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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1976 volume:

With this 1976 issue, the editor and staff of the PRAIRIE SMOKE, would like to pres| it a little of the history of DSC. It is felt that our nation's 200th birthday has been greatly commercialized, and we have decided against promoting that commercialism further. We would like to honor the nation briefly in some design, and by telling the story of DSC which is a part of the country, and a part which is relevant to the staff and students here at DSC. The alumni and other members of the cony, munity and the surrounding area are concerned ah 7 ’inTe rested in the status of the institution today and in the future. It is hoped that the students of DSC will accept this approach, for it is their book. We would like to extend our many thanks to Dr. Osbourne T. Belsheim for his permission to take excerpts form his book The Story of Dickinson State , which was published in 1968. THE PRAIRIE SMOKE STAFF Introduction TABLE OF CONTENTS fntroduction Faculty and Administration Organizations and Activities Greeks Underclassmen -%5enio|s Index • Introduction 3 Although hopes for a Normal School at Dickinson began before the turn of the century, it was two decades later before a Constitutional Amendment of the State of North Dakota was adopted, and the Dick- inson Normal School was born. There was a definite need for this school, for 25% of the teachers west of the Missouri were not even qualified to hold their jobs. Less than 14% of the teachers in 1912 had any education beyond high school. It is not definitely known who proposed the idea of the Normal School at Dickinson, but there were three men who were believed to have pushed the issue. Peter S. Berg, former Dickinson school super- intendent, Morton L. McBride, a North Dakota Sena- tor, who proposed the Constitutional Amendment, and fought the floor for its passage, and Judge Fred Maser, who was also one of the primary movers for the Amendments passage. These men were interested in bringing higher education to the students of south- western North Dakota, and gave little thought to the economic benefits of the school. It was during the 13th legislative Assembly in 1913 that Senator McBride introduced the resolution. The support was great from House members who came from the West River countries. After securing enough votes for the resolutions adoption, it was signed into law on February 15,1915 by Govenor L.B. Hanna. After much publicity by the members of the Com- mercial Club of Dickinson, and others, it came to a vote of the people in November 1916. It was passed into law by a 16,000 vote majority. Education instructor Tom Jensen assists a new freshman with his schedule during fall quarter registration. O.T. Belsheim performs a solo at the annual Messiah production. Introduction Rodeoing requires a lot of practice just as other sports. Here team members get in some bull before fall competition. Penny lohnson shows excellent form as she tips the ball over the net in girls volleyball competition. The 8lue Hawk, now in its second year as the DSC mascot stands watch over Whitney Stadium to ward off dangerous opponents. The North Dakota Board of Regents, equal to today's State Board of Higher Education, was given the respon- sibility for working out the details for the school to be- come a reality. At the March meeting of the Board in 1917, a visit to Dickinson was made to inspect the various building sites for the building of the campus. It was rec- ommended by the people of Dickinson that the Board rent quarters in the Elksbuilding untill building funds could be secured. The summer of 1918 brought about a decision to hold a summer session which would be held for five, six day weeks, starting on June 24. The session was held in the old Dickinson High, and was attended by 104 students. There were no fees charged, so the students' only ex- pense was board and room. The session was organized and directed by Peter S. Berg. Introduction 5 Steve Meurer, sometimes known as Kentucky shoots over Bob Ness in a special JV-Alumni game early in the season. Senior Mary Lou Sadowsky looks somewhat bored with everything as she sits in the union. Below: F riends are a great cure for bordom as Gary Arnold appears on the scene. The first president of Dickinson Normal School was a position that was sought by eleven men from eight states. It was a unanimous selection of the Board of Regents to grant the position to Samuel T. May, superintendent of schools at Madison, South Dakota. His salary was set at $3,000 annually. Mr. May was a big man with a big voice who com- manded respect and would not ask more of anyone than he would expect of himself. May opened the school the fall of 1918, with classes beginning October 1. There was a faculty of five, who recieved salaries between $1,200 and $1,800, depending on their educational accom- plishments. There was no tuition, only a $5 registra- tion fee. 42 students attended. 6 Introduction It was common practice in pioneer institutions to accept students who had not yet completed high school and to teach them at whatever level they had attained. This was evident by the curricula divisions. The Prelim- inary Normal Course , was a one-year course designed for the older person who had not completed the eighth grade and should receive a rural teach- ing certificate upon completion of the course. There was two Advanced Normal Courses ; and an Irregular Course designed for those who were not pursuing a teaching certificate, but wished to further their general education. In December of 1918, President May made arrangements for adult educa- tion classes which were sponsored by the United States government and would provide the education required for Americanization and citizenship. Lavern Urlacher, New England, gets in a little studying in solitude on second floor May Hall. Jim Cermann and Tim Erhardt go over a story being prepared for publication in the Western Concept. Emmet Etzold and Joe Ibach watch a play while a very cool Blue Hawk looks on. Introduction 7 Samuel T. May had an educational philosophy which he expressed in the first edition of the Prairie Smoke which was published in 1923. It was in the second paragraph of his message to the Class of 1923. There are two really great things in this world- love and service. If you seek happiness, you will attain it through love and service. If your heart is full of love and your hand is ready for service you have solved the greatest problem of life. Love and service are the fundamental things in our Christian religion and are the essential elements of greatness. They are the things that make the mother great. They make the teacher great. They will make everyone great. Mr. May also had an unofficial slogan for the school: enter to learn-depart to serve. The first building on the Dickinson State Campus was Stickney Hall, built in 1922 and now used for faculty offices. It was named after Dr. Victor Hugo Stickney, who's daughter Dorothy became a famous Broadway actress who starred in the production Life With Father which ran for eight years and set an all time performance record. May Hall was completed and moved into on March 29, 1924 and classes opened there on Monday March 31. Upper Left: TKE fraternity members rehearse for Hilltop Holiday. They are. Left to Right, Orrin Ceinert, Cordon Rettinger, Randy McCabe, Daryl Splichal, Steve Baransky, Glen Roshau, Chris Nolan and Glen Traquair. Introduction IA • Curt Schaff and friend take time out to tell a few jokes at a Halloween party. The members of the Messiah chorus were from Dickinson State, Dickinson, and the surrounding area. The chorus was directed by Dr. Elwood H. Brown. Photographer Tim Erhardt snapped this one on a dare. Good Work Tim! The buildings on the campus have been given the names of faculty members who gave much of them- selves in many long years of service in this institution. Charles Scott who came in 1922 to teach Education and in 1939 became president, a position which he has held the longest of anyone in the college's history. In 1926 Miss Matilda Stoxen became the head librarian, a post she kept until her retirement in 1965. She was a member of the first graduating class. Harold E. Murphy joined the faculty in 1927. He remained two years, and later returned in 1936 and remained until his retirement in 1967. Mr. Murphy was a science in- structor. Arthur C. Selke also came in 1927 and remained until 1960. He was an instructor of geography and geol- ogy. Introduction 9 Below: Professor Peabody explains the formula needed to win the Homecoming game as people pass the Computing Services office. Right: Photographer Tim Erhardt caught this view of the Burlington Northern Depot in the rear-view mirror of his car. Below Right: Students Jim Elmquist and Lynn Geiger go about their work midst a ceramic display in Stoxen Library. Maude Klinefelter came to DSC in August 1918 and remained a powerful figure for over 36 years in the capacity as business manager. She was instrumental in creating the Alumni Association, whom she left half of her $50,000 estate and which is now used for scholarships. It was at the 1953 Homecoming that what had formerly been known as South Hall would be known as Maude Klinefelter Hall. C.E. Scott was president of the College for 20 years, during a time when men were going off to war. He was loyal to the col- lege, and was to have ridden in the 50th year Homecoming parade, but passed away the evening before. Scott Gym was completed in 1953. Dr. O.A. DeLong succeeded Scott as president. He had formerly been the president at Mayville State. Pulver Hall was opened in the fall of 1967 and was named for LeRoy G. Pulver who was hired to teach only the summer session, but remained for over 32 years. 10 Introduction Upper Left: Paper people need to be appreciated too as indicated here on a filing cabinet in the Pulver Hall journalism complex. Above: Freshman |an Prchal and other freshman wait in a never ending line to recieve materials for registration during fall quarter orientation. Pringle consumption must be on the increase as this stack of cans in De Long Hall indicates. The other structures on the campus were similarly named for long-time faculty members. The Woods Hall was named for Leila G. Woods who was the Dean of Women from 1938-1964. Harry Weinbergen whom the newest building on the campus is named for, came to DSC in 1927 and remained here until his retirement in 1966. He coached all sports and also taught science and physical education. His wife Eve taught English, was acting Dean of Women and Assistant and Head Librarian. Introduction 11 Right: Commander Lloyd M. Bucher of the USS. Pueblo addressed an audience of 200 in the May Hall Auditorium on September 11. He spoke on What's Right With America? Below: A Vet points to his Homecoming button which bears the slogan Co Blue Hawks Bottom: Participants in the religious leaders conference share a few words and talk over the highlights of the session. Student art and exhibits by guest artists are often displayed in Stoken Library's Roosevelt Room. This work appeared early during the winter quarter. 2 Introduction Dormitory rooms can be- come more than just four walls staring at you with just a little bit of effort. There are a few cases wall- to-wall carpeting has trans- formed a room into a near palace in comparison to its original slate. A few things can usually be confiscated from home, and decorating articles such as posters can be bought at a small expense at any dime store or at the college bookstore. Other articles such as pillows, radios and stuffed animals help keep you company on a lonely night before exams. These examples are from: Above, Selke, Right, DeLong, and Below, Woods. Basketball was the first organized sport at DSC. There were both men's and women's teams. One of the members of the first team was Joe Brodie, uncle to the famous Ram's quarterback. The teams began during the second year of the school. Clyde O. Braden introduced football to the school in 1924. That year there were no actual games, just scrimmages against Dickinson High School. The team came out with a 5-1 record in 1933 and placed second in the conference, their best effort in their nine years of existence. Three of the stars of DSC football are now members of the faculty. Howard Kitchen was three times named to the all-conference team; Al Tamayo was selected to the all conference team, and in 1949 was the second in scoring of all members in the nation that belonged to the NAIA. Roger Huffman was an all conference cen- ter. Ted Uecker, now known to many as the littlest ref of college basketball, held many of the school records from 1955-1967. Under the direction of coach LaVern Jessen the basketball team had an impressive record. In five years he brought the team four conference championships and three District 12 NAIA cham- pionships. Introduction 13 Below: Members of the Blue Hawks football squad hoped that a little hair on their faces might bring them a little luck, and it did, right up until the end when they were defeated by Jamestown in the last game of the season. The hopefuls were. Kneeling: Tim Cuskelly, Bob Hennes, Ken Davis, Dewey Huffman. Standing, Everett N.Nelson, Dick Johnson, and Bob Schillo. o salami K' Si,. 4tk £ 5 to. Above: Athletic director Roger Huffman was assisted by Physical education faculty members in a little number at the Homecoming Pep Rally held in Scott Gym. Track and field began in the early 30's, and by 1937 the team had improved enough to take a second place in the conference. They won the conference crown in 1951 and again in 1960, and held the title for the next seven years. Wrestling did not begin at Dickinson State until 1959. It immediately was a popular sport at DSC. Dur- ing the 1963 season, the team held a record of 37 consecutive wins in dual competition. This was a national record. In 1964 Dean Bachmeier brought great honor to the DSC wrestling program by winning the national title at 137 pounds. Baseballs best season at DSC was in 1962 when Gary Melling and Jim Silbernagel were pitching. Above: Al Wenko and other Vets proudly flew their flag and banner at the Homecoming game. Cheerleader Georgine Wenger Thomas tries to encourage the crowd. 4 Introduction Top Left: These plants silhouetted against the library window appear to be of an illegal sort, but upon inspection fail to be. Left: Working on the power plant smokestack can be dizzy business, but repairs must be made from time to time. Above: Two students look up information in the reference section of the library. The pottery in the foreground was part of a special exhibit. Above Top: Heading for the library is something we must often do. Here a shot taken from upstairs May Hall shows a student making that trip. Introduction 15 The sports such as golf and tennis were hindered by the short playing season. In 1952-1956 the team won five consecutive conference titles. Other sports that enjoyed a short life at DSC were boxing and tumbling. In 1967, tumbling team member Mike Ryan was tenth in the national finals. Jeff Auch was a standout who nar- rowly missed qualifying for the finals. The bump a dance that gained popularity throughout the year, was performed by members of Family during their Homecoming weekend performance. Here they try to get a young innocent into the action. 1975-1976 could be called the year of the CB, citizen's band radio. Throughout the country, a man named C.W. McCall acquainted the public with its codes and its uses. 16 Introduction President Gillund Dickinson Stale College Students - Past, Present and Future. The 1976 yearbook takes a special significance during this Bi- centennial year. An account of the history of the college is being presented in this year's Prairie Smoke. Dickinson State College is the youngest of the four-year state colleges, but its inception, ma- turity, and development are of great importance. Dickinson State College is great because its students, faculty, staff and alumni have made it such. The continual contact with former students reminds one of why the college enjoys success. The former students throughout the years have distinguished them- selves in education, business and countless other fields of endeavor. All of them would attribute, at least part, of their success to the experiences gained at Dickinson State College. A distinguishing feature of Dickinson State College is its size. This affords those associated with the college the opportunity to know and work closely with each other in the classroom setting and the many other activities available at the college. I wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to those involved in student publications, and in this instance, the Prairie Smoke staff for helping us tell the story of Dickinson State College. R.C. Gillund President President R. C. Gillund State Board of Higher Education Seated (L to R): Mrs. lames L. Grahl, Bismarck. Mrs. E. G. Clapp, Fargo. Standing: Richard H. McGee, Minot, Kenneth E. Raschke, Commissioner, Bismarck, Lester M. Stern, Wahpeton, Dr. Robert C. Painter, Grand Forks, Harold C. Refling, Bottineau, Vincent J. Buck, Jamestown. 18 President and State Board of Higher Education Mr. P. O. Aasmundstad Director of Business Affairs Dr. Del Gab Director of Housing and Counselor Mr. Neil Ableidinger Director of Admissions-Registrar i Mr. Tom Gunderson Admissions Counselor-H.S. Relations Mr. LaVern lessen Director of Student Services Mrs. Edna Schumpelt Director of Counseling, Testing, Housing Administrative Officers 19 !0 Custodians Kitchen Secretaries Mrs. Irene Qualley, Bookstore Below: Miss Bonnie Dirkach, Computing Services Below: Mrs. Betty Kleeman, Nurse Below: Mrs. Bev Robinson, Physical Education Left to Right: Betty Marsh, Lorraine Rykowsky, Florence Koepling, Christ Kuntz. Left to Right, Business Office: Marilyn Morman, Donna Miller, Harriet Baysore, Kay Hansen, Arlene Chapinski Left to Right: Albert Hondl, Ray Sailer, Bill Barth, Ralph Dolechek, Leonard Kovash, Jake Dukart, Richard Urlacher, Clem Heidt. Division of Art Mrs. Dennis Navrat, Chairperson Associate Professor of Art Division of Business ♦ - Mr. Don Duda Associate Professor of Art Mr. Clinton Sheffield Associate Professor of Art Mr. Charles Morrison, Chairperson Mr. William Goetz Mr. William Heth Professor of Business Assistant Professor of Business Instructor of Business Law Mr. Roger Kilwein Assistant Professor of Business Mr. Richard King Assistant Professor of Business Dr. Leland Skabo Professor of Business Ms. Marlys Paulsen Instructor of Business Division of Art-Division of Business 21 Division of Education and Psychology Dr. Tom lensen, chairperson Professor of Education Dr. Del Gab Professor of Fduration Mr. Travis Haakedahl Assistant Professor of Education - For photo see page 19 - Mr. Calvin Lundberg Assistant Professor of Education Ms. Edna Schumpelt Associate Professor of Education Mrs. Kaye Werremeyer Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Robert Wheeler Professor of Education Mr. Darwin Whelan Assistant Professor of Education Mrs. Betty Bejeck 22 Education and Psychology Division of Health and Physical Education Mr. Roger Huffman, chairperson Associate Prof, of P.E.-Athletic Director _ iFT,' Mr. Henry Biesiot Instructor of Physical Education Ms. Bertha Geiger Associate Professor of Physical Education Mr. Robert Hoeg Instructor of P.E.-Wrestling and Tennis Mr. Robert Lasater Instructor of P.E.-Head Football Coach Mr. Denis Limke Assistant Professor of P E -Basketball Library Ms. Loraine Schumacher Professor of Physical Education Ms. Eileen Kopren Circulation Librarian Mr. James Mart Assistant Professor of Library Science Mrs. Louise Pearson Cataloger-Librarian Division of Health and Phy Ed.-Library 23 Library (Continued) Bernnetl Reinke Assistant Professor of Library Science Head Librarian Martha Sacchini Instructor of Library Science Mary Ann Culver Post Office Manager Division of Music r. Frank Pearson, Chairperson Professor of Music Dr. O. T. Belsheim Professor of Music Dr. Elwood Brown Professor of Music Joan Fay- Not Pictured Instructor of Music Cheryl Frank - Not Pictured Instructor of Music Robert Plaehn Assistant Professor of Music Louis Sacchini Associate Professor of Music Jerry Seela Assistant Professor of Music '.4 Library-Post Office-Music Division of Nursing Glenice Hansen, Chairperson Instructor of Nursing Jeannette Berger Instructor of Nursing Lola Freeman Instructor of Nursing Terry Neuharth Instructor of Nursing Georgia Raasch Instructor of Nursing Demaris Unruh Instructor of Nursing Rose Hecker Instructor of Nursing Division of Science and Mathematics Myron Freeman, Chairperson Professor of Biology Nursing-Science and Mathematics 25 Division of Science and Mathematics (Continued) Mr. Howard Kitchen Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mr. John MacDonald Professor of Biology Mr. Charles Kordonowy Associate Professor of Mathematics Mr. William Massey Associate Professor of Mathematics Mr. William Lardy Assistant Professor of Math-Computer Direc. Mr. Robert Todd Professor of Chemistry Dr. Fred Werremeyer Professor of Mathematics Mr. Dale Zieman Associate Professor of Chemistry Mrs. Colleen Wheeler Instructor of Mathematics Mr. Dennis Hulsing Instructor of Science and Mathematics 26 Division of Science and Mathematics Division of Social Science Mr. Gerald Waldera, chairperson Associate Professor of Political Science Mr. Larry League Assistant Professor of Geology Mr. Gregory Legaz Instructor of Sociology Dr. Michael Soper Associate Professor of History Dr. Russell Veeder Professor of History Division of Speech and Theatre Arts Dr. Winifred Stump, chairperson Professor of Speech Mr. Gerald Miller Instructor of Speech and Theatre Mrs. Jean Waldera Assistant Professor of Speech Division of Social Science-Division of Speech and Theatre 27 Division of Literature and Languages Mr. Robert Schonberger, chairperson Professor of English Dr. D. Elaine Stanberry Assoc. Professor of Literature and Lang. Dr. L. Ray Wheeler Professor of English Mr. LeRoy Oberlander Assistant Professor of German Mr. Alfred Tamayo Assistant Professor of Spanish Mr. Carl Larson Assoc. Professor of Literature and Lang. Mrs. Florence Tucker Professor of English Mr. William Fleming Assoc. Professor of Literature and Lang. Mr. Neil McFadgen Assoc. Prof, of Journalism-News Bureau 8 Division of Literature and Language 29 Football kk Sept. 6 •DSC 38 BJC 7 Sept. 13 DSC 26 Black Hills Slate 0 Sept . 20 •DSC 22 Chadron 7 Sept. 27 DSC 27 Minot 21 Oct. 4 •DSC 27 Wahpeton 0 Oct. 11 ••DSC 24 Valley City 14 Oct. 18 DSC 27 Mayville 0 Oct. 25 DSC 26 Jamestown 26 Nov. 1 •DSC 53 •-Home Games South Dakota Tech. ••-Homecoming 15 Arlan Hofland and Norbert Fries tackle their opponent in defensive play. 30 Football Tailback, Terry Kadrmas, fails to complete a pass. jerry Sannes struggles for yardage, while Jim Thomas looks on Front Row: Trainer Roger Ternes, Kim Hilt, Tom Bollinger, Owen Stockdill, Mike Kiedrowski, Jerry Sannes, Bruce Dolezal, Dave Bicknese, Mike Tschetter, Everett Nelson, Doug Olson, Randy Cleave, Bob Hennes, Dewey Huffman, LeRoy Bettenhausen, Mick Ehresman. Second Row: Bud Etzold, Terry Sawchuck, Tim Cuskelly, Dave Zieske, Jon Hendrickson, Paul McMenamy, Brandt Gaugler, John Charging, Ken Davis, Norbert Fries, Arlan Hofland, George Steier, Randy Gordon, Blake Wilkens, Jim Steckler, Dale Elverud. Third Row: Joe Ibach, Terry Kadrmas, Robin Gaebe, Ted Krieg, Fred Todd, Dexter Thiel, Arne Beckman, Dave Lupo, Doug Nordby, Jim Thomas, Roger Ott, Tim Kessel, Steve Kilwein, Bruce Selinger, Dave King. Back Row: Coach Hank Biesiot, Jim Glick, Rob Lighthizer, Bob Schillo, Randy Radke, Don Cowee, Rick Ruppert, Craig Rheaume, Clayton Hagel, Sheman Lose, Mark Campbell. Rick Thurn, Phil Moormann, Randy Schwartz, Dick Tschetter, Barry Myaer, Jim Ruzicka. Football 31 Volleyball Front Row: Shelly McGhee, Mary Rowe, Cheryll Straub, Penny Johnson, Marilyn Kutzler, Lois Tollesfsrud; Back Row: Coach Cindy Haught, Laurie Gunlikson, Janis Hutton, Diane Emily,- Lynne Nitschke, Coach Bertha Geiger Sept 25—UNDW DSC—17—15—‘7 UNDW—19-13—15 DSC—10—7 MSC-15-15 DSC—15—15 BlC—6—7 Oct 1-MSC DSC—10-15—15 UNDW—15—4—11 DSC—15—15 BJC-2-3 DSC—14—9 MSC-16-15 Oct. 7—DSC DSC—15—8—15 8JC-13—15—8 DSC—15—15 MSC—4—2 DSC—15—15 UNDW—10-7 Oct. 10—DSC QUAD DSC—15—11—15 MSC—4—15—3 DSC—15—12—7 UNDW—9—15—15 DSC—16—15 BJC—14—11 Oct 16—BJC DSC—15—15 BJC—3—9 DSC-9—10 UNDW—15—15 DSC—11—12 MSC-15-15 Oct. 30—Conference DSC—15—7—3 UNDW-9-15-15 DSC—15-15 BJC—7—5 DSC—14—15—11 UNDW—12—13—15 - Jennine Ellingson bumps the ball. Front Row: Jan Martin, Mona Enget, Lena Dvorak, Donna Fischer, Rhonda McGee, Beth Jesperson, Avis Gleave, Joyce Rambur; Back Row: Coach Cindy Haught, Tina Schulte, Judy Kessel, Anita Urlacher, Annette Ronningen, Pauline Conlin, Cleone Weiler, Coach Bertha Geiger. Cheryll Straub strikes the ball, in an attempt to score. Dona Fischer spikes the ball in home court action. 32 Volleyball Cross Country Back Row: Bruce Fulker, Keith Zander, Curt Binstock, Chad Biel, Keith Robinson, Greg Lefore; Front Row: Coach Huffman, Tim Sigl, Vince Reep, Dean Barr, Linus Everling, Dave Thomas, Manager, Mike just Determination is evident on the face of captain, Vince Reep. Chadron Nebraska Invitational: 2nd S. Dak. Tech Invitational: 3rd Black Hilss Invitational: 3rd Dickinson Invitational: 3rd BJC Invitational: 3rd Valley City Invitational: 3rd NAIA District 12: 4th NDCAC: 3rd The Blue Hawk harriers flew over the Jamestown at the start of the DSC Invitational. The Blue Hawks went on to finish third in the meet. Cross Country 33 Blue Hawk Basketball X X JV player Jack Stewart pushes through a wall of opponents to put up the ball. Below: Steve Meurer puts one up in a scrimmage game against alumni members. Jim Walker drives for the basket; and, Below: Blue Hawk Basketball Team: Left to Right; Row 1 Eric Theis, Joe Bren, John Schnell, Doug Kostelecky, Jamie Mueller, Jeff Watson, Ken Volesky; Row 2: Steve Meurer. Bruce Selinger, Jesse Hutton, Bob Wheeling, Ned Culver, Doug Olson, Dale Geibel; Row 3:Malcolm Wilson, Wade Leer, Jim Wohlschlager, Doug Walters, Fred Hutton, Pete Herbst, Dean Streyle, Dave King, Jack Stewart. Dale Geibel avoids a Black Hills player. The Blue Hawks split 1 1 with the Hardrockers on the season. DSC 59 Rocky Mountain 68 DSC 65 Rocky Mountain 78 DSC 74 Chadron 61 DSC 70 Chadron 55 DSC 79 South Dakota Tech 87 DSC 78 Black Hills State 79 DSC 73 Mary College 72 DSC 86 Black Hills State 79 DSC 89 South Dakota Tech 71 DSC 67 NDSSS 52 DSC 64 Valley City 66 DSC 98 Mary College 88 DSC 71 Minot 69 DSC 66 Mayville 92 DSC 82 Jamestown 78 DSC 55 NDSSS 51 DSC 76 Valley City 66 DSC 62 BJC 74 DSC 66 Minot 83 DSC 111 Mayville 92 DSC 86 Jamestown 93 Overall Record: 12-9 Dean Streyle is determined to score for the Blue Hawks. Malcolm Wilson crouches around an opponent while Dave King looks on. Pete Herbst seems to be yelling out his intentions in a game against Black Hills. Doug Olson uses a magic wave of his hands to send the ball on its way to the basket. Fred Hutton reaches for the basket as a Jamestown player seems to forget his defense. 35 Senior Jerry Sannes lakes on an opponent that faced defeat as did all Jerry's regular season opponents. Jerry eventually went to the Olympic Trials held in Cleveland. Ohio, in May of the 76 spring quarter. Steve Kilwein makes a major move against his opponent in this home meet. Steve went on to the Pre-Olympic Trials. DSC Wrestling Squad. Front Row; Left to Right: Tom Bollinger, Arnie Beckman, Steve Martin, Terry Williams, Gordie Schmitt, Terry Sawchuk. Back Row: Coach Robert Hoeg, Jim Thomas, Craig Rheaume, Jerry Sannes, Steve Kilwein, Ken Jahner, Dale Huschka 6 Wrestling Wrestling Exercises, back bends, head stands etc. are all very important to the wrestlers peak condition. Running takes the pounds off. Steve Kilwein goes for the pin and the ref awards him two points for it. Craig Rheaume psychs up himself for a move against his opponent in a match on the DSC mat. DSC 18 Northern State 17 DSC 26 Black Hills State 20 DSC 30 Minot 14 DSC 22 Jamestown 17 DSC 39 Black Hills Slate 9 DSC 8 Bismarck Junior College 32 DSC 14 Chadron Slate 29 DSC 20 Wayne State 32 DSC 16 Mavville State 30 • DSC 14 ND State School of Scienffc 30 DSC 45 University of Montana 6 DSC 18 Montana State University 21 DSC 18 Valley City State 23 St. Cloud Tourney 4th NDCAC 5th Overall season record: 6-7 Dale Huschka uses the squeeze as his competition attempts to gain leverage and foil his plans. Wrestling 3 Tracy Lane drives for a layup as her opponent defends the basket. Penny Johnson gets the full stretch as she tosses in a layup. Shelley McGee appears to have three arms as her opponent attempts to pull down the ball. Blue Chick Basketball DSC 75 Rocky Mountain 46 DSC 43 Minot State 65 DSC 55 Rocky Mountain 41 DSC 65 Minot State 63 DSC 60 UND-Williston 64 SAKAKAWEA CONFERENCE DSC 62 UND-Williston 63 DSC 56 Bottineau 52 DSC 75 Mary College 50 DSC 56 UND-Williston 59 DSC 78 Mary College 50 DSC 69 Bismarck JC 58 (3rd) DSC 33 UND-Grand Forks 58 NDAIAW (STATE) DSC 59 Moorhead State 61 DSC 61 Mary College 52 DSC 63 Bismarck JC 43 DSC 52 Valley City 51 DSC 53 Bismarck JC 62 DSC 60 Minot State 67 (2nd) Overall season record: 10-8 Blue Chick Varsity: Row 1: Left to Right; Cheryll Straub, Shelly Berg, Penny Johnson, Shelley McGee, Sharon Wolff. Back: Coach Roger Ternes, Tracy Lane, Rochelle Hanson, Melodic Marcusen, Cheryl Rising, Lynn Nitschke, Diane Emly, Laurie Gunlikson. Cindy Haught. Blue Chick JayVee: Front: Coach Owen Stockdill, Mary Rowe, Avis Gleave, Marilyn Kutzler, Deb Welch, Pam Dolezal. Back: Pat Wolff, Carol Dare, Annette Ronningen, Judy Struble, Cleone Weiler, Dawn Dullum, Lois Tollefsrud, Delores White. 38 Blue Chick Basketball Blue Hawk Track Tim Kessel lakes a leap in the triple jump while his hair follows close behind. Ken Davis grits his teeth in determination as he long jumps in Wienbergen Hall. State Indoor Meet 5th NDCAC Indoor Meet 3rd BJC-SD Tech Indoor 1st Minto-B.Hills State Indoor 1st South Dakota Tech Invitational 1st Blue Hawk Games 5th Black Hills Relays 2nd Minot Invitational 5th Medicine Lake Invitational 1st NAIA District 12 4th NDCAC Outdoor 3rd BLUE HAWK TRACK SQUAD: 1st Row: Left to Right; )im Marcusen, Ken Quamme. Al Koppinger, Fred Hutton, Dean Streyle, Linus Everling, Vince Rcep, Bruce Dolezal, Tim Cuskelly, Greg Lefor. 2nd Row: Mike Just, Jeff Heidt, Doug Fleck, Jeff Ruzicka, Ken Davis, Jeff Uhlich, Dave Wherry, Tim Sigl, Curt Binstock, Keith Elkins, Mike Kiedrowski, Coach Huffman. 3rd Row Ted Krieg, Dean Baar, Martin Afelbil, Kevin Kudrna, Tim Kessel, Randy Schwartz, Tom Hankins, Ray Sayler, Ed Kaisershol, Joel Lupo. Blue Hawk Jeff Uhlich remains just slightly ahead of his South Dakota Tech competitor (Below) Freshman Diane Carlson heaves the shot in and effort to place in an indoor meet at Scott Gym. BLUE CHICK TRACK Row 1: (L to R) Pam Dolezal, Jennine Ellingson, Shelly McGhee, Lynne Nitschke. Row 2: Tina Schulte, Penny Johnson, LoisTolefsrud, Cheryl Straub, Dona Fischer, Lena Dvorak. Row 3: Cindy Wheeler, Carol Cornell, Kathy Kilber, Cleone Weiler, Connie Quintus, Diane Carlson, Annette Ronningen, Row 4: Mike Kicdrowski, coach Rod Breitbach, coach, Cindy Haught, coach. Cheryl Straub flys high to gain distance in the long jump. Sakakawea Conference 1st NDAIAW (State) 1st DSC Indoor 1st Minot Invitational 1st DSC Invitational 1st BJC Invitational 1st UND Invitational Lost Cheryl Straub clears a hurdle almost even with her BJC opponent. Blue Chick Track 40 Freshman John Dynes scoops up a return for the DSC tennis squad. Freshman Marilyn Kutzler shows her forehand. Bottom Left: Tom Kendall leaps above the home court to get a return. Below: Freshman Pam Glaser removes an obstacle from her shoe to improve her play for the Blue Chick tennis squad. Pam was undefeated in regular season play. Blue Hawk Tennis Team, Left to Right; Standing: Steve Ternes, Fred Todd, Austen Schauer, Tom Kendall, and Kelly Wolf. Seated: Kevin Horton, Jay Fuglie, Ken Davis, Lonnie Lowe. Not Pictured: John Dynes and Phil Sheffield. Tennis Blue Chick Tennis Team, Left to Right: Becky Todd, Pam Glaser, Cindy Keever, Marilyn Kutzler and Barb Steinback. Not Pictured: Marv Ann Ehli. Jay Fuglie leans for the ball but misses. MEN'S SCORES DSC 0-0 South Dakota Tech 9-9 DSC 6-7 Black Hills State College 3-2 DSC 3-7 Minot State College 6-2 DSC 1-4 Bismarck Junior College 8-5 DSC 4 NDSSS 5 DSC 3 Jamestown College 6 NAIA District 12 Third NDCAC Fifth WOMEN'S SCORES DSC 4-4 South Dakota Tech 2-5 DSC 2 NDSSS 4 V Tennis 41 Blue Hawk Baseball DSC 13 Black Hills 9 DSC 1 Jamestown 3 DSC 7 Rocky Mountain 13 DSC 1 Jamestown 4 DSC 9 Rocky Mountain 4 DSC 7 Rocky Mountain 5 DSC 5 Black Hills 4 DSC 5 Rocky Mountain 9 DSC 10 Rocky Mountain 7 DSC 3 Rocky Mountain 7 DSC 1 Black Hills 15 DSC 4 BJC 0 DSC 12 Black Hills 4 DSC 3 BJC 0 DSC 4 Rocky Mountain 2 DSC 0 Mayville 4 DSC 7 Black Hills 9 DSC 3 Mayville 14 DSC 3 Rocky Mountain 4 DSC 2 BJC 3 DSC 2 Valley City 4 DSC 12 BJC 7 DSC 7 Valley City 16 Conference Tournament DSC 4 Black Hills 3 DSC 2 Valley City 3 DSC 3 Black Hills 9 DSC 6 Jamestown 5 DSC 8 Minot 0 DSC 6 Valley City 2 DSC 2 Minot 12 DSC 0 Mayville 12 Overall season record: 14-17 Dave Lupo prepares to slug one way out in the field for the Blue Hawk baseball squad. Catcher Bob Hennes covers home plate in an attempt to prevent a Bismarck runner from scoring. BLUE HAWK BASEBALL SQUAD: Left to Right: 1st Row: Doug Kostelecky, Owen Stockdill, Kim Hilt, Randy Cleave, Jeff Helfenstein, Randy Melby, Eric Theis, Jon Hendrickson, Terry Kadrmas. Row 2: Coach Biesiot, Bob Hennes, Dave Lupo, Kim Anderson, Rob Lighthizer, Doug Walters, Brandt Gaugler, Jim Steckler, Paul McMenamy, Coach Limke. 42 Baseball A DSC golfer eyes the pin. DSC 7th Dickinson Invitational DSC 6th Black Hills Invitational DSC 6th Bismarck Junior College Invit. DSC 6th NAIA District 12 DSC 7th NDCAC Blue Hawk golfer Randy Martens shows the process of getting from the tee to the green, a process that always takes more strokes than desired. From Left: DSC Blue Hawk golf team; Kandy Martens, Doug Wellenstein, Dan Snow. Joe Bren. Men's Golf Pete Lish takes a stroke that sends the ball on the way to the cup. 43 Organizations and Activities Division Page 4a HOMECOMING The members of the committee responsible for Homecoming 1975 were, Tim Cook, Randy McCabe, Bill Goetz, Lyla Safely, chairperson, Gary Arnold, Glen Roshau, Sherry Kadrmas, Jen Odenbaugh, and Cal Lundberg. Junior Lyla Safely, Homecoming 1975 chairperson. Below: Seniors Georgine Wenger and Ken Quamme, Homecoming Royalty for 1975. The Royalty Homecoming Royalty Georgine Wenger and Ken Quamme were crowned at a coronation ceremony on Friday evening. Junior Tim Cook and Senior Petrina Krebs attended the royalty. 1975 Right: Blue Hawk fans went all out in decorating to show spirit and loyalty to their team. DeLong Hall was the winner of the dorm decorating competition. Shown here is part of those winning deocrations, a Blue Hawk ready to Hatch a Victory . An all black group out of Minneapolis, Family , was obtained on a special two night contract, presenting a concert Friday following coronation ceremonies, and a dance on Saturday night. As in past year's, DSC Art Club approached local merchants and painted homecoming slogans and advertisements on store windows. Here is a portion of the computer cartoon painted on the window of the Computing Services office in May Hall. Homecoming 47 The Parade The Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity took top honors with their float in the Homecoming Parade which was held on Saturday morning of Homecoming weekend. The float's slogan was Dunk the Vikings , and was represented by a sinking Viking ship. The TKE's also captured first place in the spirit award competition, and were awarded a trophy at the termination of the battle between the Vikings and the Blue Hawks. Below and Left: The Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity's winning entry in the 1975 Homecoming Parade. Many hours of stuffing paper napkins into chicken wire produces the end product. Several businesses in town were willing to be of help by supplying flat bed trailers and tractors for the floats plus allowing the use of their garages for the building of the floats. Senior Georgine Wenger Thomas of flasher and Senior Ken Quamme of Regent were chosen by the student body to reign over the 1975 Homecoming festivities. Here they ride in a very cold, Saturday morning homecoming parade. Combined efforts of the Phi Sigma Pi and Lambda Delta Lambda honorary fraternities produced a second place finisher in the Homecoming parade float competition. 48 Homecoming 1975 Chief awards were presented to Robert Stranik, O. Gordon Renike, and Paul Ebeltoft. Quarterback Doug Olson holds on to the ball as a Valley City Viking pulls him down John Charging makes sure that the ball remains in the Blue Hawks posession throughout the play. The Game The fraternities and sororities were well represented as were the Vets and other organizations from DSC. The crowd was full of screaming and cheering alumni getting their lungs in shape for the first time in years. DSC President R.C. Gillund and Student Senate President Gary Arnold discuss some of the activities at halftime of the 1975 Homecoming game. Several members of the State Board were in attendance. Homecoming 49 Cheerleaders 1976 Cheerleaders Lynn Hollmgcr and Nancy Tamayo show the form that got them elected during the tryouts. Dawn Feist Caugler of Velva, ND shows superb form as she cheers on Blue Hawk football squad. Cheerleaders for the 1976 sports seasons are: From Left: judi Fischer, Jamestown; Bobbe Bahley, South Heart; Nancy Tamayo, Dickinson; Sandy Marsh, South Heart; Dawn Feist Caugler, Velva; and Lynn Hollinger of Beach. 50 Cheerleaders Operating Engineer Technology Front Row: left to Right: David Bengert. Harvey Tom Tucker. |ohn C. Clark, John Fowler. Russell Feuerborn. Row Two: Kenneth Kussy, instructor, BernardCraef. David Anzek. Randohl Roderick, Harry Clay, Richard Haigwood. Row Three: Herman Birks, Stephen Laurent, Raymond Postotnik, Harold Tim Tucker. James Miller. Row Four: James (Danny) Thomas, Dean Mason. Operating Engineer Technology 51 D Club Left to Right: Row 1: Dave Lupo, Randy Gordon, Dean Baar, Randy Gleave. Bob Hennes, Tim Cuskelly, Doug Olson. Vince Rcep, Mike Kiedrowski. Row 2: Jim Thomas, Dean Streyle, Jerry Sannes, Owen Stockdill, Al Koppinger, Gordon Schmitt, Bruce Dolezal, Rod Breitbach. Row 3: Joe Bren, Doug Kostelecky, Dave Bicknese, Jeff Uhlich, Mike Just, Jon Hendrickson, Tom Kendall, Roger Ternes, Bob Wheeling. Row 4: Steve Kilwein, Ken Volesky, Dave Zieske, James Ruzicka, Jeff Ruzica, Phil Moorman, Kevin Kudrna, Barry Myaer. Row 5: Linus Everling, Wade Leer, Curt Bmstock, Tim Sigl, Bruce Fulker, Steve Miller, Fred Todd, Ted Krieg, Martin Afelbil. Row 6: Steve Meurer, Doug Nordby. Roger Ott, Arlan Hofland, LeRoy Bettenhausen, Paul McMenamy, Dave Wherry. 52 D Club D Club member Rod Breitbach drives the club's float in the 1975 DSC Homecoming Parade. Woods Hall DeLong Hall WOODS HALL DORM COUNCIL Left to Right; Front Row: Janice Kinnischtzke, Mary Rowe, Peg Getz. Diane Snyder. Barb Kourajian. Back Row: Marcia Fevold, Judy Fischer, Lyla Safely, Mrs. Burmester. The northwest corner of the campus is filled with trees and provides a quiet study corner for the outdoors person. DE LONG HALL DORM COUNCIL Front Row: Left to Right: Lavon Rosenow, Kathy Kilber, Clarissa Sailer, Arlene Volesky, Bobbie Bahley, Laurie Kordonowy; Back Row: Vicki Jacobs, Mrs. Lagge, Cindy Pechtl, Nancy Larson, Laurie Gunlikson, Iris Wright, Kris Woodfill, Laurie Namyniuk, Sandy Marsh. Woods Hall-DeLong Hall 53 Klinefelter-Selke Halls From Left: Curt Binstock, Tom Jahner, Dean Thomas, Jerry Schaar and Kelly Maas get in a game of foosball in the Seiko Hall game room. Selke Hall Council: Left to Right: Mrs. Peterson, Wes Aardahl, Dexter Thiel, Rocky Gordon, Jon Hendrickson, Al Ivey. Klinefelter Hall Council: Left to Right; Bob Grunstead. Bruce Bob Ceynar, Linus Everling, Mr. Schroeder. I Selke Hall-Klinefelter Community Concerts Longstreth and Escosa Joe Longstreth and John Escosa, duo harpists, performed in May Hall Auditorium on October 31. They have made over 400 appear- ances, which have included per- formances at New York's Town Hall and Carnegie Hall. October 31 The Berkshire Chamber Players What originally was the Tichman Trio (Piano, cello, clarinet), became the Berkshire Chamber Players when Her- bert and Ruth Tichman decided to add a violin. Since the time they started playing chamber music concerts, the group has performed in cities from Maine to California. January 12 56 Community Concerts The Cosmopolitans Organized by Edmond Karlsrud, these four young performers are heard both in ensemble and as soloists. Their program is a blend of familiar, popular melodies and some unusual selections with humor thrown in. They appeared March 2. March 2 Lucnica Czechoslovakian Folk Ballet This dance ensemble takes its name Lucnica from the word used to describe fields of wild flowers. For more than 20 years they have performed in 4 continents which has included many Communist, countries including the USSR. Community Concerts 57 Young Democrats Mr. Bill Lardy, adviser, Bill Byers, Darwin Toof, Lyla Safely, Patti Toof, Connie Wanner. 58 Young Democrats Student Education Association First Row: Left to Rixht; Arlene Volesky, Nancy Tamayo, Jan Clark, Bonnie Lefor, Cary Arnold. Second Row: Mary Lou Sadowskv, Lyla Safely, Renee Thiel, Glen Roshau. Student Education Association 59 ccco Row 1: Loft to Right; Nancy Schafer, Mary Massad, Dexter Thiel, LaVerne Uhrlacher, Ned Culver. Row 2: Fr. Ken Schaefer, Rev. Buss, Mr. Larson, Steve Tangen, Sr. Juanita Kilzer. LSM Row 1; Left to Right; Marilyn Skaar, Susan Zieman, Charlene Berg, Laurie Donner. Row 2: Pastor Steve Tangen, RoMae Kuhn, Ray Tackett, Peggy Solomonson, Eva Zander. 60 CCCO-LSM Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Row 1: Left to Right; Ruth Johannes, Marilyn Skaar, Lynnae Teske, Lori Dynneson, Rhoda Klempel, Joy Bobb, Nancy Christianson, ReMae Kuhn, Charlene Busch, Bonnie Dirkach. Row 2: Dexter Thiel, James Marcusen, unknown, Cheryl Bugner, Myron Roth, Leonard Kallis, Doug Dockter, Casey Thiel, Nancy Boerman, Mark Fadel. Row 3: Jon Hendrickson, Brenda Lahren, Renee Koppinger, Karen Weiss, Tim Cook, Peggy Solomonson, Twila Seidler, Linda Vandenburg, Rhonda Novotany. Row 4: Daryl Luff, Harold Miller, Cal Schaible, Renee Duerre, Mrs. Peterson, Cindy Huber. Mona Enget, Dale Clifton, Ron Dittus. ristian Fellowship 61 CSA CATHOLIC STUDENT APOSTLATE: Left to Right: Row 1: Sister Karen, Nancy Schafer, Father Ken Schaefer, Mike Kiedrowski. Row 2: Marilyn Kudrna, Deb Meyer, Pat Eslinger, Kristy Knoll, Vickie Jacobs, Jolene Hoff, Glen Roshau. Row 3: Marilyn Domagala, Sister Juanita Kilzer, Arnie Hipsak, Marcia Fevold, Marcine Quintus and Shawn Emerson. Below: Father Ken Schaefer, head of the CSA organization walks into the house the club owns, located near the campus. 62 CSA Model UN Below: Secretary-General Jim Kantrud, makes his addresses the General Assembly. Model UN 63 News Bureau Left to Right: Avis Cleave, Jackie Anderson, Mr. Neil McFadgen 64 News Bureau WESTERN CONCEPT STAFF: Left to Right; Gerry Fiedler, Mike Kern, Jen Odenbaugh, Jim Germann, Nancy Boerman, Dean Thomas, Ellen Lee. Prairie Smoke Western Concept Photographer Dave Bollinger strikes a somber, artistic pose. PRAIRIE SMOKE STAFF: Left to Right: Mike Kern, Gerry Fiedler, Dean Thomas; Back Row: Jim Germann, Sarah Burke, editor, Pam Glaser, Bobbe Rasmussen. Prairie Smoke-Western Concept 65 Concert Choir Row 1: Left to Right: Debi Rogers, Deanna Freitag, Sherrill Parsons, Peg Getz, Laurie Donner, Everett Nelson, Dave Baird, Linette Steffan, Dorthy Osowski, Codie West, Monica Weinand, Clarice Kuhn, Mark Perkins. Randy Grow, Larry Natrasany, Ken Mund, Doug Carrington, Kathy Morlock, Ellen Lee. Row 2: Marilyn Donagala, Renee Thiel, Nancy Christianson, Vic Dvorak, Orrin Geinert, Joel Howard, Randee Sundahl, Kathy Olson, Barb Kourajian, Laurie Randick, Melanie Seela, Rhonda Janes, Les Dykema, Mitch Kuntz, Terry Sticka, Mary Dasovick, lyla Folkins, Sharon Walter, Joleen Hoff, Brenda Folkins. Row 3: Belva Hochalter, Lori Dynneson, Cindy Geinert, Harold Miller, Jerry Stewart, Kerin Nicholson, Judi Fischer, Donna Janes, Pam Dolezal, Elizabeth Weinand, Lil Probert, Janice Kinnischtzke, Dexter Thiel, Shawn Gratz, Dann Thornton, Ed Reeves, Renee Duerre, Gerry Fiedler, Rhoda Klempel, Paula Rudnick. Row 4: Darcy Bratten, Peggy Solomonson, Melody Marcusen, Ron Dockter, Mary Iverson, Cheryl Bugner, Doug Dockter, Glen Traquair, Myron Roth, Jon Hendrickson, Wes Aardahl, Allen Schneider, Kim Bozekowski, Mike Tvetene, Sr. Margaret Baumgartner, Sr. Rachel Beddow, Rita Gangl, Sheila Johnson, Janice Collins-Fries. Chorale Row 1: Left to Right: Dr. Brown, Laurie Randich, Deanna Freitag, Dorthy Osowski, Melanie Seela, Jerry Stewart, Mark Perkins, Lyla Folkins, Rhonda Janes, Mitch Kuntz. Row 2: Vic Dvorak, Barb Kourajian, Les Dykema, Darcy Bratten, Brenda Folkins, Lillian Probert, Mary Iverson, Shawn Gratz, Laurie Donner. Row 3: Dann Thornton, Debi Rogers, Ellen Lee, Everett Nelson, Allen Schneider, Melodie Marcusen, Kerin Nicholson, Terry Sticka, Ron Dockter, Sherrill Parsons, Janice Collins-Fries. Row 4: Sister Margaret Baumgartner, Renee Thiel, Joel Howard, Doug Dockter, Rita Gangl, Peggy Solomonson, Orrin Geinert, Glen Traquair, Cindy Geinert, Kathy Olson, Dave Baird. 66 Chorale-Concert Choir Modern Choir MODERN CHOIR: Left to Right: Lyla Folkins, Allen Schneider, Ted Bratten, Mary Dasovick, Rita Gangi, Rhoda Klempel, Peggy Solomonson, Orrin Geinert, Everett Nelson, Darcy Bratten, Georgine Wenger Thomas, Mitch Kuntz, Judi Fischer, Kathy Olson, Peg Getz, Terry Sticka, Ron Dockter, Cindy Wald Geinert, Rhonda Janes, bass, Deanna Freitag, piano. MENC MENC: Front Row: Left to Right: Joel Howard, Barb Kourajian, Deanna Freitag, Mary Iverson, Mark Perkins, Les Dykema, Renee Thiel, David Baird, Kathy Morlock, Kathy Olson, Randy Grow; Middle Row: Ed Reeves, Janie Collins-Fries, Cindy Wald Geinert, Peggy Solomonson, Randee Sundahl, Shawn Gratz, Ron Dockter, Vic Dvorak, Jerry Stewart, Lori Dynneson, Rhonda Janes. Back Row: Glen Traquair, Lil Probert, Everett Nelson, Cheryl Bugner, Kerin Nicholson, Dann Thornton, Melanie Seela, Chriss Burgeson, Dorthy Osowski, Sister Margaret Baumgartner and Wes Aardahl. MENC Modern Choir 67 Wind Ensemble Row 1: Barb Kourajian, Lyla Folkins, Debbie Job, Dorlhy Osowski, Kathy Morlock. Row 2: Marlowe Kulish, Laurie Donner, Lil Probert, Glen Traquair, Larry Natrasany, Linelte Steffan, Mary Iverson, Vickie Jacobs. Row 3: Melanie Scela, Louis Sacchini, Peggy Solomonson, Christine Burgeson, Suan Zieman, Lori Dynneson, Les Dykema, Shawn Gratz, Dann Thornton. Randy Grow, Everett Nelson, Kathy Olson, Janice Collins-Fries, Randee Sundahl, Mark Perkins. Row 4: Renee Thiel, Mike Tvetene, Kristy Knoll, Pam Glaser, Wes Aardahi, Rhonda Janes, Joel Howard, Ed Reeves, Victor Dvorak, David Baird, Jerry Stewart, Ken Mund. Conductor: Robert Plaehn. Jazz Ensemble Front Row: (L to R): Shawn Grat , Ed Reeves, Dann Thornton. Back Row: Jerry Stewart, Mark Perkins, Ken Mund. Front Row: (L to R): Les Dykema, Joel Howard, Randy Grow. Back Row: Lori Dynneson, David Baird, Everett Nelson, Randee Sundahl. Row 1 Melanie Seela, Larry Natrasany, Glen Traquair, Linelte Steffan, Mary Iverson, Ken Mund, Jerry Stewart, David Baird, Victor Dvorak, Row 2: Mike Tvetene, Wes Aardahi, Barb Kourajian, Kim Bozekowski, Mark Perkins, Shawn Gratz, Les Dykema, Dann Thornton, Lori Dynneson, Randy Grow. Symphonic Band Row 1: (L to R): Dorthy Osowski, Kathy Morlock, Matthew Coyne, Vickie Jacobs, Cheryl Bugner. Row 2: Debbie Job, Barb Kourajian, Lyla Folkins, Lil Probert, Glen Traquair, Larry Natrasany, Linette Steffan, Mary Iverson, Brenda Folkins, Mark Perkins, Janie Collins-Fries. Row 3: Marlowe Kulish, Laurie Donner, Sr. Rachel Beddow Row 4: Melanie Seela, Georgine Wenger, Darcy Bratten, Louis Sacchini, Peggy Solomonson, Christine Burgeson, Susan Zieman, Sr. Margaret Baumgartner, Lori Dynneson, Deanna Freitag, Les Dykema, Shawn Gratz, Dann Thornton, Randy Grow, Everett Nelson, Allan Schneider, Randee Sundahl, Jolene Hoff, Kathy Olson. Row 5: Renee Thiel, Mike Tvetene, Pam Glaser, Sherrell Parsons, Kristy Knoll, Wes Aardahl, Sharon Walter, Rhonda Janes, Joel Howard, Ed Reeves, Ross Teigen, Victor Dvorak, Lynn Hollinger, David Baird, Jerry Stewart, Ken Mund, Ron Dockter. Conductor. Robert Plaehn. Percussion Ensemble Row 1: Jerry Stewart, Kristy Knoll, Renee Thiel. Row 2: Wes Aardahl, Mike Tvetene, Ed Reeves. Row 3: Pam Glaser, Rhonda Janes. 70 71 72 Hilltop Mitch Kuntz, Sr. Rachel Beddow, Sr. Margaret Baumgartner and Terry Sticka put on a radio show for the Hilltop Holiday. Holiday Mitch Kuntz, Kim Bozekowski and Terry Sticka performed a few popular numbers for the large Hilltop audiences. Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity members pose as lumberjacks and sing a few songs of the trade under the direction of their fearless leader, Glen Traquair. but upperclassmen have other things on their minds. Music professors perform a number which seemed to indicate that freshman like beer. Hilltop dancers Mickey Renner, Donna Janes, Cindy Wheeler, Susan Hammer and Lil Probert swing into the spirit of the things at the beginning of the 21st annual Hilltop Holiday. Renee Thiel, Kathy Morlock and Lauree Chrismann, played several tunes on their harmonicas and then proceeded to imitate a pump organ. Hilltop Holiday 7. Student Senate The DSC Student Center is the hub of campus life. It is here that organizations meet, dances take place, and the student body is fed The activities here are arranged and conducted by the Center Board of Governors. Kneeling: Susan Hammer, Arlene Volesky, Jan Clark, Judi Fischer, Mary Lou Sadowsky. Standing: Glen Roshau, Bobbe Rasmussen, Gary Arnold, president, Ken Quamme, Randy McCabe, Bonnie Lefor. Center Board Max Morath, a musical entertainer, enlightened the Dickinson area to the wonders of the jazz era and the awesome ragtime music of that day. One of the audience favorites was the theme song from The Sting made popular by Marvin Hamlisch. Kneeling: Glen Roshau, Arlene Volesky, Mary Lou Sadowsky, Pat Bombach. Standing: Judi Fischer, Jan Clark. Gary Arnold. Lyla Safely, Bonnie Lefor. 74 Student Senate-Center Board of Governors Alan Anton 1975-1976 Vets Club Members: Marvin Nore Jeff Chapman Floraine Olson Timothy Erhardt Tim Riegel Scott Giesler Daniel Snow Jerry Hermann Garet Soules Curtis Johnson Doug Tollefson Keith Kilber David Tooley Myron Kopp Dale Wanner Donna Kuntz Al Wenko Kenneth Lech Richard Witkowski Peter Lish Larry Ziegler James Martens (Group picture unavailable) Rickie Ziegler 1975-76 Vet's Sweetheart, Mary Lou Sadowsky. Vets Club 75 Flo Olson of the Vets Club helps with one of the many float entries for the Homecoming Parade. WRA WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION: Left to Right; Row 1: Tina Schulte, Pat Eslinger, Milody Johnson, Dawn Feist Gaugler, Rosalie Dvorak, Marilyn Domagala, Judy Struble. Row 2: Pauline Conlin, Ellen Hoff, Peggy Berg, Mary Rowe, Lena Dvorak, Mona Enget. Row 3: Janice Kinnischtzke, Petrina Krebs. Paula Rudnick, Arlene Volesky, LoisTollefsrud, Bobbe Rasmussen, Jane Duppong, Cyd Barbot. PEMM PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS AND MINORS: Left to Right; Rowl: Janice Kinnischtzke, Pam Dolezal, Jennine Ellingson, Lena Dvorak, Dona Fischer, Row 2: Tina Schulte, Judy Struble, Rosalie Dvorak, Dawn Gaugler, Jane Duppong, Mona Enget, Row 3: Penny Johnson, Cheryl Straub, Ellen Hoff, Cyd Barbot, Petrina Krebs, Marilyn Kutzler. Row 4: Shelly Berg, AvisGleave, Mary Rowe, Shelly McGhee. Row 5: Pauline Conlin, Peggy Berg. 76 WRA-PEMM Student Nurses Association Row 1: Left to Right: Mrs. Demaris Unruh, Peggy Kohler, Anita Kerzman, Jeanne Mangnall, Juline Miller Row 2: Yvonne Messmer, Sharon Lindemann, Cindy Duel, Jeri Berg, Marla Braaten. Student Nurses Association 77 Circle K Row 1; Left to Right: Kelly Maas, Kirk Krcin, Curt Schaff Row 2: Dr. Elaine Stanberry, Glenda Nelson, Wanda Seheck, Cheryle |iskra, Renae Krivoruchka. YARC Row 1: Left to Right: Cheryle Jiskra, Curt Schaff, Codie West, Patty Schaff, LuAnn Winch, Irene Olheiser. Row 2: Beth Jesperson, Jeff Graff, Alvin Roshau, Donna Janes, Tammy Symionow. Jen Odenbaugh, Peggy Schaff, Clem, Mike Belchner. Row 3: Wanda Scheck, Anita Urlacher, Eve Zander, Lucy Knopik, Steve Merrill, Patty Fischer, Verna Moos, Judy Kessel, Susan Schaff, Cheryl Walter. Row 4: Kelly Sweeney. Perry Ficek, Sue Zieman, Mary Massad, Duane Ficek. 78 Circle K-YARC • Mil • ■ «. Ml - ’ Above: Mary Massao and a YARC friend prepare for the Special Olympics. Below: YARCer Judy Kessel holds hands with some special friends at the YARC Christmas party. Below: Jen Odenbaugh and Steve Merrill sing a song with a special YARC friend at the YARC Christmas party. Santa passes out presents to YARC children while YARC members look on. From Left: Jen Odenbaugh, Curt Schaff, Steve Merrill and Judy Kessel ride on the YARC float in the 1975 DSC Homecoming Parade. YARCCandids 79 Rodeo Club Complete group identification unavailable. Partial listing below: Row 1, Left to Right: Pat Wolff, Karen Kordonowy, Karen Klatt, Deb Goet , Petrina Krebs, Merlein Brugh, Deb Stearns, Jill Brooks, Marchel Hovden, Patricia Abliedinger, Peg Get , Tracey O'Neil, Joleen Berger, Peggy Steckler, Judi Fischer, unknown, unknown. Row 2: Unknown, Pam Dolezal, Donna Murphy, Carla Hansen, Deb Gunderson, Marla Hansen. Lois Tollefsrud. Row 3: Mark Cress, Larry Schnell, unknown, Monty Carson, unknown, Al Morrison, Poncho Irwin, unknown, Jeff Watson. Bull riding a determined steer. Saddle bronc riding takes a good grip, and like all rodeo events, lots of practice Below: Blasting out of the shoot, a DSC Rodeo Club member takes a practice go. Rodeo clowns protect the lives of the cowboys, but take their own in hand. Freshman Peggy Steckler (Below) rounds the barrel as she gets in some practice. 80 C-W Jamboree Trophies were presented to the most talented contestants entered in the jamboree. A member of the back-up band takes his turn in the spotlight. Western dress was definitely the required attire for Jamboree contestants. Guitars, electric and manual, were popular instruments for accompaniment. Emphasizing emotions of a song with action is a sure sign of an accomplished singer. Larry Schnell attempts to settle down the crowd so the show can go on, Billy Cole of WHO radio Des Moines, Iowa, helps. Country Western Jamboree 81 SBW Week Chess was but one of the competitive activities occuring during SBW week. Sure Beats Winter Week is an annual event on the DSC campus usually occuring in the middle of May. Randy Crow, of Glendive. Montana, contemplates his next move in the pool playoffs held in the game room at the Student Center. 82 SBW Week Cal Schaible sits aboard one of the unused tricycles from the cancelled trike race. Arnie Beckman fixes up one of the dozens of hot dogs demolished at the hot dog feed. Lyla Safely holds up a ready-to-go hot dog while Fenella Baar and Nancy Larson watch. Mike McNamara shows determination in a part of the ping pong competition held in the Student Center game room. Lynn Hollinger gives Randy McCabe a push while funning around before the beginning of the tricycle race that never was. 83 SBW Week 50's Dance Buddy Etzold and Bob Wheeling get into the act with a bit of a solo at the 50's dance held on Friday night of SBW week. Students were asked to dress up in the costume of the day, and many did so. Jennifer Thomas and Bob Wheeling show their jitterbugging form at the 50's dance. Band members get into the spirit of things as students boogeyed and jitterbugged to the 50's music in the Student Center ballroom. 84 SBW Week-50's Dance Greeks Division Page 85 Alpha Psi Omega Above: Debi Rogers, Mrs. Jean Waldera and Heather Livermore, Alpha Psi members. Below: Alpha Psi Member Heather Livermore portrays a character in the play Veronica's Room . Dirk Brevik, Sherry Jacobs and Terry Sticka are also part of the cast. 86 ART CLUB: Row 1: Left to Right: Rich Allen, Ted Martin, Al Morrison, Kerin Nicholson, Ed Schmidt, Mary Fedora. Row 2: Paula Vaagen, Chriss Burgeson, Mark Wanek, Arlene Volesky, Sherry Kadrmas, Joni Buresh. Pauline Conlin. Row 3: Mr. Duda, advisor, Diane Schnell, Jim Mische, Cyd Barbot. Betsy Culver and Marv Eckman. KAPPA PI: Front: Ted Martin, Kerin Nicholson. Back: Arlene Volesky, Pauline Conlin. Cyd Barbot and Betsy Culver Art Club-Kappa Pi 87 Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority ASA members, Left to Right: Cyd Barbot, Gretchcn Engelter, Pauline Conlin, Fenella Baar, Lindsey Hovden, Peggy Berg, Dorthy Osowski, Lil Probert, Lyla Safely, Nancy Tamayo, Diane Snyder, Pam Glaser, Coral Gruman. Nancy Larson. Below: Alpha Sigs Diane Snyder and Pat Bombach were part of the cheering crowd that led the Blue Hawks to a Homecoming victory. 88 Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority Front Row; pledges: Mary Haas, Patricia Ableidinger, Patricia Bombach, Sandy Sleekier. Back Row: Big brothers, Steve Merrill, Tim Cook, Cal Schaible. Pledges and Big Brothers Below: ASA's were part of the large Homecoming crowd but their cheering couldn't compete with the spirit champs, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. 8$ Delta Zeta Sorority Row 1: Cindy Engelhardt, Susan Hammer, Barbie Goertel, Kris Woodfill, Dawn Feist Gaugler, Most Eligible Bachelor, Dave Lupo, Roxann Jahnel, Susie Hankins, Bobbie Bahlcy, Peggy Steckler. Row 2: Beth Jesperson, Mary Lou Sadowsky, Paula Rudnick, Mary Rose Tomchuk, Judy Struble, Bobbe Rasmussen, Laurie Namyniuk, Deb Peters, Monica Hartman, Jan Clark, Sandy Marsh. 90 Delta Zeta Sorority MEB Dave Lupo and avid Dickinson sports supporter John leiss celebrate a Blue Hawk victory. Former MEB Jim Fleck drives the tractor for the Delta Zeta float entitled Panda Win , in the 1975 DSC Homecoming Parade. Delta Zeta Sorority 91 Lambda Delta Lambda Front: Left to Right: Barbie Goertel, Mickey Renner, Amy Backfisch, Arlene Volesky, Mary Jane Haag, Susan Zieman. Back Row: Marita Herold, Bob Ceynar, Gerald Haag, Jeff Uhlich, Steve Martin, Doug Tollefson, Dr. Robert Todd. Carol Wagner donates blood during one of the sessions sponsored by Phi Sigma Pi. _ Phi Sigma Pi Row 1: Left to Right: Fred Todd, Mark Wanek, Greg Weber, Steve Miller, Daryl Splichal, Chuck Wagner, Bob Ceynar, Duane Sandvick, Bill Byers, Mr. Kordonowy. Row 2: Tim Duppong, Alan Jirges, Kelly Maas, Jerry Schaar, Clyde Heinle, Steve Merrill, Jane Duppong, Jeff Uhlich, Gerald Haag, Tim Cuskelly, Roger Ternes, Gordon Dihle. 92 Lambda Delta Lambda-Phi Sigma Pi Mu Phi Epsilon Kneeling: Left to Right: Deanna Freitag, Kathy Morlock, Renee Thiel, Barb Kourajian, Lil Probert, Kerin Nicholson, Kriss Burgeson. Standing: Lori Dynneson, Cindy Wald Geinert, Peggy Solomonson, Cheryl Bugner, Mary Iverson, Randee Sundahl. Mu Phi Epsilon 93 Phi Beta Lambda Left to Right: Mary lou Sadowsky, Larry Ziegler, Curt Sehaff, Dan Snow, Mr. Roger Kilwein, Al Wenko, Mary RoseTomchuk, Dr. Skabo, Shirley Byers, Ron Thielgen, Bill Byers. 94 Phi Beta Lambda INTER-GREEK COUNCIL: Left to Right; Dorthy Osowski, Randy McCabe, Laurie Namyniuk, Ken Davis, Jim Kantrud, Glen Roshau, Lil Probert. Inter Greek Council Pan Hellanic Council PAN HELLANIC COUNCIL: Left to Right; Lyla Safely, Laurie Namyniuk, Dorthy Osowski, Nancy Tamayo. Members of the two national social fraternities and the two national social sororities are represented in this crowd of students cheering on the Blue Hawk football squad. Inter-Greek and Pan Hellanic Councils 95 Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Kneeling: Left to Right: Greg Lord. Glen Roshau, Tom Kubishta, Randy Roller, Bruce Owen Middle Row: Cal Schaible, Mike Baumgartner, Randy McCabe, LaMoyne Splichal, Daryl Splichal, Bob Baumann. Back Row: Dan Herold, Glen Traquair, Ken Quamme. Barry Hansen, Tim Cook. 96 Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity 1976-77 TKE Sweetheart Lynn Hollinger of Beach, North Dakota. 1976-76 TKE Sweetheart Sherry Jacobs of Amidon, North Dakota. TKE active Randy McCabe holds up the trophy the TKE's won for most spirit at Homecoming. TKE DAUGHTERS: Seated: Left to Right: Jean Ros kowski, Karen Adamski, Carol Wagner, Jackie Wilhelm. Standing: Nancy Larson, Carol Cornell, 1976 Sweetheart Lynn Hollinger, Marie Quamme, Janice Kinnischt ke, Belva Hochhalter, 1975 Sweetheart Sherry jacobs, Sandy Marsh, Gretchen Engelter, Mary Dykshoorn, Barbie Goertel. Lower Left: Lynn Hollinger picks up her bouquet of carnations from the TKE's at the annual Red Carnation Ball lower Right: TKE's Mick Riesinger, Randy McCabe and Keith Robinson enjoy dinner with their dates during Red Carnation Ball festivities at the New Hradac Workmen's Hall. Newly crowned Sweetheart Lynn Hollinger sits upon her throne. Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity 97 Theta Chi Fraternity Front Row; Left to Right: Bruce Dolezal, Rod Breitbach, Mike Kiedrowski, 1975-76 Dream Girl, Bonnie Lefor, Owen Stockdill, Jim Fleck, Doug Nordby, Joe Elis. Back Row: Rockford Zastoupil, James Nordquist, Ken Davis, Dave Lupo. Ron Girard, Jim Kantrud, John Dynes, Paul McMenamy Opposite Page: 1976-1977 Dream Girl Laurie Namyniuk. 98 Theta Chi Fraternity 99 Inter-fraternity Council INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL: Left to Right; Ken Davis, Randy McCabe. Jim Kantrud, Glen Roshau. 100 Inter-fraternity Council Underclassmen Division Page 101 Wes Aardahl Patricia Ableidinger Martin Afelbil Richard Allen Joan Amundson Annette Anderson Tammy Anderson Jon Anfinson Bob Anheluk Thomas Anheluk Roberta Anner Connie Armstrong Gary Arnold Dean Baar Fennella Baar Dean Badinger Roberta Bahley David Baird Steve Baransky Mel Barth Robert Baumann Sister Margaret Baumgartner Mitchell Beach Tina Beach Daniel Beaudoin Arne Beckman Sister Rachel Beddow Curt Bentz Darwin Benz Charlene Berg Jeri Berg Kay Berg Joleen Berger LeRoy Bettenhausen Diane Biberdorf Barbara Binstock Karen Binstock Herman Birks John Bjornes Joy Bobb Lorie Bogner Randy Bohlman Patricia Bohmbach Darlene Bosch Kim Bozekowski Bernette Braden Ted Bratten Nadene Bredeson Rodney Breitbach Ervin Bren Joe Bren Dirk Brevik Jill Brooks Merlein Brugh Laverne Bruski Carol Buchholz John Bullinger Cheryl Bugner Christine Burgeson Donna Burian Charlene Busch Timothy Carroll 102 Aardahl-Carroll Jeffrey Chapman Marilyn Charging John Charging Cynthia Christianson Nancy Christianson Janice Clark John Clark Carol Cline Pauline Conlin Sheri Conlon Tim Cook Carol Cornell Edward Culver Elizabeth Culver Mary Dasovick Ken Davis Quinn Diede Doug Dockter Ronald Dockter Bruce Dolezal Laurie Donner Terry Donovan Larry Dresser Cindy Duel Renee Duerre Frances Dukart Dawn Dullum Jane Duppong Lena Dvorak Rosalie Dvorak Leslie Dykema Mary Dykshoorn Lori Dynneson Mary Ehli Thomas Ehli Mick Ehresman Melodie Eisenzimmer Joseph Elis Jim Elmquist Shawn Emerson Diane Emly Richard Enderle Gretchen Engelter Mona Enget Patricia Eslinger Bob Evoniuk Dave Fadel Mark Fadel Laurette Farstveet Tracy Farstveet Mary Fedora Geraldine Fiedler Dona Fischer Judi Fischer Allen Fitterer Dale Fitterer Douglas Fleck Carmen Fleener Tom Foster Georgia Fox Sheila Fox Lynette Frank Chapman-Frank 103 Deanna Freitag Beth Fritz Owen Fuglie Rita Gangl Bill Gan er Brandt Gaugler Dawn Gaugler Rahcelle Geibel Lynn Geiger Mary Geisler Scott Geisler lames Germann Jennifer Gerou Patricia Getz |odi Gifford Arnold Gilbert Bruce Gillette Cynthia Gion Ronald Girard Pamela Glaser Avis Gleave Harvey Goeres Barbara Goerlel Deborah Goetz Randy Gordon Rocky Gordon Ross Gordon Bernard Graef Shawn Gratz Carla Greff Donald Gress loni Grinolds Eunice Guimont Calvin Gustafson Gerald Haag JoAnn Haag Mary Haas Clayton Hagel Alvina Hall Berniece Halverson Lila Hamre Suan Hammer Tom Hankins Susan Hankins Barry Hansen Donna Hansen Lorri Hanson Rochelle Hanson Roger Hanson Monica Hartman Conald Havelka Donna Haverkamp Jeffery Heidt Maxine Heidt Clyde Heinle lawrence Heinrich Jeffrey Helfenstein Jon Hendrickson Peggy Herberhol Peter Herbst Jerry Hermann Marita Herold Virginia Hewson 104 Freitag-Hewson Galen Hibl Arnold Hipsak David Hipsak Lynn Hollinger Ann Holsti Diane Hornsey Kevin Horton Marchel Hovden Dale Huschka Jesse Hutton Gloria Huwe Thomas Ihde Arnie Irvin Allan Ivey Gary Jacobs Sherry Jacobs Vickie Jacobs Roxann Jahnel Kenneth Jahner Patricia Jahner Thomas Jahner Tom Jahner Donna Janes Rhonda Janes Kenneth Javorsky Beth Jesperson Allan Jirges Cheryle Jiskra Debbie Job Mike Johnson Milody Johnson Sheila Johnson Kathy Kadrmas Sherry Kadrmas Jeffrey Kainz Ed Kaisershot Leonard Kallis Edward Karsky Susan Kathrein Cynthia Keever Jane Keller Michael Kern Denise Kessel Greta Kessel Judy Kessel Tim Kessel Mike Kiedrowski Kathy Kilber Keith Kilber Robert Kilber Steve Kilwein David King Robert King Janice Kinnischt ke Kay Kirsch Wanda Kisse Donna Kitchen Rhoda Klempel Kathryn Klootwyk M. Kristyn Knoll Lucy Knopik Peggy Kohler Hibl-Kohler 105 Renae Koppinger Karen Kordonowy Doug Kostelecky Barbara Kourajian Arva Kovar Darcy Kovash Coleen Krance Berneta Krebs Ida Krebs Kirk Krein Mick Krieg Theodore Krieg Renae Krivoruchka Kaylene Kubischta Thomas Kubishta Connie Kudrna Kevin Kudrna Marilyn Kudrna Barbara Kuhn Mary Pat Kuhn Carol Kuntz Doreen Kuntz Mitch Kuntz Mike Kuntz Marilyn Kutzler Tracy Lane Mary J. Lantz Nancy Larson Tracey Laub Marion Laubner Cletus Lawrence Kenneth Lech Ellen Lee Wade Leer DeNae Lefor Gregory Lefor Mike Lefor Roger Lemke Myles Letang Robert Lighthizer Peter Lish Arby Little Soldier Mary Little Soldier Jeff Loh Gregory Lord Bruce Lorenz Lonnie Lowe Verna Luckow David Lupo Cynthia Luptak Karen Luptak Allen Lynch Randall McCabe Rhonda McGee Shelly McGhee Paul McMenamy Kelly Maas Patrick Maher David Maier Paul Mann Elroy Marcusen Sandra Marsh No Photo Available 106 Koppinger-Marsh Nancy Martin Steven Martin Mary Massad Don Maus Roderick Meier Randy Melby Steve Merrill Dennis Meshke Steve Meurer Connie Miller Kathy Miller Steven Miller William Milner Tim Mischel Gilbert Mohawk Harlan Monson Phillip Moorman Kathy Morlock Duane Mueller James Mueller Kenneth Mund Donna Murphy Aaron Muth Barry Myaer Lorraine Namyniuk Larry Natrasany Glenda Nelson Bruce Nesheim Janel Newby Kerin Nicholson Doug Nordby Michael Nowik David Oas Cindy Olheiser Scott Olin Floraine Olson Kathy Ison Renee Olson Tracey O'Neil Dorothy Osowski Carla Osier Diana Oster Bruce Owen Sherrill Parson Nola Paulson Charles Pavlicek Cindy Pechtl Vicky Peters Debra Peterson Charlene Petryszak Gary Phillips Robbin Plagge Arthur Plowman Marlys Pocta Douglas Pope Louis Praus Janel Prchal John Prchal Marie Quamme Marcine Quintus Larry Rafferty Martin-Rafferty 107 No Photo Available Dori Rapp Bobbe Rasmussen Donald Rea Shirley Rebel Pamela Reep Arthur Reeves Mark Reichert Michelle Renner LaVonne Rettinger Linda Rettinger Craig Rheaume Loretta Riedemann Timothy Riegel Donna Riddle Doreen Ridl Cheryl Rising Loran Rixen Keith Robinson Randahl Roderick Victoria Roll Coleen Roller Randy Roller Annette Ronningen Lavon Rosenow Alvin Roshau lean Roszkowski David Rotering Myron Roth Mary Rowe Paula Rudnick Randy Rummel Jeffrey Ruzicka Jeanne Sabo Lyla Safely Clarissa Sailer Terry Sawchuk Raymond Sayler Jerome Schaar Karen Schadler Peggy Schaff Susann Schaff Brenda Schaper Austin Schauer Wanda Scheck Vickie Schields Robert Schillo Tobi Schlauch Dennis Schlinger Donna Schlinger JoDee Schmidtgall Gordon Schmitt Allen Schneider John Schnell Kenton Schoch Susan Schuld Tina Schulte Randal Schwartz Melanie Seela Bruce Selinger No Photo Available 108 Rapp-Selinger Sharon Selinger Coleetta Senn Lesley Shannon Phillip Sheffield Shawn Shramstad Susie Sickler Stephanie Sigl Timothy Sigl Marilyn Skaar Francis Slag Patti Smith Diane Snyder Peggy Solomonson Daryl Splichal LaMoyne Splichal Debra Stearns Peggy Steckler Sandra Steckler Cynthia Steffan Charlotte Steier Conrad Steier Raymond Steiner Jerry Stewart Sydney Stewart Terry Sticka Kevin Stockert Cheryll Straub Judy Struble Randee Sundahl Dennis Svihl Nancy Tamayo Roger Ternes Steven Ternes Dick Tescher Lynnae Teske Renee Thiel Eric Thies Casey Thiel Dexter Thiel Betty Thomas Dean Thomas Jennifer Thomas Jim Thomas Bonnie Thompson D. 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Available 110 Vigen-Ziman Ray Bruels Physical Education Driver's Ed Business Administration Berthold, North Dakota Tim Duppong Business and Social Science Driver's Education and German Glen Ullin, North Dakota Bryan Dvirnak Business Administration Killdeer, North Dakota Four Year Graduates Jennine Ellingson Physical Education Business Education Adams, North Dakota Timothy L. Erhardt English Scholastic Journalism Center, North Dakota Kathy Feay Broadcasting (2 year) Dickinson, North Dakota Lyla Rae Buchmann Folkins Composite Music Stanton, North Dakota Karen Gabbert Elementary Education Art Dickinson, North Dakota Dale Geibel Physical Education and Mathematics Dickinson, North Dakota Mary Jane Haag Elementary Education Mathematics Dickinson, North Dakota Grace Haeen Elementary Education Social Science Wilton, North Dakota Emelia Joan Hanson Mathematics Library Science Zahl, North Dakota Robbie Krieg Heth English Library Science Dickinson, North Dakota Lindsey Hovden Composite Social Science Killdeer, North Dakota Tammy Jablonsky Business Administration Business Education Dickinson, North Dakota Jim Kantrud Business Administration German Dickinson, North Dakota Petrina Krebs Elementary Education Physical Education and Mathematics Regent, North Dakota ReMae Kuehn Business Education Mott, North Dakota Seniors Hoog-Kuehn 113 Bonnie Lefor History Sociology and Driver's Education Lefor, North Dakota Heather Livermore Theatre Arts English and Broadcasting Prince Albert, Sask. Canada Terry Obrigewilch Business Accounting Belfield, North Dakota Beth Opoien English Library Science Dickinson, North Dakota Everett L. Nelson Music and Mathematics German Dickinson, North Dakota Mark Perkins Composite Music Scranton, North Dakota Ken Quamme Business Education Coaching Regent, North Dakota Consuela Quintus Physical Education Biology and Coaching Glen UTlin, North Dakota Gordon Rettinger English German and Driver's Education New England, North Dakota 114 Seniors-Lefor-Rettinger Eileen Binstock Rowe English German Dickinson, North Dakota Daniel Snow Business Administration Accounting Dickinson, North Dakota Julie Smeby Elementary Education Library Science Karlstad, Minnesota Ron Stef fan Physical Education and Biology Wheaton, Illinois Lois Steffes English Psychology Dickinson, North Dakota Sydney Allen Stewart Radio Broadcasting (2 year) Speech Carson, North Dakota DavidThomas Physical Educaton and Mathematics Mott, North Dakota Georgine Wenger Thomas Elementary Education Elementary Mathematics and Choral Flasher. North Dakota Dale Wanner Elementary Education Driver's Education and German Dickinson, North Dakota Seniors-Rowe-Wanner 115 Operating Engineer Technology John Fowler Operating Engineer Technology laMonte. Missouri Nurses Pam Becker Nursing Hettinger, North Dakota Cindy Duel Nursing Hettinger, North Dakota Mrs. Tom (Marla) Braaten Nursing Hettinger, North Dakota Marilyn Greenshields Nursing Richardton, North Dakota Ramona DeKrey Nursing Lemmon, South Dakota Yvonne Messmer Nursing Mott, North Dakota 116 OET-Nurses Mabel Pittman Nursing Dickinson, Nortn Dakota Linda Rettinger Nursing New England, North Dakota Deb Roth Nursing Elgin, North Dakota Roxanne Tucker Nursing Dickinson, North Dakota Secretarial Iris M. Wright Nursing Flasher, North Dakota Karen Adamski Legal Secretary South Heart, North Dakota Cynthia Engelhardt Legal Secretary Dickinson, North Dakota Corine Jordan Executive Secretary Lefor, North Dakota Nurses-Secretarial 117 f Kathleen Kaye Kilber Executive Secretary Hazen, North Dakota Laurie Rolling Legal Secretary Gladstone, North Dakota Doreen Kuntz Executive Secretary Dickinson, North Dakota Monica Olson Executive Secretary Scranton, North Dakota Renee Ann Olson Medical Secretary Scranton, North Dakota Nola K. Paulson Medical Secretary Marshall, North Dakota Deborah |. Peters Legal Secretary Dickinson, North Dakota Nancy Staggs Legal Secretary Wibaux, Montana 18 Secretarial Kilber-Staggs Marilyn Kudrna Legal Secretary South Heart, North Dakota Jeanette Renner Composite Social Science Dickinson, North Dakota Mary Lou Sadowsky Business Education Accounting and Mathematics Dickinson, North Dakota Senior Ron Stefan was sure he wouldn't smile for the cameraman, but a little persuasion created this series. Apparently a cross country meet isn't of much interest to little girls or puppies, but having a good time is. Seniors-Candids 119 Ron Taylor has a good laugh as Bob Lasater decides whether or not to wear his academic hood as the old Savages might have. The DSC Concert Choir performs at the Commencement Exercises. Connie Quintus helps Jen Odenbaugh straighten out her mortar board prior to the 58th annual DSC Commencement. (Left) Graduation 122 Commencement Exercises Dr. R.C. Gillund congratulates Jim Steckler on his accomplishment of graduating. President R.C. Gillund addresses the 1976 graduating class. 58th Annual Commencement Registrar Neil Ableidinger takes a note of information from Chuck Wagner before he receives his diploma. Above. Below, Dr Robert Wheeler assumes the Bogart role as he plays it again with BernneU Reinke and Dr. Fred Werremeyer. Commencement Exercises 123 Aardahl, Wesley 66,67,68,69,102 Ableidinger, Patricia, 89 Ackerman, Natalie Ackermann, Sarah Adamski, Karen 97,117 Afelbil, Martin 39,52,102 Allen, Richard 87,102 Amundson, Joan 102 Anderson, Annette 102 Anderson, Kim 42 Anderson, Michael Anderson, Tamera 102 Anderson, Theodore Anfinson, Jon 102 Anheluk, Robert 102 Anheluk, Thomas 102 Anner, Roberta 102 Anton, Alan Anton, Jerry Anzek, David 51 Armbrust, Shirley Armstrong, Connie 102 Arnold. Gary 59.74,102 Arntzen, Janet Assel, Chris Atchley, Kenneth Auer, Rodney Baar, Dean 39,52,102 Baar, Fenella 83,88,102 Backfisch, Amy 92 Badinger, Dean 102 Baer, Debra Bahley, Roberta 50,53,90,102 Baird, David 66,67,68,69,102 Baranko, Patricia Baransky, Steve 102 Barbot, Cynthia 76,87.88 Barnhart, Blanche Barnhart, Gerald Barth. Melvin 102 Baumann, Robert 96,102 Baumgartner, Sr. Margaret 66,67.69,73,102 Baumgartner, Michael 96 Beach, Mitchell 102 Beach, Tina 102 Beaudoin, Daniel 102 Becker, James Becker, Pamela 116 Beckman, Arne 36,83.102 Beddow, Sister Rachel 66,69,73,102 Bell, Burton Bengert, David 51 Benz, Darwin 102 Bentz, Curt 102 Berg, Charlene 60,102 Berg, Jeralynne 77,102 Berg, Kay 102 Berg, Peggy 76,88 Berg. Richard Berg, Shelly Berger, Charles Berger, Fred 80 Berger, Joann Berger, Jolene 80,102 Berger, Timothy Bettenhausen, Leroy 52,102 Biberdorf, Diane 102 Bicknese, David 44,52 Biel, Chad Biel, Nick Binek, Arnold Binstock, Barbara 102 Binslock, Curtis 39,52,54 Binstock, Karen 102 Birks, Herman 51,102 Bjorness, John 102 Bloom, Gloria Bloom, James Bloom, Joy Blount, Cynthia Bobb, Joy 61,102 Boerman, Nancy 61,65 Boespflug, Kelly Bogner, Lorie 102 Bohlman, Randy 102 Bombach, Patricia 74,89,102 Bollinger, David 65 Bollinger, Thomas 36 Bolte, Becky Bolte, Cindy Bolte, Patti Bosch, Darlene 102 Bozekowski, Kim 66,73,102 Braaten, Marla 77,116 Braden, Bernette 102 Bratland, Alethe Bratten, Darcy 66,67,69 Bratten. Theodore 67,102 Bredcson, Nadene 102 Breitbach, Rodney 40,52,98,102 Bren, Ervin 102 Bren. Joseph 34,43,52,102 Bren, Richard Brevik, Dirk 102 Brewster, Sharon Brooks, Jill 80,102 Brown, Doris Brown, Jody 80 Brown, Rodney Brown, Rory 80 Bruels, Raymond 112 Brugh, Merlein 80,102 Bruski, Laverne 102 Buchholz, Carol 102 Bugner, Cheryl 61.66,67,69,93,102 Bullinger, John 102 Buresh, Joni 87 Burgeson, Christine 67,68,69,87,93,102 Burian, Donna 102 Burke. Sarah 65 Busch, Charlene 102,61 Bush, Carl Campbell, mark Candee, Keith Carlson, Denise Carlson, Diane 40 Carr, Oranda Carroll, Timothy 102 Carrington, Douglas 66 Carson, Monty 80 Casey, Marie Cerkoney, Ellen Ceynar, Robert 54,92 Chandler, Dinah Chapman, Corliss Chapman, Jeffrey 103 Charging, John 103 Charging, Marilyn 103 Chrisman, Glenda Christianson, Cynthia 103 Christianson, Nancy 61,66,103 Christman, Lauree 73 Church, Craig Cilz, Doug Clark, Janice 59,74,90,103 Clark, John C. 51,103 Clay, Harry 51 Clifton, Dale 61 Cline, Carol 103 Conlin, Pauline 76,87,88,103 Conlin, Susan Conlon, Sheri 103 Cook. Tim 61,88,%,103 Cornell, Carol 40,97,103 Coyne, Matthew 69,82 Crowsheart, Thomas Culver, Edward (Ned) 34,60,103 Culver, Elizabeth 87,103 Cuskelly, Robert Cuskelly, Tim 39 Dahl. Kenneth Dare, Carol 38 Dasovick, Mary 66,67,103 Davis, Ken 39,41,95,98,100,103 Dawang, Marcella DeKrey, Ramona 116 DeLabarre, Nadine Diede, Quinn 103 Dihle, Darrell Dihle, Gordon 92 Dire, Jane Dockter, Douglas 66,103,61 Dockter, Ronald 66,67,69,103 Dolezal, Bruce 39,52,98,102 Dolezal, Pamela 38,40,50,66,76,80,110 Doll, Sandra Domagala, Marilyn 62,66,76 Donner, Laurie 60,66,68,69,103 Donovan, Terry 72,103 Douthit, Rich Douthit, Victoria Dresser, Larry 103 Driver, Arlette Duel, Cindy 77,103,116 Duerre, Renee 61,66,103 Dukart, Frances 103 Dullum, Dawn 38,103 Duppong, Jane 76,92,103 Duppong, Janet Duppong, Timothy 92,112 Dutchuk, Sharon Dvirnak, Bryan 112 Dvorak, Geraldine Dvorak, Lena 103 Dvorak, Rosalie 76,103 Dvorak, Victor 66,67,68,69 Dykema, Leslie 66,67,68,69,103 Dykshoorn, Mary 97,103 Dynes, John 41 Dynneson, Lori 61,66,67,68,69,103 Eckman, Marvin 87 Ehli, Donald Ehli, Mary Ann 41,103 Ehresman, Mickey 103 Eisenzimmer, Melodie 103 Elichuk, Pam Elis, Joseph 98,103 Elkins, Keith 39 Ellingson, Jennine 40,76,112 Elmquist, James 103 Elverud, Dale Emerson, Shawn 62,103 Emly, Diane 38,103 Emmil, Cherrise Enderle, Richard 103 Engelhardt, Cynthia 90,117 Engelter, Barbara Engelter, Gretchen 88,97,103 Enget, Mona 61,76,103 Engwall, Roberta Entze, Kalyn Erdle, Lucy 124 Index Erhardt, Timothy 112 Eslinger, Patricia 62,76.103 Etzold, Emmett 84 Everling, Linus 39,52,54 Evoniuk, Bob 103 Evoniuk, Marjorie Fadel, Dave 103 Fadel, Mark 61,103 Farstveet, Laurette 103 Farstveet, Tracy 103 Feay, Kathleen 112 Fedora, Mary 87,103 Feil, Becky Feurerborn, Russell 52 Fevold, Marcia 53,62 Fevold. Roger Ficek, Delmar Ficek, Harvey Fiedler, Geraldine 65,66,103 Fischer, Dona 40,76,103 Fischer. Judi 50,53,66,67,74,103 Fisher, Brenda Fisher, Wayne Fitterer, Allen 103 Fitterer, Dale 39,103 Fleck, Douglas 39,103 Fleck, lames 91,98 Fleck, Susan 110 Fleener, Carmen 103 Focht, Marilyn Folkins, Brenda 66,69 Folkins, Lyla 66,67,68,69,70,71,112 Fong, Lola Foster, Joan Foster, Thomas 103 Fowler, John 51 Fox, Cheryl Fox, E. Georgia 103 Fox, Sheila 103 Fox, Theola Frank, Constance Frank, Lynette Freitag, Deanna 66,67,69,93,104 Freitag, Twyla Frenzel, Ralph Fretty, DuWayne Fries, Janice Collins 66,67,68,69 Fries, Norbert Fritz, Beth 104 Fuglie, Owen Jay 41,104 Fulker, Bruce 52,54 Gabbert, Karen 112 Gangl, Rita 66,67,104 Ganzer, Bill 104 Gaugler, Brandt 31,52,104 Gaugler, Dawn Feist 50,76,90,104 Geibel, Dale 34,112 Geibel, Rachelle 104 Geiger, Lynn 104 Geinert, Orrin 66,67 Geinert, Cynthia see Wald, Cynthia Geisler, Mary Anne 104 Geisler, Scott 104 Germann, James 65,104 Gerou, Jennifer 104 Getz, Patricia 53,66,67,80,104 Gifford, Jodi 104 Gilbert, Arnold 104 Gillette, Bruce 104 Cion, Cynthia Girard, Ronald 98,104 Gjermundson, Carol Glaser, Pamela 41,65.68,69,88,104 Glasoe, Lane Glass, Terrence Glaze, Jenniene Cleave, Avis 38,64,104 Gleave, Randy 42,52 Glick, James Goeres, Harvey 104 Goertel, Barbara 90,97,104,92 Goetz, Deborah 80,104 Goetz, Raymond Gordon, Gary Gordon, Lona Gordon, Randy 52,104 Gordon, Rocky 104 Gordon, Ross 104 Graeber, Luanna Graef, Bernard 51,104 Gratz. Shawn 66,67,68,69,104 Greenshields, Marilyn 116 Greff, Carla 104 Cress, Donald 104 Gress, Joyce Gress, Mark 80 Gress, Melvin Grinolds, Joni 104 Grosshans, Timothy Grow, Randy 66,67,68,69,82 Gruman, Coral 88 Grunstead, Robert 54 Guimont, Eunice 104 Gullickson, Darrell Gunderson, Debra 80 Gunlikson, Laurie 38,53 Gustafson, Calvin 104 Haag, Darrell Haag, Gerald 92,104 Haag, Joann 104 Haag, Joe Haag, Mary Jane 92,113 Haas, Mary 89,104 Hablutzel, Rosalee Hagel, Clayton 104 Hagen, Grace 113 Haigwood, Richard 51 Hale, Patti Hall, Alvina 104 Hall, Tex Halverson, Berniece 104 Hamann, Donnie Hammer, Susan 65,73.74,90.104 Hamre, Lila 104 Hankins, Susan 90,104 Hankins, Tom 39,104 Hanna, Kelly Hansen, Barry 96,104 Hansen, Carla 80 Hansen, Donna 104 Hansen, Marla 80 Hanson, Douglas Hanson, Emelia Joan 113 Hanson, Lorri 104 Hanson, Rochelle 104 Hanson, Roger 38,104 Harris. Barbara Hartman, Monica 90,104 Hatzenbuehler, Raymond Hauff, Cynthia Hauge, Edith Haugen, Thomas Haught, Cynthia 38,40 Haunson, Everett Havelka, Conald 104 Haverkamp, Donna 104 Hawley, Linda Hayden, Art Hecker, Pam Hedstrom, Lola Hegstad, Glen Heidt, Jeffery 39,104 Heidt, Maxine 104 Heiman, Paulette Heinle, Clyde 92,104 Heinrich, Lawrence 104 Helfenstein, Jeffrey 42,104 Hendrickson, Jon 42,52,61,66,104 Hennes, Robert 42,52 Herberholz, Peggy 104 Herbst, Peter 34,104 Hermann, Jerry 104 Hermanson, Darrell Herold, Daniel % Herold, Marita 104 Herring, Rex Heth, Roberta Krieg 113 Hewson, Virginia 104 Hibl, Galen 105 Hieb, Sheila Hill, Richard 105 Hilt, Kim 42 Hipsak, Arnold 62,105 Hipsak, David 105 JJochhalter, Belva 66,97 Hoeg, Muriel Hoff. Ellen 76 Hoff, Jolene 62,66,69 Hoffer, Connie Hoffer, Lyle Hofland, Arlan 52 Hollinger, Lynn 50,69,83,97,105 Holsti, Ann 105 Holz, Ronald Hornsey, Diane 105 Hornsey, Terry Horton, Eleanor Horton, Kevin 41,105 Horton, Robert Hoth, Jeffrey Hovden, Lindsey 88,113 Hovden, Marchel 80,105 Howard, Joel 66,67,68,69 Huber, Theresa Huck, Alvin Huffman, Debbie Filibeck Huncovsky Huschka, Dale 36,105 Hutton, Fredrick 34,39 Hutton, Janis 32 Hutton, Jesse 34,105 Hutzenbeler, Mary Huwe, Gloria 105 Ihde, Thomas 105 Irwin, Arnie 80,105 Iverson, Mary 66,67,68,69.93 Ivey, Allan 82.105 Jablonsky, Tamara 113 Jacobs, Gary 105 Jacobs, Sherry 97,105 Jacobs, Vickie 53,62,68,69,105 Jaeger, Galen Jahnel, Roxann 90,105 Jahner, Kenneth 36,105 Jahner, Patricia 105 Jahner, Thomas 105 Jahner, Tom 54,105 Janes, Donna 66,73,78,105 Janes, Rhonda 66,67,68,69,105 Javorsky, Kenneth 105 Jesperson, Beth 78,90,105 Jirges, Allan 92,105 Index 125 Jiskra, Cheryle 78,105 Job. Debbie 68,69,105 Johannes, Ruth 61 Johnson. Curtis Johnson, Mike 105 Johnson, Milody 76,105 Johnson, Penny 38,40,76 Johnson. Roger Johnson, Sheila 66,105 Jordan, Corine 117 Jorgenson. Carol Just, Mike 39,52 Kadrmas, Kathy 105 Kadrmas, Sherry 87,105 Kadrmas, Terry 31,42 Kainz. Carol Kainz, Jeffrey 105 Kaisershot, Ed 39,105 Kallis, Leonard 105,61 Kantfud. James 95,98,100,113 Karn, Robert Karsky, Edward 105 Kathrein, Susan 105 Keator, Lester Keever, Cynthia 41.105 Keller. Jane 105 Keller, Ted Kendall, Thomas 41 Kern. Michael 65,91,105 Ker man, Anita 77 Kessel, Albert Kessel, Denise 105 Kessel, Greta 105 Kessel, Judy 78,79,105 Kessel, Paul Kessel, Thomas Kessel, Timothy 39,105 Kiedrowski, Michael 40,52,62,98.105 Kilber, Kathy 40,53,105,118 Kilber, Keith 105 Kilber. Robert 105 Kilwein, Georgiann Kilwein, Steven 36,52,105 Kimbro, David Kimbro, Donna King, Catherine King, David 34,105 King, Robert 105 Kinnischtzke, Janice 53,66,76.97,105 Kirby, Kathryn Kirsch, Kaye 105 Kisse, Wanda 105 Kitchen, Donna 105 Klatt, Karen 80 Klein, Gregory Klempel, Rhonda 61,66,67.105 Klootwyk, Kathryn 105 Klym, Bob Knoll. Kristyn 62,68,105 Knopik, Lucy 78,105 Knudson, Duane Kohler, Peggy 77,105 Kolling, Clarence Kolling, Laurie 118 Kolode|chuk. Ileen Ann Kopp, Myron Koppinger, Allen 39,52 Koppinger, Bruce Koppinger, Renae 61,106 Kordonowy, Karen 106 Kordonowy, Laurie 53 Kostelecky, Arthur Kostelecky, Curtis Kostelecky, Donald Kostelecky, Douglas 34,42,52,105 Kourajian, Barbara 53,66,67,68,69,93,106 Kovar, Arva 106 Kovash, Darcy 106 Kovash, Richard Krance, Coleen 106 Krebs, Berneta 106 Krebs, Ida 106 Krebs, Petrina 113 Krein, Kirk 87,106 Krein, Perry Kress, Jerry Krieg, Mick 106 Krieg, Theodore 39,52,106 Krivoruchka, Renae 87,106 Krough, Marionette Krough, Muriel Kubischia, Kaylene 106 Kubishta, Thomas 96,106 Kudrna, Connie Burda 106 Kudrna, Kevin 39,52,106 Kudrna, Marilyn 119 Kuehn, ReMae 60,61,113 Kuhn, Barbara Weber 106 Kuhn, Calvin Kuhn, Clarice 66 Kuhn, John Kuhn, Mary Pat 106 Kuntz, Beatrice Kuntz, Carol 106 Kuntz, Dena Roth Kuntz, Donna Kuntz, Doreen 118 Kuntz, Mitchell 66,67,73,106 Kurtz, Mike 106 Kutzler, Marilyn 38,41,76,106 Kytoichuk, Eleanor Lake, Douglas Lane, Tracy 38,106 Larson, Nancy 53,83,88,97,106 Lasater, Janice Laub, Clarence Laub, Tracey Glaescmann 106 Laubner, Marion 106 Laurent, Stephen 51 Lawrence, Cletus 106 Leach, Loann League, Alice Learn, Rick Lech, Kenneth 106 Lech, Sharon Lee, Ellen 65,66,106 Leer, Wade 34,52,106 Lefor, Bonnie 59,74,116 Lefor, DeNae 106 Lefor, Gregory 39,106 Lemke, Roger 106 Lelang, Myles 106 Lewis, Ken Lighthizer, Robert 42,106 Lindemann, Greg Lindemann, Sharon 77 Lindquist, Carter Lish, Peter 106 Lish, Bertie Little Owl, Evalon Little Soldier, Arby 106 I ittle Soldier, Mary 106 Livermore, Heather 86,114 Loh, Jeff 106 Lohmann, Jill Long, Patricia Lord, Gregory 96,106 Lorenz, Beth Wilhelm Lorenz, Bruce 106 Lorenz, Gregory Lose, Sherman Lothspeich, Patricia Lowe, Lonnie 41,106 Luckow, Verna 106 Luedtke, Auriel Luff, Daryl 61,106 Lupo, David 42,52,90,91,98,106 Luptak, Cynthia 106 Luptak, Karen 106 Lynch, Allan 106 Maas, Kelly 54,87,92,106 Maher. Patrick 106 Maier, David 106 Makaruk, Marie Mangnall, Jeanne 77 Mann, Paul 106 Marcusen, Elroy 106 Marcusen, James 39,61 Marcusen, Leroy Marcusen, Melodie 38,66 Marsh, Sandra 50,53,90,97,106 Martens, Randy 43 Martin, Jan Martin, Nancy 107 Martin, Steven 36,107 Martin. Ted 87 Mason, Dean 51 Massad, Mary 60,78,79,107 Matthews, Tamara Maus, Don 107 McCabe, Randall 74,83,95.96,97,106 McGee, Rhonda 106 McGhee, Mary 106 McMenamy, Paul 42,52,83,106 McNamara, Michael Medlar, Darlene Meduna, Charlene Mehrer, Owen Meier, Roderick 107 Meissner, Marilyn Melby, Randy 42,107 Merrill, Steven 78,79,88,92,107 Mertens, James Meschke, Dennis 107 Messmer, Yvonne 77,116 Meurer, Steve 34,52.107 Meyer, Deborah 62,90 Miller, Amelia Miller, Arthur Miller, Connie 107 Miller, Harold F. Jr. 66,107,61 Miller, James 51 Miller, Janice Miller, Juline Miller, Kathy Erickson 107 Miller, Steven 52,92,107 Miller, Wilbert Milner. William 107 Mischel, Tim 107 Mohawk, Gilbert 107 Monson, Harlan 107 Mook, Arleen Moorman, Phillip 52,107 Morlock, Kathy 66,67,68,69,73,87.93,107 Morrison, Alfred 80 Mosbrucker, Janice Mosbrucker, Joan Moxorv, Robert Mueller, Duane 107 Mueller. James 34,107 Mund, Kenneth 66,68,69,107 Murphy, Donna 80,107 126 Index Mulh, Aaron 107 Myaer, Barry 52,107 Myrand, Jennie Iverson Namyniuk, Lorraine 53,90,95,99,107 Nass, Robert Natrasany, Larry 66,68,69,107 Nelson, Everett L. 66,67,68.69,114 Nelson, Everett N. Nelson, Glenda 107 Nesheim, Bruce 107 Ness, Robert Newby, Clifford Newby, Janel 107 Newton, Howard Nicholson, Kerin 66,67,87,93,107 Nitschke, Lynne 38,40 Nolan, Christopher Nordby, Douglas 52,98,107 Nordquist, James 98 Nore, Marvin Nowik, Michael 107 Oas, David 107 Obrigewitch, Terry 114 Obrigewitch, Urban Ode, Beth 107 Odenbaugh, Jeanette 65,78,79 Odermann, Helen Odermann, Peter O'Hearn, Mary Olheiser, Cindy 107 Olin, Scott 107 Oliszczak, Peter Olson, Douglas 31,34,52 Olson, Floraine 107 Olson. Kathy 66,67,68,69,107 Olson, Linda Olson, Monica 118 Olson, Renee 107,118 O'Neil, Tracey 107 Opoien, Beth 114 Ortloff, Deraid Osowski, Dorothy 66,67,69,88,95,107 Oster, Carla 107 Oster, Diana 107 Ott, Roger 52 Ouellette, Lynette Owen, Bruce 96,107 Parsons. Sherill 61,66,69,107 Paul, Ellen Paulson, Nola 107,118 Pavlicek, Charles 107 Pease, Richard Pechtl, Cynthia 53,107 Perkins, Mark 66,67,68,69,114 Peters, Deborah 90,118 Peters, John Peters. Vicky 107 Peterson, Debra 107 Peterson, Rodney Petryszak, Charlene 107 Phillips, Gary 54,107 Picard, Frank Pirkl, Deborah Pittman, Mabel 117 Plagge, Robbin 107 Plowman, Arthur 107 Pocta, Marlys 107 Polanycia, Anna Pope, Douglas 80 Postotnik, Raymond 51 Praus, Louis 107 Prchal, Janet 107 Prchal, John 107 Probert. Lilian 66,67,68.69,73,88,93,95 Quamme, Ardmore Quamme, Kenneth 39.74,96,114 Quamme, Marie 97,107 Quintus, Consuela 40,114 Quintus, Marcine 62,107 Rafferty. Larry 107 Rafferty, Lee Randich, Laurie 66 Rapp, Dori 108 Rasmussen, Bobbe 65,74,76,90,108 Rea, Donald 108 Rebel, Shirley 108 Reep, Pamela 108 Reep, Vincent 39,52 Reeves, Arthur Edward 66,67,68,69,108 Reichert, Mark 108 Reinartz, Lavonne Renk, Theophil Renner, Edmund Renner, Jeanette 63,119 Renner, Michelle 73,108 Retlinger, Gordon 114 Rettinger, Lavonne 108 Rettinger, Linda 108,117 Rheaume, Craig 36,108 Rice, James Rice, Sandi Riddle, Donna 108 Ridl, Doreen 108 Riedemann, Loretta 108 Riegel, Timothy 108 Rising. Cheryl 38,108 Rixen, Loran 108 Robinson, Keith 97,108 Rodakowski, Mary Roderick, Randohl 51,108 Rogers, Debra Blanc 66,86 Rogers, Kenneth Roll, Vicky 108 Roller, Coleen Kennedy 108 Roller, Randy 96,108 Ronningen, Annette 38,40,108 Rose, Mike Rosenow, Lavon 53,108 Roshau, Alvin 78,108 Roshau, Glen 59,62,74,96,100 Roszkowski, Jean 97,108 Rotering, David 108 Roth, Myron 61,66,108 Rowe. Eileen Binstock, 115 Rowe, Mary 38,53.76,108 Rudnick, Paula 66,76,90,108 Rummel, Gerald Rummel, Randy 108 Rustad, Bonnie Ruzicka, James 52 Ruzicka, Jeffrey 39.52,108 Sabo, Jeanne 108 Sadowsky, Mary Lou 59,74,90,94,119 Safely, Lyla 53,59,74,79,83,88.95.108 Sailer. Clarissa 53,108 Sailer, Steven Sandvick, Duane 92 Sandvick, Thorris Sanford, Duane Sannes, Jerry 36,52 Sawchuk, Terry 36,108 Sayler, Loren Sayler, Raymond 39,108 Schaaf, Mary Ellen Schaar, Jerome 54,82,92,108 Schadler, Karen 108 Schafer, Nancy 60,62 Schaff, Curtis 78,79.94 Schaff, Peggy 78,108 Schaff. Susann 78,108 Schaible, Calvin 83,88,96 Schank, Nick Schaper, Brenda 108 Schauer, Austen 41,108 Scheck, Wanda 78,108 Scheeler, Cheryl 108 Scheeler, Karla Schields, Vickie 108 Schillo, Robert 108 Schlauch. Tobi 108 Schlinger, Dennis 108 Schlinger, Donna 108 Schmeling, Susan Schmidtgall, Jodee 108 Schmitt, Gordon 36,108 Schmitt, Martha 52 Schmitz, Sandra Schneider, Allen 66,67,69,108 Schnell, Dianne Schwartz 87 Schnell, Gary Schnell, John 34,108 Schnell, Larry 80 Schoch, Kenton 108 Schorsch, Sandra 108 Schuld, Susan 108 Schulte, Tina 40,76,108 Schultz, David Schultz, Lynne Schwartz, Cyril Schwartz, Randal 39,108 Seela, Melanie 66,67,68,69,108 Segal, Jan Benson Segal, Sally McCallum Seidler, Twila 61,108 Selinger, Bruce 34,108 Selinger, Sharon 109 Senn, Coleetta 109 Shannon, Lesley 109 Sheffield, Phillip 41,109 Sheppard, Sheila Sickler, LaDonna Sickler, Susan 109 Sigl, Stephanie 109 Sigl, Timothy 39,109 Singer, Erwin Skaar, Marilyn 60,61,109 Skaar, Tara Ann Skramstad. Shawn Slag, Deborah 110 Slag. Francis 109 Slag. Marian Smeby, Julie 115 Smith, Jack Smith, Patti 109 Snow. Daniel 43,94,115 Snyder, Diane 53,88,109 Soland, Pamela Solomonson, Peggy 60,61.66,67.68,69,93.109 Soules, Carol Soules, Garel Splichal, Daryl 92,96,109 Splichal, LaMoyne 96,109 Staggs, Gloria Staggs, Nancy 118 Stearns. Debra 80,109 Sleekier, James 42 Steckler, Peggy 80,90,109 Steckler, Sandra 89,109 Stefan, Ronald 115 Steffan, Cynthia 109 Steffan, Linette 66,68,69 Steffes, Lois 115 Index 127 Steier, Charlotte Holm 109 Steier, Conrad 109 Steier, George Steinbach, Barbara 41 Steiner, Raymond 109 Steinwand, Clarence Stewart, Jackson 34 Stewart, Jerry 66.67,68,69,109 Stewart, Sydney 82,109,115 Sticka, Terrance 66,67,73,109 Stockdill. Owen 42,52 Stockert, Kevin 109 Stockie, Bonnie Straub, Cheryll 38,39,40,76,109 Streyle, Dean 34,52 Struble, Judith 38,76,90,109 St egura, Clarence Sundahl, Randee 66,67,68,69,93,109 Sunde, Paulette Svihl, Dennis 109 Swett, Dacotah (Coty) Swett, Sharon Tamayo, Nancy 50,59,88,95,109 Teigen, Ross 69,94 Ternes, Roger 52,92,109 Ternes, Steve 41.109 Tescher, Dick 109 Teske, Lynnae 61,109 Theis, Eric 34.42,109 Thiel, Casey 61,109 Thiel, Dexter 61,109 Thiel. Renee 59,66.67,68,69,73.93 Thomas, Betty 109 Thomas, Bryon Dean 54,65,109 Thomas, David 115 Thomas, James Jr. 36 Thomas, James 51,52,109 Thomas, Jennifer 84,109 Thompson, Bonnie 109 Thornton. Dann 66,67,68,69,109 Thorstad, Michael Thurn, Richard 109 Tibor, Noreen Tisor, Lee 109 Todd, Fred 41,92 Todd, Rebecca 41,109 Tollefson, Douglas Tollefsrud, Lois 38,40,76,80,109 Tomchuk. Mary Rose 90,94,109 Toof. Darwin 79,109 Toof, Patricia Novotny 79.109 Tooley, David 75 Traquair, Jean 96 Traquair, R Glen 66,67.68,69 Traxel, Marilyn 109 Truchan, Eugene Wayne Tschetter, Mike 31 Tschetter, Richard 31,109 Tucker, Harold Tim 51,109 Tucker, Harvey Tom 51,109 Tucker, Roxanne Tuhy, Clarence Tuhy, Duane Tuhy, Jerry Tuhy, Richard Tvetene, Mike 66,68,69,109 Uhlich, Jeffrey 39,52,92,109 Ulrich, Ronald Ulshafer, William Unruh, Demaris Unruh, Harvey Urlacher, Anita 78,109 Urlacher. Delrae 109 Urlacher, Lavern 60,109 Vaagen, Anne 109 Vaagen, Loretta Vaagen. Paula 87,109 Vandenburg, Linda 61 Vigen, Shelley 110 Villines, Elbert Volesky, Allen Volesky, Arlene 53,74,76,87,92 Volesky, Charles Volesky, Kenneth 34,52,110 Vranna, Mary Vranna, Russell 110 Wagemann, Marlys Wagner, Carol 97,110 Wagner, Charles 92 Wagner, Debra 110 Wald, Cynthia 66,67,110 Walker, James 34,82 Walter, Sharon 61,66,69,78,110 Walters, Doug 34,52 Wanek, Mark 87,92,110 Wanner, Connie 79 Wanner, Dale 115 Wanner, David Wanner, Elvis 110 Wanner, Jane 110 Wanner, Shelly 110 Wanner, Victor 110 Watson, Jeff 34,80 Wax, Malcolm Weber, Debbie 110 Weber, Gregory 92 Weber, Russ 110 Weflen, Colleen Weflen, Sharon Wehner, Desirae Weiler, Carol Weiler, Cleone 38,40,110 Weinand, Elizabeth 66,110 Weinand, Monica 66,110 Weisenberger, David 110 Weisgerber, Cherri Pekas Welch, Bonnie Welch, Debbie 38,80,110 Wellenstein, Doug 43 Wellenstein, Joan Welsch, Sherryl 110 Welsh, Arland Wenger, Georgine 46,67,69,115 Weninger, Holly 110 Wenko, Alex 94 Werlinger, Susan 110 West, Codie 66,87,110 West, Judy 110 West, Melinda Westrum, Deborah 110 Wheeler, Cynthia 40,110 Wheeler, Karen 110 Wheeler, Maye Wheeling, Robert 34,52,84 Whelan, Stacy Wherry, David 39,110 White, Delores 38 Wieger, Kim 110 Wiens, Jocelyn Wilhelm, Jackie 97,110 Wilkens, Blake 110 Willenbring, Robert Wilier, Cindy Williams, Terry 36,110 Wilson, Malcolm 34 Winczewski, Brad 210 Winter, Robb Winter. Tod Witkowski, Richard Wohlschlager, Jim 34 Wolberg, Dennis 110 Wolbcrg, Donna Wolf, Duane Wolf, Kelly 41,110 Wolf, Sandra Wolff, Patricia 38.80,110 Wolff, Sharon 38,110 Wolski, Lyle Woodfill, Kristine 53,90,110 Woodley, Janiene Wright, Iris 53,117 Young, Arthur 110 Young Bear, Bernice Yourk, Myron 110 Zander, Eva 60 Zander, Keith Zarek, George Zarak, William Zastoupil, Rockford 98,110 Zeller. Geneva 110 Zeller, Wanda 110 Ziegler, Larry 94 Ziegler, Rickie Zieman, Susan 60,68,78 Zieske, David 52 Ziman, Keith Ziman, Kevin 110 Staff Sarah Burke, Editor Mr. Neil McFadgen, Adviser Jackie Anderson Gerry Fiedler Jim Germann Pam Glaser Ellen Lee Bobbe Rasmussen Gloria Staggs Nancy Staggs Byron Dean Thomas Photographers Dave Bollinger Tim Erhardt Susan Hammer Mike Kern Mr. Neil McFadgen Jen Odenbaugh Jan Prchal 128 Index