE Sidney, Montana ADAM ROERICK Tolno, N. D. JUDITH ROWE New Leipzig, N. D. GALEN RUSTAN New England, N. D. )BERT SCHLENVOGT bron, N. D. JERALD RETZER Ashley, N. D. DAVID SADRO Tehran, Iran DOROTHY SCOTT Watford City, N. D. ED SAHLSTROM Hettinger, N. D. KENNETH SEIBEL Elgin, N. D. RICHARD SCHAFF Bowman, N. D. CHARLES SENGER Strasburg, N. D. ROBERT SCHAIBLE Mott, S. D. BERNARD STAFFAN Dickinson, N. D. GARY ZANDER GERI ZEREN Dickinson, N. D. New England, N. D. JACK ZIEMANN RONALD ZIMMERMAN Stanton, N. D. Taylor, N. D. Sophomore Class Mel’JJUlS. 0?' STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE; Jonct White, SECRETARYTREASURER; Undo Engcr, VICE- PRESIDENT; Bruce Whiting. PRESIDENT. 131 GARY ABERLE Napoleon, N. D. VIRGINIA BAILLOD Windthorst, Soslt. BEVERLY AGNEW Dickinson, N. D. WAYNE BENZ Moffit, N. D. KAYLEEN BANG Killdccr, N. D . LOUISE BERGAN Dickinson, N. D. JOANN ALT Elgin. N. D. CONNIE AUSTAD Hettinger, N. D. MAXINE BECKER Hettinger, N. D. SANDIE BINEK Dickinson, N. D. MARY SUE BOWMAN Rhame, N. D. ADELINE BOEHM Mandan, N. D. BERNARD BOHL Mandan, N. D. TOM BAUMAN Foinricw, Mont. VIRGINIA BOHN Carson, N. D. JEROME BOSCHER Glen Ullin, N. D. MARJORIE BIRWAGEN New Leipzig, N. D. EMILY BIEL Lcfor, N. D ALLEN BRADY Norwich, Conn. PHYLLIS BREIMEIER Honnover, N. D. ROBERT BREUM TED BRINKMEYER Toylor, N. D. New England, N. D. DEGREGG BRUGAMYER New England, N. D. BILL BURESH Mott. N. D. ARLENE CARLSON Regent, N. D. RITA CARROLL Dickinson, N. D. MARTIN CASTLE Dickinson, N. D. DONAVAN CHORNE SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN Dickinson, N. D. Werner, N. D. PAUL DAHMUS Dickinson, N. D. RITA DAHMUS Regent, N. D. DAROLD DAVIS Bowman, N. D. KESTER DECKER Belficld, N. D. MARILYN DOWNING Ludlow, N. D. SHIRLENE DVORAK DELOREES EHRMANTROUT Dickinson, N. D Elgin, N. D. I LINDA ENGER Dickinson, N. D. NORMAN ERDMAN Hettinger, N. D. JUDY ERICKSON New England, N. D. LYNN ERICKSON Hettinger, N. D. MAURICE ERICKSON Hettinger, N. D. ROBERTA ERICKSON New England, N. D. DALE ESUNGER Elgin, N. D. CHARLOTTE FIELDER Mott, N. D. RUBY FEREBEE Holliday, N. D. KARIN FISCHER Berlin, N. D. SAM FISHER Gascoyne CARLENE FITTERER Glen Ullin, N. D. BETTY FOLLMER Hettinger, N. D. LARRY FOSS Hazen, N. D JOHN FOUSE Barrington, III. DENNIS FOX Mandaree, N. D. IDRA FOX ndaree, N. D. DARLENE FRANK Holliday, N. D. DOROTHY FRASCA Sidney, Mont. KATHY GARTNER New England, N. D. GEORGIA GABBERT Dickinson, N. D. KATHLEEN FRITSCH Glendive, Mont. WAYNE FRIEZ Bentley, N. D. DARLENE GECK Glen Ullin, N. D. AGNES GEISER Gladstone, N. D. GLORIA GIDLEY Libby, Mont. MARYANN GROSZ Elgin, N. D. GARY GUNDERSON Bismarck, N.D. TOM GUSSNER New Salem, N. D. JAMES HALLEN Hettinger, N. D. BARBARA HAGBOM Regent, N. D. LAVONNE HATZENBUHLER Dickinson, N. D. JEANETTE HEINEb Sclfridge, N. D. ROGER HERAUF Dickinson, N. D. MARGARET HOFFERT Bismarck, N. D. BETTE HOWARD Richey, Montana SONJA HUCHLER Bismarck, N. D. DONNA JO HUNCOVSKY Dickinson, N. D. DONALD MARTIN Scranton, N. D. CAROLYN MARCUSEN Toylor, N. D. DORIS LUDWIG Richardton, N. D. JAMES LOWMAN Sentinel Butte, N. D. RICHARD LORENZ Beach, N. D. ARLEEN MATTIS Hettinger, N. D. CATHERINE McMASTER New Town, N. D. JIM MARTZ Hebron, N. D. LARRY MILLER Dickinson, N. D. KAYLEEN MITTELSTEDT Killdccr, N. D. ALBERTA MURRAY Dickinson, N. D. DOROTHY MONROE Killdecr, N. D. DON MUELLER Bucyrus, N. D. MARGO MUGGLI Beach, N. D. ALVIN NORDSVEN Werner, N. D. DELORES OLSON Arnegard, N. D. LUELLA OKKEN New Leipzig, N. D. PAUL OLIENYIC Belfield, N. D. BARBARA OLSON Wilton, N. D. ALAN OLSON Bucyrus, N. D. 137 JOHN PAGE Almont, N. D. CHARLES PARFREY Bowman, N. D. RICHARD PAVLICEK Dickinson, N. D. JOHN PERZINSKY Dickinson, N. D. JERILYN PETERSON New England, N. D. LAVERNE PETERSON Wilton, N. D. DIANE PUCKETT Bowman, N. D. PAT RAFFERTY New England, N. D. WILLIAM RIECH Dickinson, N. D. FLORENCE PUTNAM Linton, N. D. TOM ROGERS Mott, N. D. vilLES REMSING Junn Center, N. D. JOHN ROWERDINK Strasburg, N. D. DON RUSSELL Mandan, N. D. NANCY SAHR Dickinson, N. D. DENNIS SCHAFF Bowman, N. D. BERNARD SCHAFER Flasher. N. D. BOB SCHEELER Dickinson, N. D. MELODIE SCHNEIDER Richardton, N. D. LESLIE SNAVELY Mott, N. D. LEONE SK06EN Hettinger, N. D. WESLEY SICK Elgin, N. D. LORETTA SCHOCK New Leipzig, N. D. ROY SCHNEIDER Hebron, N. D. JON SPRINGER Hettinger, N. D. CHARLOTTE STECKLER Manning, N. D. LARRY SPRENGER Elgin, N. D. LARRY STAIGER Hebron, N. D. DONALD SORGE New Salem, N. D. DAVID STEFFES Dickinson, N. D. MARGARET STEINBACH Bethpage, L I., N. Y. WALLY STEPHENS Libby, Mont. MARY SUEMPER Bismarck, N. D. CYNTHIA TANNER Mandan, N. D. CAROLYN SWENSON Belfield, N. D. WAYNE TANOUS Hettinger, N. D . GARY TERRES Manning, N. D. DEE ANN THOMPSON Hettinger, N. D. DAVE TIEDMAN Hebron, N. D. MARGIE UNRUH Zap, N. D. RICHARD WARDNER Mercer, N. D. BRUCE WHITING Dickinson, N. D. SYLVIA TISCHMAK Raleigh, N. D. WILLIAM VUONO Warrenville, III. RICK WEBER Dickinson, N. D. MERCEDES WILL Beulah, N. D. WILLIAM THOMPSON Beach, N. D. MARILYN TUCKER Ekaloka, Mont. JANET WHITE Bowman, N. D. TINA WALTOS Bismarck, N. D. SHARON TRZPUC Riverdale, N. D. ULRICH TRAUTWEIN Mott, N. D. DON WALDAL Sentinel Butte, N. D. DIANNE WAHL McClusky, N. D. PHYLLIS WILL Dickinson, N. D. LEO WERRE Elgin, N. D. ARLON WEISS New Salem, N. D. IVA ZANDER LINDA ZODY Dickinson, N.D. Intake, Montana NORMAN WILSON Hettinger, N.D. GLENTON WOLF Beulah, N.D. Freshmen Class Officers Vice-president, Jim ZumBrunnen; president, Dennis Schmitz; Student Council Rep., Sylvia Thompson; secretary-treasurer, Sharon Colton. 141 JEAN BARES Beach, N. D. NORMA AIPPERSPACH Bismarck, N. D. STERLING BENTZEN Hettinger, N. D. JIM BINEK Dickinson, N. D. MAURICE AIRD, JR Mcdora, N. D. BILL ANDRUS Dickinson, N. D LARRY ARPIN Foirview. Mont CARL BERGMAN Dickinson, N. D. CAROL BEOHLER Zap, N. D. ROBERT BOGNER Broadus, Mont. PATTEE BENZIE Dickinson, N. D. LAVONNE BIRDSALL Gladstone, N. D. CASPER BERGER New Salem, N. D. RICHARD BOESFLUG New England, N. D. KEITH BELL Alexander, N. D. D. DOUGLAS AUSTIN Marmouth, N. D. MARSHA BERGSTAD Williston, N. D. LINDA BELOHLAVEK Mandan, N. D. EUGENE BAUMANN Reeder, N. D. 142 TOM DECKER Sentinel Butte, N. D. DUN DICKINS White Shields, N. D. GEORGE DING Hebron. N. D MARILYN DOCKTER Venturio, N. D. RUSSEL DOE Reeder, N. D. MARVIN DUKART Dickinson, N. D. CLARENCE DVORAK Gladstone, N. D. DAVID DVORAK Dickinson, N. D. DENNIS DVORAK Dickinson, N. D. DONALD DVORAK Dickinson, N. D. RONALD DVORAK Dickinson, N. D. KATHY ELIASON Baldwin, N. D. ELSMER ELKINS Dickinson, N. D. TOM ELLIOTT Dickinson, N. D. MARY ANN EMTER Glen Ullin, N. D. BOB ENGESSER Bowman, N. D. DELMER ENGESSER Rhame, N. D. CONNIE LOU ERICKSON New England, N. D. PAULINE FISCHER Forgo, N. D. JEANNE FISCHER Golvo, N. D. CHARLOTTE FILIBECK Glen Ullin, N. D. LEFROY FASCHING Wibox, Mont SHARON FARBER New Englond, N. D. CHET FISCUS Watford City, N. D. KENNY FISHER Dickinson, N. D. CLEMENTS FITTERER New England, N. D. CALVIN FLEISCHER New Salem, N. D. RONALD FROEHLICK Dickinson, N. D. JOHN FRANCHUK Dickinson, N. D. MONTE FREITAG Scranton, N. D. GARY FRIEZ Bentley, N. D. LARRY FRIEZ Bentley, N. D. MARVIN GARDNER St. Paul, Minn. EDWARD GAWRYLOW Belfield, N. D. JUDY GAAB Richordton, N. D. JANET GREENSHIELDS Werner, N. D. PENNY HAAS Lcfor, N. D. JAMES HATZENBUHLER Dickinson, N. D. DUANE HECKAMAN Beach, N. D. JEROME HEINZ Center, N. D. NORMA HELBLING Mandan, N. D. LINDA HELD New Salem, N. D. JANICE HELLMAN Glen Ullin, N. D. CAROL HELLING Golden Valley, N. D. BILL HENDERSON Scranton, N. D. DENNIS HERRICK Sidney, Mont. DUANE HINSZ Dickinson, N. D. CAROL HINTZ Mott. N. D. ELEANOR HIRSCH Mott, N. D. GORDON HOFFNER Hebron, N. D. DARRELL HOOVESTOL Almont, N. D. ROGER HOOVESTOL Almont, N. D. VIVIAN HUNKE Taylor, N. D. RICHARD HUSCHKA Bel field, N. D. NOEL JONES Saskatoon, Canada ROSEMARY JOHNSON Bucyrus, N. D. SANDRA JALBERT Dickinson, N. D. CHERYL INGOLD Flasher, N. D. DELORES INGEBRITSON Stanley, N. D. DALE KAISERSHOT Dickinson, N. D. DELORES KADRMAS Manning, N. D. PHILIP JONES Dickinson, N. D. CLARENCE KADRMAS Dickinson, N. D. MARGARET JORDA Mott, N. D. NANCY KLICK Hebron, N. D. LARRY KLING Dickinson, N. D. DWIGHT KNUDSON Hettinger, N. D. DONALD KILWEIN Dickinson, N. D. JOANNE KOCH New Leipzig, N. D. DIANA KNUTSON Ryder, N. D. CLIFF KOPANG Regent, N. D. MARVIN KOSTELOCKY Dickinson, N. D. JULIANN KRAFT Selfridge, N. D. DUANE LEINGANG BOB LENNICK SYLVIA LEISETH JIM LINDQUIST JIM LISKO St. Anthony, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Watford City, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. CHARLES LOWMAN JAMES LYSNE F. THAD MAGYAR NOEL MARCUSEN JANICE MARTHALLER Sentinel Butte, N. D. Hettinger, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Taylor, N. D. Mott, N. D. FRANK MARTZ ROBERT McADOO MARJORIE MEDUNA NICK MEIER Ashley. N. D. Hensler, N. D. Dickinson, N. D. Napoleon, N. D. GENE MOSBRUCKER Mandan, N. D. DALE MONSON Elgin, N. D. ALICE MAE MILLER Fort Rice, N. D. RODERICK MESSER Mott, N. D. HARVEY MERZ Rhomc, N. D. HARLAN MUTH Gladstone, N. D. LOREN MYRAN Taylor, N. D. VERNON NEAL Barrington, III. VICKY MOSBRUCKER Beulah, N. D. DON MRACHEK Alexander, N. D. CAROL NEIFFER Beulah, N. D. CYNTHIA NICKEL Judson, N. D. DONALLY NORDSVEN Holliday, N. D. LARRY NEIFFER Glendive, Mont. HATTIE NOWIK Dickinson, N. D. SHARLENE OLDENBERGER Napoleon. N. D. JOYCE OLSON Grenora, N. D. DELVIN NORDTVEDT Columbus, N. D. MARIE OUTKA Hettinger, N. D. HENRY PANKRATZ Dickinson, N. D. WILLIAM PEDERSEN Alexander, N. D. MAUREEN PATTERSON Woodrow, Sask., Canada E. ZANE PAULSON Taylor, N. D. JOSEPHINE PETRI Sentinel Butte, N. D. MICHAEL PFAU Dickinson, N. D GARY PRICE Dickinson, N. D. EDWARD QUAMME Hettinger, N. D. BILL RAFFERTY New England, N. D. NANCY RECH Dickinson, N. D. SUE RANDICH New England, N. D. KENNETH RECH Dickinson, N. D. JOLETTA REVENITSCH Huff, N D MARILYN RENNER Mondan, N. D. DONNA RICHTER Napoleon, N. D. JOHN ROBINSON Cole Harbor. N. D. DOROTHY REICH Mott, N. D. SHIRLEY ANN RIDL Dickinson, N. D. GARY RUE Rhame, N. D. NORMAN ROTH Elgin. N. D. LARRY ROHDE Holliday, N. D VICKY ROGNESS Watford City, N. D. WILLIAM ROGERS Mott, N. D. DENNIS SAYLER Center, N. D. DONNA SCOTT Manning, N. D. RICHARD RUFFLER Grassy Butte, N. D. SANDY RUSS Dickinson, N. D. DALE SAYLER New Leipzig, N. D. DARLENE SCHMIDT Dickinson, N. D. ROBERT SCHAFF Bowman, N. D. MAXINE SCHAUER Napoleon, N. D. SHIRLEY SCHAFER Flasher, N. D. AUDREY SCHEFFELMAIER Heil, N. D. DENNIS SCHMITZ Elgin, N. D. JANET SCHNEIDER Manning, N. D. ROBERT SCHMIDT New Salem, N. D. ANNA SCHMIERER Sidney, Mont. TRACY SCHOCK Ashley, N. D. LARRY SCHULZ Jamestown, N. D. ANITA SKEDSVOLD Alexander, N. D. GARY SCHWARTZ Belfield, N. D. BOBBY SIGL Dickinson, N. D. DENNIS SITTER Werner, N. D. EUGENE SONSALLA Marmorth, N. D. JERRI SPLICHAL Dickinson, N. D. TIMMIE SMITH Stonton, N. D. VICKIE SMITH Lodgepole, S. Dak. PAUL STICKA Dickinson, N. D. CINDI STAY Dickinson, N. D. BERNIE SEINER New England, N. D. ARLIE STEINWARD Washburn, N. D. MARCIA STEINWARD Washburn, N. D. GEN STRADINGER Dickinson, N. D. GERALD STROH Bowman, N. D. NANCY STUMP Dickinson, N. D. JOHNNY SUSAG Rhame, N. D. WITH AN EYE TOWARDS THE FUTURE! 156 North Dakota Artist's display in the Student Union Ballroom Artists Display DSC art students display their works in the student union. 158 I Photographers Portray.. the sights and life of DSC Savageland . .. Flower Drum Song A Hundred Million Miracles FLOWER DRUM SONG was a joint production of the speech and music department. The entire college, as well as the local community, contributed to the success of the production. Wang Ta— Like a God Fan Tan Dancers— Gliding Through My Memoree” Madame Liang and Wang Chi Yang— The Other Generation' Madame Liang—Bev Agnew, Lieu Ma—Florence Putnam, Wang San—Morty Jon- ason, Wang Ta—Jerry Whitman, Wang Chi Yang—Marv Gardner, Sammy Fong— Paul Sticka, Dr. Li—Maurice Edickson, Mei Li—Dianne Wahl, Linda Low—Sherri Schopp, Mr. Lung—Ed Sahlstrom, Mr. Huan—Mick Tjaden, Helen Chao—Fern Sterna, Professor Cheng—Scott Hammond. Frankie Wing—Glen Larson, Head Waiter—Russ Wells, Dr. Lu Fong—Dennis Herrick, Madame Fong—Kathy Fritsch. Dancers—Jeri Peterson, Velio Montemayor, Caroline Marcusen, Melodie Schneider, John Dasovick, John Magyar, Bill Rogers, and Vern Cermak. Director—Bryan E. Gackle, Stage Manager—Pot Miller, Publicity—Dr. G. Bruce Loganbill, Choreographer—Dr. A. A. Norton, Music—Dr. Malcolm Brown, Costume Designer—Mrs. Wilifred Stump. The climatic wedding scene. Blithe Spirit Deemed Success Noel Coward’s Pultizer Prize winning play Blithe Spirit” was staged at DSC April 21, 22 and 23. Blithe Spirit” Kathy Fritsch, as Madame Arcati, has the power to talk to those in the other world, and Charles Condomine, played by Maurice Erickson is bewildered by her witchcraft. Maurice Erickson is disturbed by the return of his first wife Elvira, played by Judy Bovee. 162 Mr. Roberts” Payday brings poker 163 Cinderella (Edna Melvin), with her fairy godmother (Sharon Schopp), dis- cusses the ball and her wish to attend it. The wonderful world of fairyland came to the DSC campus with the pres- entation of Cinderella, a stoge play adapted from the legendary fairy tale of a young lady who married Prince Charming. Cinderella, as the legend would have it, had a very cruel step-mother and two horrible step-sisters who wouldn't let the beautiful young lady have a moment of peace. Cinderella was re- duced to the status of cinder-wench and maid in the household and had secret dreams of a fairy godmother who would help her escape from the harsh rule of her step-mother and sisters. The play was presented primarily for grade school children and used a cast of DSC students and was directed by Marvin Gardner, a student of dramatics in the DSC speech department. Cinderella Stage Productions The Other Side In addition to major theatre productions, the DSC stage played host to many one-act plays— most of them student-directed. Other one-act ploys produced include: Sorry, Wrong Number, The Still Alarm, Aria De Capo, and Wait- ing for Godot , a two-act play which was directed by Dr. A. A. Norton. For Heaven's Sake A religious musical drama was presented by DSC students during religious emphasis week. Student Council Elections One of the climaxes of the Spring Quarter is the election of the student council for the next year. A full slate of candidates vied for the offices of president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, sociol commissioner, publications com- missioner, sports commissioner and music com- missioner. Candidates for office spent before the entire student body. Tu o organized parties ran full slates for the coveted offices and one person ran independently for the office of I I • • President. Convocations Following the political footsteps of his famous brother, the late President John F. Kennedy, Senator Ted Kennedy of Massa- chusetts spent a hectic two hours speaking, visiting, and dining in Dickinson. During a very short convocation in May Hall, at which time he was accompanied by Governor Guy and Senator Quentin Burdick, he spoke to the student body about the advantages of federal aid, as well as the gratitude of the entire Kennedy family for the generosity and kindness shown since his brother's assassination. He is shown above as he arrived at the airport. At left, he is walking with President DeLong into May Hall. Election Time Pictured above is Myron Buriat) while delivering his campaign speech before the student body during the elections for Student Council offices. The convocation is an annual event to acquaint the students with the candidates and their platforms. Motion picture and TV star, Hans Conried appeared in May Hall giving Shakespearian readings and dramatizations April 10 of this year. 167 School Parties Le Beatnik Ball Beatnik twisters dressed appropiately, do the Beatnik Twist” oblivious of the camera or any other spectators. Marv Gardner does an original reading at the Beatnik Ball. Sponsored by the French Club, the party was one of the more successful throughout the year. Part of its success was undoubtedly due to the mood- setting atmosphere created by the dark lights, cushions and boxes on the floor, candlelight, and time out for various readings such as the one done by Gardner. Sadie Hawkins Dance One's black aiui one’s white—his socks, that is. Crazy combinations and corny costumes helped to make the Sadie Hawkins dance fun for everyone attending. It was sponsored by the Freshman Class, and the music was provided by The Frontiersmen, a college group. Most of the school parties t! roughout the year are spon- sored by a school organization. The themes vary, but the purpose remains the same—to entertain the students. 168 Carol Pfau ....................... soprano Beverly Agnew .............. _ contralto Leslie Weiser ________________________tenor Dr. Bruce Loganbill ............. baritone Dr. A. Malcolm Brown ........... director 170 G. F. Handel’s The Messiah” The 8th Annual presentation of The Messiah was sponsored by DSC and the St. Cecelia Club of Dickinson. The chorus of 120 was composed of the DSC choral groups and interested community singers. Under the direction of Dr. A. Malcolm Brown, the choir was accompanied by Mrs. Della Heid at the piano, and David Tiedman at the organ. 171 Dr. Jack Early, President, Dakota Wesleyan University, gives the commencement address during the graduation ceremonies May 29, 1964. Graduation Spring Quarter 1964 DSC Seniors prepare for the final graduation ceremonies and then go out to make their way in the world . . . 172 Senior Statistics DEAN BACHMEIER Raleigh, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: English, Psychology. Men's Union, Football, Baseball, Gymnastics, Wrestling, D Club, Newman Club, SEA. CAROL BAESLER New Leipzig, N. D. Major: English. Minors: Social Science, Library. Tennis, LSA, SEA. RICHARD BAILEY Dickinson, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: English, Speech. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Student Council, Football, Wrestling, D Club, Newman Club. LEWIS BAKER Hettinger, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, Physical Education. Men's Union, Baseball, Bowling, SEA. DUANE BAUER Tappen, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Music, Geography. Concert Choir, LSA, SEA, MENC. LOIS BAUTZ New England, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Art, Music. Assn. Women Students, LSA, MENC. DEAN BENDER Mandan, N. D. Majors: Mathematics, Biology. Minors: Georgraphy, Geology. Men's Union, TKE. HARRIET BENWAY Dickinson, N. D. Major: Composite English. Minor: French. French Club Advisor, Part-time French Instructor. RALPH BERGER Mandan, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minors: Mathematics, Hisrory. Men's Union, Tennis, Bridge Club, Newman Club, Young Democrats. BRUNCE BENZ Moffit, N. D. Major: Biology. Minors: History, Physical Education. Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Baseball, D Club, SEA. MARION BINEK Dickinson, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: French, Speech. Bowling, Newman Club, Cheerlead- er, WRA. PATRICIA BOEHM Mandan, N. D. Major: Biology. Minors: Chemistry, French. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Newman Club, SEA. JEAN BOESPFLUG Richardton, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: French, English. Assn. Women Students, Newman Club, SEA. DUANE BOYCE Hettinger, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, German. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union. KENNETH BRINSTER Bowman, N. D. Majors: Elementary Education, Biology. Minor: Mathematics. Phi Sigma Pi Men's Union, Track, D Club, Prairie Smoke, Western Concept, Newman Club, SEA. AGNES BUNK Dickinson, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Library, Commerce. JOHN BUTTERFIELD Hettinger, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Biology, Psychology. Men's Union, Football, Basketball, D Club, LSA. GEORGE CALEY Hettinger, N. D. Major: Biology. Minors: Psychology, French. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Student Council. Bowling, D Club, LSA, SEA, Who's Who, Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, French Club, Student Affairs Council. ELEANORE CARLSON Holliday, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: English, French. Assn. Women Students, MSM, SEA, Concert Band, French Club. CHARLES CAMPBELL Dickinson, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Psychology, Mathematics. Men's Union, Basketball, Baseball, D Club. ARDITH CHITWOOD Alexander, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Art, Library. Assn. Women Students, Intervarsity. MARY CONKLIN Belfield, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Music, English. Assn. Women Students, SEA. CONRAD CARLSON Rhame, N. D. Major: Chemistry. Minors: Physics, Mathematics. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Base- ball, D Club, LSA, SEA, Who's Who. PENELOPE DAVIS Killdeer, N. D. Major: Music. Minors: Speech, Mathematics. Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Student Council, LSA, Con- cert Band, Who's Who, Class Of- ficer, Young Republicans, MENC. LOLA DEFOE Dickinson, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Speech, Art. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Student Council Social Commissioner, Gym- nastics, Western Concept, Newman Club, SEA, Who's Who, Homecom- ing Princess, Art Club, Physical Edu- cation Club, WRA. MARJORIE DENNIS Belfield, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physical Education, Chemistry. Assn. Women Students, Western Concept, Newman Club, SEA, WRA. KENNETH DIEHL Carson, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: English, Psychology. Men's Union, SEA. SHIRLEY DIERS Dickinson, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: French, Physical Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Bridge Club, LSA, French Club, WRA. GORDON DIETRICH Mandan, N. D. Majors: Social Science, Secondary Education. Minors: Geography, Business Administration. Football, Golf, D Club, Bridge Club, Newman Club. JEAN ECKROTH Mandan, N. D. Majors: Mathematics, Physical Education. Minor: Biology. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Student Council, Newman Club, SEA, Class Officer, WRA, Student Affairs Council. MARY ANN ECKROTH Mandan, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Library, English. Assn. Women Students, Student Council, Newman Club. WILLIAM ECKROTH Mandan, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minor: English. Men's Union, Concert Choir, New- man Club, Concert Band, Brass Chamber, Class Officer, MENC, Hilltop Holiday Chairman, Orches- tra, Men's Chorus. 173 MICHAEL EFTA Carlyle, Montana Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, Sociology. Wrestling, D Club, Newman Club. KAREN ELLINGSON Dickinson, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Art, French. Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, LSA SEA, Physical Education Club, French Club, WRA, Women's Chorus. VERNON ENGE Bismarck, N. D. Major: English. Minors: French, History. Men's Union, IRC, Student Council, Prairie Smoke Co-Editor, Western Concept, UCCF, SEA, French Club, Dorm Council, Young Republicans. ALICE ERICKSON Cartwright, N. D. Major: English. Minors: French, Physical Education. Assn. Women Students, LSA, WRA. RENWOOD ERICKSEN Fairview, Montana Major: Composite Science Minor: Mathematics. Men's Union, SEA, Board of Gover- nors, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Class Of- ficer. JERRY FISCHER Golva, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minors: History, Business Administration. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, IRC, SEA. JEROLD FOLLMER Hettinger Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, Physics. Men's Union. BEN FRANK Dickinson, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minors: Social Science, Foreign Languages. DENNIS FRANK New England, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minor: Mathematics. Men's Union, Tennis, D Club, Newman Club, Okizus Club, Dra- matics. BERNIE GAAB Fallon, Mont. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, French. ELLEN GOETZ Dickinson, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Geography, History, New- man Club. GERALD GRANER Mandan, N. D. Major English. Minors: Latin, Psychology. Men's Union, SEA. RAYMOND GRUDEN Flasher, N. D. Major: Music. Minors, Music, Business Administration. Men's Union, Concert Choir, SEA, Concert Band, MENC. GEORGIA GUTENSOHN New England, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minors: Commerce, Psychology. Student Council, SEA, Choralaires, Board of Governors, Young Demo- crats. ALVIN HAGEROTT Center, N. D. Major: Social Science. Minors: Psychology, Sociology. Men's Union, IRC, LSA. HAROLD HAMMEREN Watford City, N. D. Majors: Biology, Physical Education. Minor: Psychology. Lambda Delta Lambda, Basketball, Track, D Club. PATRICIA HANSON New England, N. D. Major: English. Minors: Speech, German. Assn. Women Students, Cue Club, IRC, Student Council, Alpha Psi Omega, UCCF, SEA. WAYNE HEINZ Center, N.D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Physical Education, Mathematics. KAREN HERMAN Beulah, N. D. Major: Commerce Composite. Minor: Physical Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Cue Club, Concert Choir, Student Council, Golf, Bridge Club, WRA, Prairie Smoke Co-Editor, Western Concept, Alpha Psi Omega, Newman Club, SEA, Concert Band, Hilltop Holiday, College Plays. HARLEY HETTICK Bismarch, N. D. Major: Social Science. Minors: History, Geography. IRC, Prairie Smoke, Western Con- cept. ROBERT HOCHHALTER Bowman, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minor: German. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Concert Choir, Western Concept, MSM, SEA, Concert Band, Brass Chamber, MENC, Men's Chorus, Orchestra. DOROTHY HOFF Bismarck, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Library, German. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Bridge Club, Newman Club. AUDREY HOWE Plevna, Mont. Major Composite Music. Minor: Mathematics. Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, MSM, Concert Band, SEA, Young Republicans, MENC. ROBERTA HOWIE Bismarck, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Library, English. Assn. Women Students, SEA. DONALD JABLONSKY South Heart, N. D. Majors: Commerce, Physical Education. Minors: Geography, Geology. Men's Union, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Newman Club. GERALD JACOBS Regent, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: History, Physical Education. Men's Union, IRC, Gymnastics, Western Concept, Newman Club. DENNIS JOHNSON Reeder, N. D. Majors: Biology, Physical Education. Minor: Historv. Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, Men's Union, Baseball, D Club, LSA, SEA, Physical Education Club. DOREEN JOHNSON Dickinson, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Music Education, Speech. Assn. Women Students, Cue Club, Student Council, Gymnastics, LSA, SEA, Who's Who, Cheerleader, Class Officer, LSA. DAVID JOLLIE Belcourt, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Geography, Physical Education. Men's Union, Basketball, Baseball, Newman Club. DARNELL JUST New Salem, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, Physical Education. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Tennis, UCCF. JULIE KESLER Bowman, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minor: History. Concert Choir, Concert Band, MENC. 174 ROBERT KETTNER Beach, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, English. Men's Union, Concert Choir, New- man Club, Men's Choir. TOM KLIPFEL Ashley, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minor: History. Men's Union, Concert Choir, Student Council, Stage Band, LSA, SEA, Hill- top Quartet, Men's Chorus. CAROL KOCH New Leipzig, N.D. Major: Commerce Composite. Minor: English. Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, SEA, Intervarsity. FRED KOESEL Richardton, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minor: Speech, Business Administration. Men's Union, Student Council, LSA, SEA, Who's Who, Homecoming Chief, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Student Affairs Council, Union Board of Gov- ernors. MARTIN KOLLER Glen Ullin, N. D. Majors: Commerce, Social Science. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, IRC, Newman Club, SEA, Who's Who, Young Democrats. ROSE KORDONOWY Belfield, N. D. Majors: Composite Science, Mathematics. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Lambda Delta Lambda, Assn. Women Students, Alpha Psi Omega. KATHY KOSTELECKY Dickinson, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Stenography, Business Administration. WRA, Newman Club, Physical Edu- cation Club. ARLIS KREIN Hebron, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Music Education, German. Concert Choir, Intervarsity, UCCF. KENNETH KREITINGER Beach, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minors: Business Administration, History. Men's Union, Newman Club. BETTY LOU LACHER Richardton, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, English. Newman Club, Women's Chorus. RUBEN LACKMAN Edgeley, N. D. Major: English. Minors: French, Psychology. ELSE LARSON Mandan, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: English, Library. JIM LARSON Lisbon, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minor: English. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Concert Choir, SEA, Concert Band, Brass Chamber, MENC. LARRY LARSEN Bismarck, N. D. Major: Social Science. Minors: Geography, History. Men's Union, IRC, SEA. EUGENE LEER Alexander, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Psychology, German. Men's Union, Physical Education Club, Young Democrats. DENNIS LINDQUIST Dickinson, N. D. Majors: Physical Education, Biology. Minor: Literature. Men's Union, Concert Choir, Wrest- ling, D Club, LSA. ED LONEFIGHT Mandaree, N. D. Majors: Biology, Physical Education. Minors: Geography, Geology. Men's Union, Basketball, Track, D Club, Newman Club. DOUGLAS MATZ Mandan, N. D. Major: Science Composite. Minor: Geography. Men's Union, Newman Club, SEA. Charles McLaughlin Dickinson, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minors: Mathematics, German. Men's Union. GARY MELLING Hettinger, N. D. Majors: Physical Education, Biology. Minor: Psychology. Basketball, Baseball, Bowling, D Club, LSA, Who's Who, SEA. MICHAEL MOREY Minewaukan, N. D. Major: Music Composite. Minor: English. Men's Union, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Brass Chamber Group, Young Republicans, MENC. DEANE MILLER Bismarck, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: History, Psychology. Newman Club. JIM MUMEY Dickinson, N. D. Majors: Art, Social Science. Minor: Sociology. Men's Union, IRC, Newman Club, Art Club. AUDREY OLSON Regent, N. D. Major: English. Minors: German, Psychology. Assn. Women Students, Western Concept, SEA, WRA. DELORES OPP Glen Ullin, N. D. Majors: Elementary Education, Art. Minor: Library. Assn. Women Students, Art Club. IVAN OPP Hebron, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Art, Library. Men's Union, SEA, Intervarsity. JAMES OSHANIK Wilton, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Geography, Library. Men's Union, IRC, SEA, Intervarsity. JOHN PEFFER Lidgerwood, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minors: Speech. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Concert Choir, Western Concept, Newman Club, SEA, Concert Band, Tau Kappa Epsilon. CAROL JEAN PFAU Dickinson, N. D. Major: Music. Minors: Music, Speech. Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Newman Club, Concert Band, Woodwind Quintet, DSC Singers. STEVE PROKOP Belfield. N. D. Majors: Industrial Arts, Physical Education. Minor: English. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Football, Wrestling, D Club, Newman Club, SEA, Who's Who, Class Officer, Physical Education Club, Union Board of Governors, Student Affairs Council Okizus. JOHN REICH Hazen, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: History, Social Science. Men's Union, IRC, UCCF, SEA. KATY RENNER Mandan, N. D. Major: English. Minors: Speech, French. Assn. Women Students, Newman Club, SEA, Class Officer. 175 RODNEY REMSING Dunn Center, N.D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, Chemistry. Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lamb- da, Men's Union, LSA, SEA. JERRIL RUSTAN New England, N. D. Major: Chemistry, Mathematics. Minor: Physics. Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, Men's Union. LAWRENCE SADOWSKY Dickinson, N. D. Major: Social Science. Minors: Political Science, Speech, German. Men's Union, IRC, Young Democrats, Student Union Board of Governors, Debate. BERNADETTE SCHMIDT Dickinson, N. D. Majors: Physical Education, Biology. Minor: French. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Gymnastics, Newman Club, Physical Education Club, WRA. KAREN SCHNEIDER Goodrich, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: English, Library. Assn. Wmen Students, IRC. KERRINE SCHNEIDER Goodrich, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Speech, Library. Assn. Women Students, Intervarsity. ELMER SCHOCK Elgin, N. D. Major: Music Composite. Minors: Psychology. Concert Choir, Vocal Chamber Group, Concert Band, MENC. LUTHER SCHOON Bismarck, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minor: Speech. Concert Choir, Concert Band, LYS, Orchestra, MENC, Hilltop Holiday. SARA SCHUTZ Elgin, N. D. Major: English. Minors: Spanish. French, Library. Assn. Women Students, MSM, SEA, Who's Who, French Club, WRA. RONALD SCHWARTZ Hebron, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Accounting, German. Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, Men's Union Student Council, Ten- nis, D Club, Newman Club, Hill- toppers, Tau Kappa Epsilon. JAMES SILBERNAGEL Rhamc, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, Physical Educa- tion. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Baseball, D Club, Newman Club, SEA. DALE SMITH Belfield, N. D. Major: Music Composite. Minor: Psychology. Men's Union, Concert Choir, LSA, Concert Band, Brass Chamber. RONALD STAIGER Hebron, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Mathematics, Geography, Geology. Men's Union, Football, D Club. SEA. FERN STERNA Mandan, N. D. Major: English. Minors: Speech, Library, Science. Assn. Women Students, Cue Club, Concert Choir, Alpha Psi Omega, Who's Who. LAURENCE STICKA Dickinson, N. D. Major: Biology. Minors: Psychology, Sociology. Men's Union, Track, D Club. BURTON SOLSETH Reeder, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry, Business Admin- istration. Lambda Delta Lambda, Men's Union, LSA. DENNIS SWENSON Belfield, N. D. Major: Chemistry. Minors: History, Biology. SEA, Bridge Club, Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, Western Concept, Prairie Smoke. RONALD TIMPE Flasher, N. D. Major: Chemistry. Minors:: Mathematics, Biology. Men's Union, SEA, Young Democrats. MITCHELL TJADEN Dickinson, N. D. Major: Speech. Minors: English, Psychology. Bridge Club, LSA, Concert Band, De- bate, Young Republicans. CLIFFORD TOKACH St. Anthony, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, Physical Education. Men's Union, Bridge Club, Newman Club, SEA, Young Democrats. LARRY TRAINOR Bowman, N. D. Major: Commerce. Minors: Psychology, Accounting. Men's Union, Golf, Newman Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Okizus, Young Democrats. DEAN TRZPUC Riverdale, N.D. Majors: Composite Music, Social Science. Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Concert Choir, Student Council, Newman Club, SEA, Woodwind Quintet, Who's Who, MENC. DENNIS TRZPUC Riverdale, N. D. Majors: Chemistry, Biology. Minor: German. Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, Men's Union, Newman Club, Who's Who. CORAL ULSCHAK Dickinson, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology. Physical Education. Assn. Women Students, Student Council, SEA, WRA. HENRY VIETH Glen Ullin, N. D. Major: Social Science. Minor: History. FRAN WACHSMAN Box Elder, S. D. Major: Music Education. Minors: German, English. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Concert Choir, Student Council, Concert Band, MENC. CHARLES WAGNER Bismarck, N. D. Major: Physical Education. Minors: Geography, Psychology. Men's Union, Student Council, Foot- ball, Track, Wrestling, D Club. MARGARET WATSON Mott, N. D. Major: English. Minors: Library, Speech. Assn. Women Students, Prairie Smoke, LSA, SEA, Debate, French Club. THOMAS WEISER Hazelton, N. D. Major: Biological Science. Minor: German. STANLEY WENTZ Mercer, N. D. Major: Mathematics. Minors: English, Physics. SEA, Intervarsity. JERRY WHITEMAN Dickinson, N. D. Major: Composite Music. Minor: Speech. Alpha Psi Omega, Concert Choir, Men's Union, Concert Band. ROBERT E. WOOD Bowman, N. D. Major: Social Science. Minors: German, Speech. Men's Union, IRC, Football, Young Democrats President, Okizus, TKE, Dakotah Debate Society. KANSAS CITY 6. MISSOURI LJTHO. IN L'.S.A. BY YEARBOOK HOUSE M0AHAifr a. minWGRAflDtS KC � ’ ' 'WWim mmn