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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1980 volume:

REMEMBER 1979 As the year of 1979 closed, so closed another chapter decade of our lives. The seventies brought many changes; Gas prices steeping at Sl.lO galloni the end of the Vietnam War. the beginning and fruitless end of SALT I and II talks with Russia; a floating laboratory in space for space study; and an event which still remains in the minds of most people — Watergate. The usual partying occured as the New Year was initiated. We never realized that the old paths and old times and old memo- ries of the 1970's had now become the new paths, new times and new memories of the 1980's. So as we attempt to record moments in our lives, we forget one important detail — time never stops. Agricultural students wait patiently for their instructor to arrive for class. Jim Ley. Jr., completes an assignment for Children's Lit. class by preparing a story for community children. 2 Carol Arnold. Fr.. paints the final posters for the ASA Homecoming entrant float. Above right: DSC mas- cot watches Blue Hawk football game play. 3 Robin Anderson. Fr.. gets her practice in for the newly formed swimming team. A NEW DECA 1980. A new decade with new problems, new decisions, new policies. From the Iranian conflict to the serious problems of the world, this decade will be one of many decisions which will affect the lives of the generation from which we come. This new decade will bring many new faces to Dickinson State College. As we, the present students of DSC face into the past, along with us will fade the memories and the poli- cies that rule us now. That, in-its-self is the reasoning behind a yearbook. As a visual and written memory of the times, the decisions, the events and the discoveries which have helped shape and form our lives. It also serves as a record to the future students, of what occured during OUR year, the school year of 1979-80. 1979-80 Homecoming Chief. Tom Arnold, looks on as he leads the annual homecoming parade down main street. Dickinson. May Hall, oldest building on the DSC campus, has endured many new deca’s. 4 NEW ROADS 5 Old friends are life's biggest achievement. New companions are life’s greatest asset. Throughout the years, as memories of DSC fade, the memories of old friends from college years of 1979-80 will remain because as the years go by we begin to realize the worth and value of friends — not just the old ones, but the new companions that we have met and will meet on our journey through life. Skeleton. Paul Herauf. won first prize in the Halloween cos- tume contest sponsored by CSG. Below: TKE Fraternity mem- bers yell words of advice towards Blue Hawk football players at 1979 Homecoming game. NEW COMPANIONS — OLD FRIENDS ■ 6 V ftp .■ f-lr Above. Greaser Dave Rolering takes time out of his busy day to do some nail filing. Left’ Raggedy Ann's escort seems pleased to have her in his possession. Below: Klinefelter resident. Curt Pierce, seems pleased to be awakened from his beauty sleep. (Possible that he has had enough?) 7 NEW GROWTH As we continue our careers, we develop what some people decide to term New Growth”. We grow inward as we absorb the knowledge that is placed before us. We also expand as we grow with new knowledge, new experiences and the new ideas that come about from within. This, as we know it. is called New Growth”. Karla Forster. Jr., checks the growth progress of her dorm plants. Bottom: Chuck Peterson gets some extra help from Dr. Wheeler. Students in Mr. Freeman s class check vegetation growth on the prairie. 8 i Above left: Students in Dr. Stanberrie class enjoy an afternoon class outside Left: Marilyn Zeller adds the finishini touches on her color diagram. Above: Chri Mullaley. Ed. of Western Concept, type copy up for the next issue. Bottom left: welder gets plenty of practice in. Below Football players, Chris Walby and Denni: Sulzer walk off the field in a cloud of victo REFLECTIONS OF TIME As the days pass, and we continue on to our goals, we may take time — maybe before sleep overtakes, maybe as a mellow song plays, to reflect back on times that we have lived through. Both good and bad, these times that we share are the times that we must store in our memory. Above left: Lisa Kohler delights in being a little girl again. Above: DSC students take advantage of the pinball machines in the SU. Bottom left: Cindy Klein puts the finishing touches on Homecoming posters. Below: Shelly Schultz pins up her man . 10 -RIENDS, I WILL REMEMBER YOU What a friend we have in time gives us children, makes us wine. Tells us what to take or leave behind. And the gifts of growing old are the stories to be told of the feelings more precious than gold. And friends. I will remember you think of you. pray for you and when another day is through I'll still be friends with you. Baby's days are never long Mothers laugh is baby’s song gives us all the strength to carry on. Above left: Doug Sturlaugson questions next play. Bottom left: Dave Schmidt directs the band at Homecoming in a Grecian Toga. Below: Voters mark their choice at one of the important elections. 11 Above: Dave Rotering and Renee Benz practice their medical knowledge on one of their patients . Right: Coach Dennis Limke shouts out directions to his basketball players. NEW EXPERIENCES - Through our new experiences in 1980. our lives will change. What we encounter, how we deal with it will mold together to form our own personal life line. Each individual is responsible for how his line runs—for he has his life. Soon, as we venture into the open world, our lives will change. Whether it is toward the positive or negative is YOUR responsibility—no one else’s. 12 Left: Dennis Gendreau does some final work on a project. Above: Shelly Chamberlain uses her talent in Hilltop Holiday. Above left: Judy Hoff and Jerry Kushner relax in the SU. Above left: Jane Cooks gives the photographer a comical grin. Above: Kevin Kourajin and Steve Loss do their act in the 1980Hilltop Holiday. Bottom left: A DSC student selects his cards with great care. Below Tom Arnold. TKE Prytanis and Randy Herold form a closer bond in their brotherhood. 13 SUITCASE COLLEGE SYNDROME 14 DSC’S CONTINUING YOU CAN TELL IT’S FRIDAY ( PROBLEM The following is an article dealing with the prob- lem of students leaving the college on weekends. Often it is said that there is nothing to do on weekends . Weekends offer the student only as much as he wants. Participation is the key to fun at DSC. The article was written by Steve Easten. Jr., who also believes that the apathy that is demonstrat- ed by DSC students is our own fault. It's Friday. 3.00 p.m. The mass exodus begins. Hundreds of DSC students head for home. What is it that drives these suitcasers from the campus every weekend? Lack of entertain- ment? Loneliness? Lack of companionship? Dis- content? All of these factors are cited by suit- casers. And all are. to a certain extent, fallicies. The most frequent complaint on the DSC campus is that there's nothing to do here. BULL. While Dickinson isn’t the entertainment capitol of the world, there are plenty of opportunities to keep amused. The DSC campus is overflowing with extracurri- cular activities and almost every organization is open to anyone. If you're bored, try running for Student Senate, join the Spanish Club, write for the Western Concept, or fraternalize with a Greek organization. Many extracurricular’s are active on the week- ends. Music, theater, and Center Board of Gov- ernors are fine examples of weekend activities. Loneliness is another reason frequently ad- vanced by students for leaving campus on the weekends. While loneliness is certainly a legiti- mate emotion that we all have experienced, it is one which can be overcome. If you head home every weekend and spend your free time during the week holed up in your dorm room, how are you going to meet anyone? In addition, we may need the warmth and secu- rity of our families. The real world can be a very harsh experience. However, we’re going to have to face it’s realities sometime. The years we spend in college can serve as a transition from home’s warmth to the world’s cold if we let them. Many of the most relaxing and enjoyable exper- iences of college life occur on the weekend — parties, dances, quiet times. It is tragic that the suitcasers cheat themselves out of these exper- iences by leaving campus. 15 NEW HORIZONS As we continue striving for an education, we begin to realize that because each day is unique, each day has a new horizon to be lived. We must attempt to reach these horizons and when reached, realize that they become the beginning of a new horizon. So begins another chapter in life. Continue on and remember the good times of 1979 80 at Dickinson State College. Above: A rainbow seems to lead into the pot-of-gold that awaits us at DSC. Right: Sunlight falls lightly on a bay of water comparable to that of our minds. 16 GROUPS CENTER BOARD OF GOVERNOR’S I The Center Board of Governors are students who are chosen by the Stu- dent Senate to be responsible for the programs and dances that are held throughout the year. The Student Senate is the governing body which regulates and distributes the money for various organizations. They are also reponsible for elections of CBG and Student Senate offices. Front row L to R: Carol Arnold. Susan Arnold. Delores Kadrmas. Brenda Biel. Jeri Candrian. Monica Boespflugi Back row: Howard Kitchen. Adv.i Shelley Schulz. Mark Vining, John Whitlock. Les Witcowski. Kevin Kourajian, Ross Reinhiller. STUDENT SENATE Front row L to R: Dave Rotering. Steve Easton. Les Witkowski. Tom Arnold. Ryan Nelsom Back row: Duane Fried. Mary Jane Kessel. Carmaine Ereth. Susie Heidt. Denise Binstock. Lisa Kohler. Carla Forster. Howard Kitchen. Advisor Front row L to R: Les Witkowski. Tom Arnold Back: Nick Klemm. Rhonda Benson STUDENT POLICIES COUNCIL I The Student Policies Council (SPC) bridges the issues of students to the issues of the faculty. SPC was responsible for the dorm kitchen hours to be open as long as they were this past year, the lounge hour dis- agreements and many other issues that di- rectly affect students. Each year outstanding students from col- leges and universities are selected to the membership of Who’s Who in Colleges and Universities. Their selection is based on their leadership, grade point and overall achievement at their college or university. Front row L to R: Maxine Oucharek. Rhondee Martin. Jeff Luptak. Denise Binstock. Linda Sanford. Darlene White. Laurae Tomashewski. Bonnie Gresser. Carmaine Ereth. Karen Shulte. Sharon Cowdin. Brenda Biel. Susan Mayoi Back L to R: Les Witkowski, Tom Arnold. Laurie Martin. Dave Schmidt. Rhonda Benson. Claudette Lutrell WHO’S WHO 19 PHI SIGMA PI HONORARY FRATERNITY Sweetheart Denise Binstock Front row L to R: Craig Olson. Jerry Volesky. Ron Wingenbach. Pat Forsteri Middle! Dave Rotering. Darrel Flynn. Les Witkowski. Jeff Luptak Back: Jeff Fleidt. Curt Franchuk. Daryl Kudrna. Bruce Scott LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA Front row L to R. Jeff Heidt. Susie Heidt. Kent Bratten. Jerry Volesky. Back row: Dr. Robert Todd. Mr. Dale Zieman. Dave Rotering. Chuck Ackerman. Bonnie Gresser. Ken Rice I GERMAN CLUB First row L to R: Tammy Lorenz. LeAnn Rettinger. Corinne Walters. Peggy Renner ( Row 2: Julie Allen. Kelly Hammers. Marilyn Neitersi Row 3: Shanna Ehret. Bonnie Gresser. Cindy Tamayo. Carolyn Gieserj Back: Dan Hart. Mary Gernand. Mr. Leroy Oberlander. Twila Hintz. Cal Thogerson MAC’S CLUB MATH AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Lynette Allex. Michele Stoltz. Wanda Kostelecky. Kathleen Klein. Mr. Bill Massey. Renee Heiser. Jeff Domagala PHI BETA LAMBDA Row one: L to R Donna Mayer. Linda Kuntz. Pat Forster� Row 2-. Jen Can- drian. Sharol Heinert. Joe Meyer� Row three: Verlaine Larson. Carol Meier. Larry Sebastian� Row four: Carolyn Geiser. Dale Dolechek. Mr. Roger Kilwein� Row five: Jeff Luptak. Nick Klemm. Curt Franchuk BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB Row one; Pam Filipi� Row two: Dan Clark. Cathy Lengowski� Row three, Daryl Kudrna. Nikki Maltese� Row four: Linda Sanford. Tami Maltese� Row five: Dean Rummel. Doug Walters� Row six: Mr. Bill Goetz. Chuck Peterson 22 KAPPA PI HONORARY FRATERNITY Left to Right: Dennis Navrat. Mike Lindquist. Jean Scheeler. Michelle Wieland Front row L to R: Harlan Loffelmacher, Mark Smart. Harold Loffelmacher. Lola Engeti Back: Mr. Don Duda. Karen Wolfe. Michelle Wieland. Jean Scheeler. Netty Bjerke, Rita Wagner. Susan Cline ART CLUB 23 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA SORORITY ASA NOTRE L’HOMME PAT FORSTER Front row L to Ri Rhonda Sundheim. Linda Kuntz. Stella Campbell. Renata Fisher Middle: Cindy Leach. DeLonnes Moltzen, Back: Carol Arnold. Darlene Fleck. Karen Ellefsen. Cindy Klein 24 DELTA ZETA SORORITY Front row L to R: Frances Walker. Sue Stern. Corinne Walters. Marly Walters. Linda Schmidt� Back: Nancy Ackerman. Becky Benz ROSE QUEEN CATHY LENGOWSKI MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR JEFF DOMAGALA 25 TAU KAPPA EPSILON FRATERNITY TKE Sweetheart Lisa Kohler Front row L to R: Randy Her old. Bruce Kuhn. Kelly Herold. Tom Herold. Roben Beyer. Marv Urlacher. Terry Jalbert. Marty Knudsom Back: L to R: Dale Sayler. Gene Jordon. Tom Arnold, Gary Phillips. Glenn Urlacher. Roland Honeyman TKE DAUGHTERS Front row L to R: Lisa Kohler. Sue Juntunen. Donna Mayer. Pam Hecker. Jeri Candrian Back: Julie Zeller. Bonnie Gresser. Renee Benz. Linda Hodges. Sue Hamre. Pam Hermann. Frances Walker 26 TKE Prytanis. Tom Arnold, gives welcome speech at the annual Founder's Day. L to R: Joe Lopez. Tim Frank. Gary Wieman. Terry Gill. Mike Oolezal. Kim Pinnow THETA CHI FRATERNITY I Theta Chi Sweetheart DeMaris Larson THETA CHI LITTLE SISTERS I Front row L to R: Donna Binstock. Sheryl Wolf. Mary Michaelson, Jolene Binstock; Back: Jen Deichert. Ve- ronica Dvorak, Sherryl Riehl 27 ALPHA PSI OMEGA PAN HELLENIC Left to Right: Sherry Ternes. Deb Lenzen. Chuck Andrus. Ms. Jean Waldera Left to Right: Darlene Heck. Linda Schmidt. Mary Johnson. Carol Arnold, Randy Hall. Stella Campbell. Deb Conlon „ OTA’S _ OLDER THAN AVERAGE STUDENTS Front row L to R- Karen Heth. Phyllis Schreder. Ruth Tschaekofske Middle: Vaudeth Oberlander. Goldie Loder. Teresa Buzalskyi Back: Bonnie Flynn. Marie Kendall. Jim Spangler. Mark Vining L to R: Doug Walters. John Whit lock. Kevin Grosz. Delbeert Hell- man. Nick Klemm. Dave Enebo. Or- dean Tweeden. Del Monke. Mary Many Horses 29 WESTERN CONCEPT L IO R: Wanda Larson. Chris Mullaley. Dan Deichert. Ron Wingenbach. Karen Dahlen. Tammy Gjermund- sen WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Front row L lo R= LaVerne Gion. Bertha Geiger. Sharon Vietz. Back: Julie Larson. Jeri Fleid. Rose Deichert INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP I From L lo R: Charlene Thiel. Karen Dahlen. Barb Dvorak. Shanna Ehret. Joan Ruggels; Middle: Lola Engel. Mary Moser. Arlene Anderson. Wade Engel. Sandy Rolh. Lynn Moser; Back: DeMaris Larsn. Dean Karsky. Dalton Huber. Tim Barber. LuAnn Buckholz LUTHERN STUDENT MOVEMENT L to R Cindy Peters. Norma Braddock. Linnea Johnson. Brian Olson. Lillian Crook. Pat Schon. Nancy Nygaard. Jim Ley. Steve Tangen. Pastor. Doug Bieber ccco Front L to R: Karen Dahlen. Jim Ley. Tim Barber. Terry Gill. Mi chele StoltZ; Middle: Wade En- get. Ross Reinhiller. Chris Ku- tin. Lillian Crook. Sharol Hein- ert. Chris Popiel. DeMaris Lar- son; Back: Dr. Paul Larson. Rev. Nace. Sister Marie 31 OFFICERS MISS RODEO DSC JAMIE MORK I to R: Claudette Lutrell. Tammy Gjermundson. Tim Jorgenson. Jackie Brown. Sherry Plummer RODEO TEAM Front row L to R: Tim Jorgenson. Brad Gjermundson. Mike Neether, Bob Coleman. Tom Murphyi Back: Scot Sorensen. Jim Schaeffer. Leif Jellesed. Kelly Dressier. Rusty Gilstad. Bob Ferebee BRAD GJERMUNDSON-JUNIOR CHAMPION-NATIONAL INTER COLLEGIATE RODEO ASSOCIATION SADDLE BRONC RIDING One Dickinson State Rodeoer qualified for the National Intercollegiate Rodeo. Brad Gjermundson. sitting in the third place position of the Saddle Bronc rid- ing catagory. went on to take home with him the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association trophy in that Divi- sion. Fifty-five other rodeoers from around the nation were also entered in his group. For his efforts, Gjermundson earned the Dsc Rodeo Club $2100 in scholarships to be used for rodeo re- cruitment. Bozeman, Montana armti DORM COUNCILS The dorm councils which represent each of the four dorms on campus, are responsible for the social activities and any other dorm matters. Their main function is to represent the resi- dents of their respective dorms. Each council consists of a President. Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Floor Representatives, Resident Assistants and the Head Resident. DELONG Front L to R: DeMaris Larson, Denise Binstock, Delores Kadrmas. Mrs. Burmeisten Back: Joan Ruggels. LaVern Gion. Rose Deichert. Sharon Vietz. Julie Zeller. Maxine Oucharek. Sara Paulsen. Laurel Riehl Front L to R: Deb Miller. Pat Schon. Suzanne Kohler. Rhonda Benson. Jill Fuglie� Back: Rhonda Sundheim, Carol Gieser. Kathleen Klein. Jen Fteid. Cassie Schwartz. Gail Pomplun. Julie Dahl. Jean Olmstead. Karen Schulte. Mrs. Lagge. Lisa Kohler WOODS From L io R. Darcy Rosendahl. Tim Barber. Ron Wingenbach� Back: Melvin Norton. Steve Sorby. Dave Schmidt. Dave Rotering. Kevin Kourajian. Mrs. Meisner Front L to R: Jeff Domagala. Duane Fried. Curt Stockert. Ferry Braunagel. Back. Curt Pierce. Dudley. Ftomelvig. Barb Gendreau. Wes Niederman. Pat FJennessey. Steve Bardell. Jeff Makelky SELKE KLINEFELTER MENC — MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE From L lo R: Sheila Hughes. Unknown. Unknown. Darlene While. Tino Ferraro. Lisa Sterns. Anth- ony Samchek. Middle: Sue Sigurdson. Pam For- ster. Maureen Baird. Cheryl ThoU. MaryAnn Mittleider. Laurae Tomashewski� Back- Kyle Mack. Sue Mayo. Doug Molnar. Jim Banman. Dave Schmidt, Murray Lawrance. Mr. Gerald Seela. Maxine Oucharek, Mary Beaudoin. SheHy Chamberlain PHI MU EPSILON FRATERNITY I Left to Right: Doug Molnar. Anthony Sam- chek. Dave Schmidt. Steve Loss. Tino Fer- raro. Jim Banman. Dann Thornton. Murray Lawrance MU PHI EPSILON SORORITY Front row L to R: Sue Sigurdson. Alanna Banman. Darlene White. Maxine Ou- charekt Middle: Sheila Hughes. Sue Mayo. Lisa Sterns. Laurae Tomashewski� Back: Mary Beaudoin. Maureen Baird. MaryAnn Mittleider. Shelly Chamberlain. Crystal Eisenbraun 36 BRASS QUINTET L io R: Murray Lawrance. Mary Ann Mittleider. Susan Sigurdson. Dean Printz. Doug Molnar WIND ENSEMBLE Front row L to R: L. Howard. P. Forster. D. White. B. Thornton. S. Hughe . K. Schwartz. M. Beaudoin. Row 3. M. Isaak. A. Banman. M. Baird. T. Sacchini. S. Mayo. A. Milroy. D. Schmidt. A. Samchek. N. Dynneson. Row 3. T. Ley. L. Sterns. M. Mittleider. M. Oucharek. Row 4. M. Steele. M. Lawrance. D. Molnar. M. Ackerman. J. Smart. D. Printz. D. Milne. K. Wiley. Conductor. Back row. M. Badinger. J. Howard. T. Ferraro. J. Heidt. K. Mack. J. Banman PRAIRIE CONCEPT From L to R: Vince Praus. Ray Ek- ness. Jeanne Cook. Brad Wick- ware. Tim Wolf. Karla Forster, Barb Fisher. Bob Flopkinsi Back: Laurae Tomashewski. Sue Mayo. Kevin Kourajian. Jeff Heidt. Shelly Chamberlain. Tino Ferraro. Lisa Sterns. Cheryl ThoH. Steve Loss. Maxine Oucharek DSC CHORALE I front I to t: Dr. Elwood Brown. Ho- ren Dahlen. Sheila Hughe . Sue Mayo. Doug Molnar. Brad Wlckware. Tino Ferraro. Anthony Samchek. Cheryl Tho . Mary Beaudoin. Second row. Unknown. Renlta Mo4� tre. Jeanne Cook. Bruce Thornton. Steve lo «. Kyle Mack. Murray Lawrance. Rhonda Mood. Laurae Toma«hew«ki. Third row. Darlene White. Unknown. Barb Flacher. Dann Thornton. Dean Printi. Jan Banman. Leonna flenvner. Alanna Banman. Shefly Chamberlain. Back. Maxine Oucharek. Terry ley. Maureen 8ard. Dave Schmidt. Bob Hopkm . Dale Milne. Cryatd Eiaen- bauer. Naomi Dyimrson. Suaan Hen- ley. Sue Sigurdaon l l HILLTOP HOLIDAY 1980 A SHOW OF SHOWS! Hilltop Holiday is an annual event that seems to brighten the dreary, snowy days of the new year. The Music Educator’s National Conference (MENC) sponsors the fun-filled variety show. Members of the Hilltop Holiday organizing com- mittee shown at bottom left are: Front L to R: Sheila Hughes. Maxine Oucharek, Alanna Banman. Dann Thornton. Mary Beaudoin. Kyle Mack; Back: Bruce Thornton. Sue Mayo. Dave Schmidt. Mr. Gerald Seela 41 HILLTOP HOLIDAY SBW WEEK 1980 SURE BEATS WINTER 44 SBW week is an event which is held every spring to give DSC students a break from the winter and long studying hours. The 1980 SBW (Sure Beats Winter) week events included: an egg toss, the football game between the girls of Delong and the girls of Woods Hall, tug-o-war, card tour- naments. ice cream eating contest, pie eating contest, tricycle race, foosball tourney, pool tourney, ping pong tourna- ment and a water balloon toss. The week- long festivities are sponsored by the Cen- ter Board of Governors. Co-chairpersons for the 1980 week were Susan Arnold and Monica Boespflug. Along with the various contests, dances and a concert are scheduled. The MISSION MOUNTAIN WOODS BAND entertained DSC students as the opening concert of the week. Many weeks and hours of preparation go into the organization of SBW. CBG mem- bers start preparing as early as February. 45 Each year as Homecoming rolls around, a sense of excitement and thrill enter into every DSC student. From the annual Homecoming pa- rade which features the new Chief and Princess to the marching bands of area schools. Homecoming is a time of celebration. Chief Tom Arnold of Richardton and Princess Sharon Vietz of Elgin reigned over the annual festivities. The DSC marching band won the Spirit Jug while the TKE Fraternity took home the first place trophy for the best designed float. CHIEF TOM ARNOLD PRINCESS SHARON VIETZ DSC President Albert A. Watrel and his wife greet by-standers during the Homecoming parade. 46 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Sitting L to R: Rondee Martin. De- lores K a dr mas, LeighAnn Huethen Standing: Linda San- ford. Mr. Leland Skabo, Darlene White, Suzanne Kuntz, Denise Binstock. Jeff Heidt. Mr. Cal Lundberg, Les Witkowski 47 SPECIAL PROGRAMS C. C. RYDER PETER NERO RALPH NADER 48 SPORTS FOOTBALL 1979 Above: DSC football players get ready to initiate another play. Above Right: DSC players are exhilarated after a yard gaining play. Left: DSC quarterback Neal Messer discusses crucial points in a goal determining play. Above: One of the least appreciated members of a football game are the officials. Seldom noticed, officials can make or break a game. SO DSC football player. Tim Chris- tian. gives a victory clasp to fellow teammate. Joel Marshall. 1979 DSC BLUE HAWKS Front row. L to R= Doug Sturlaugson. Roger Rudolph. Gresh Tuggle. Chris Walby. Tim Christian. Roscoe Lagge. Dennis Gendreau. Neal Messer. Jeff Heidt. Todd Paddock. Marv Schulz. Jerry Kushner. Rob Morgan. Dennis Sulser. Middle Row: Don Myaer. Dave Grubb. Greg Becker. Scot Sorenson, Kelly Rasch. Darcy Rosendahl. Gary Dowling. Jerry Sigl. Jim Ladbury. Dave Michaelson. Todd Syverson. Joel Marshall. Craig Anderson. Mike Altenberg. Ken Lyson. Jeff Makelky. Brad Foss. Kyel Hodenfield. Mark Hopp. Scott Privratsky. Jim Krebsj Back row: Ron Wingenbach. Marty Knudson, Allan Kirchmeier. Guy Dodge. Roland Heiser. Marshall Nathan- son. Pat Hedger. Jay Bratland. Paul Herauf. Brian Anderson. Toby McA- dam. Dave Williams. Paul Neubauer. Tim Michaelson. Tony Perkins. Dave Cooper. Paul Hendrickson. Robby Voight. Dave Wallace. HUE HAWK FOOTBALL SCORES DSC 24 Black Hills State 20 3 Bismarck Junior College 0 23 NDSSS-Whapeton 3 6 Mayville State College 3 16 Valley City State College 13 42 Chadron State 14 13 Minot State College 14 2 Jamestown State College 14 12 Rocky Mountain State College 10 ■ Ts i w ■ 51 DSC VOLLEYERS VOLLEY TO A 15-9 SEASON 52 Carol Gatzke attempts to defend her area of the volleyball court. No. 32 Rhonda Benson reaches for the skies in her attempt to stop a spiked ball. 53 Front row L to R: Karen Schulte. Tracey Regal. Susie Harper. Patty Dixon. Julie Larson. Lola Enget. Back row. Coach Kathy James. Carla Volesky. Janet Thompson. Rhonda Benson. Carol Gatzke. Nadine Roth. Judy Aasen. Carol Dobitz. Nancy Murphy BLUE CHICK BASKETBALL 1979-80 DSC Blue Chick. Rita Romanyshyn. puts up a shot against a Valley City State player. Sandy Clark drives in for a lay up. DSC teammates warm-up before a challenging game against Valley. Right: Janet Thompson puts in two points against UND-Williston Tetons. No. 12. Sandy Clark drive in for a bucket to help the Chick overcome the UND-Williston Teton . AN OVERVIEW DSC 79 BLUE CHICK SCORING TABLE Black Hills 60 56 Rocky Mountain 63 65 Eastern Montana 70 66 UND-Williston 82 67 Mary College 72 47 Minot State 69 64 Chadron State 53 63 Fort Hayes State 90 75 Mankato State 87 86 Black Hills 55 59 Bismarck Junior 67 69 Jamestown College 70 58 Valley City State 65 53 Mary College 60 85 Mayville State 57 | 83 Minot State 80 65 Bismarck Junior 73 | 76 Jamestown College 65 66 Valley City State 67 79 Mayville State 63 69 UND-Williston 81 64 STATE — Third Place Minot 56 64 Valley City State 76 75 Jamestown College 51 Front row L to R: Nadine Roth. Kay Johnson. Sherry Battest. Karla Clark. Laurie Volesky. Sandy Clark. Linda Cahoon. Pam Hoglun� Back row L to R: LeAnn Rettinger. Laurel Riehl. Gay Austin. Rhonda Benson. Carol Gatzke. Janet Thompson. Diane Carlson. Rita Romanshyn. Dennis Sulzer. Coach Jo Lindquist — WIN A FEW, - LOSE A FEW The Dickinson State Blue Hawks had one of their less successful years end- ing their season with a 9-16 record. Coach Dennis Limke believed that the reason for the record was the fact that the team was relatively a new team. He also stated that it was a young team thus not having the experience. Hawk members show different facial expres- sions: Top right: Duane Mueller-confidentj Below left: Coach Limke-puzzledi Below right: Kenny Hall-determination. 56 Hawk. No. 22, Dennis Gay. flies upward towards two points. I to R: Ron Wingenbach. Dennis Gay. Mark Wittenberg. Lee Magstadt. Duane Mueller. Dave Throndsen. Pal Hennessy. Mike Altenberg. Todd Ost. Jeff Leb- sock. Greg Becker DSC 86 BLUE HAWK BASKETBALL RECORD Mary College 81 72 Waldorf College 60 78 Black Hills State 72 78 Chadron State 76 97 SD Tech 113 102 SD Tech 98 65 Rocky Mountain 82 89 Black Hills State 65 71 Bismarck Junior 81 87 Bismarck Junior 82 68 Minot State 91 57 Chadron State 66 79 Bismarck Junior 76 61 Minot State 75 63 Mayville State 73 62 Jamestown College 70 73 Wapheton 84 66 Valley City State 98 76 Bismarck Junior 90 63 Minot State 68 70 Mayville State 61 56 Jamestown College 64 86 Wapheton 93 61 Valley City State 69 64 Mavville State 22 57 BLUE HAWK WRESTLING Above: Wrestling coach. Terry Burgess, takes a lit- tle time out to do some chatting with some of the younger DSC fans. The DSC wrestling staff was very suc- cessful this year. Along with earning 10th in the St. Cloud Tournament and 4th in Black Hills State Tournament, they were crowned the NDCAC cham- pions. The team earned a standing of 80 duals for the 1979-80 season. Con- gratulations on a great job! John Banas. DSC wrestler, uses a stack to immobilize his opponent. NDCAC CHAMPS 8-2 DUALS IOTH ST. CLOUD TOURNEY 4TH BLACK HILLS STATE DSC 31 Black Hills State 33 34 Minot State 19 31 Bismarck Jr. College 15 35 Mayville State 10 39 Montana State University 9 38 Jamestown College 5 34 Valley City State 33 17 NDSSS 36 40 NWCC - Powell 8 Northern Montana No Show Above left: DSC wrestlers par off. Above right: Victory is sweet for one DSC wres- tler. Left: Action during a match finds a DSC wrestler about to pin his opponent. Front row. L to R: Rick Chornuk. Kevin Thomason. Dan Pitch. Terry Feller. Chad Lybeck. Jeff Falkenberg. Jeff Flickok. Phil Garhart. Jim Ladbury. Dave Michaelson Back row: Tim Michaelson. Loren Nishek. Jim Eddleman. John Banas. Victor Feller. Chris Eiserman. Wade Veeder. Rocky Pletan. Bob Coleman. Coach Terry Burgess 59 LET S GO - BIG BLUE! MEN’S BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS L to R: Kristie Kostelecky. DeLonnes Moltzen. Susie Heidt. Diane Sigl. Jolene Bmstock. Jeri Held. 60 L to R: Linda Sanford. LaVerne Uion. Kenee Heiser. Sue Fugalie. Jean Olmstead. Rondee Martin. DSC Hawk Baseball Scores DSC 0 Bismarck Junior 2 1 Black Hills Slate 6 1 Black Hills Slate 5 6 Chadron State 7 2 Chadron State 7 9 Bismarck Junior 0 6 Minot State 4 3 Minot State 6 7 Valley City State II 6 Valley City State 13 2 Mayville State 13 4 Minot State 6 8 Chadron State 9 7 Chadron State 6 3 Chadron State 0 7 Chadron State 6 1 Jamestown College 9 1 Jamestown College 0 7 Bismarck Junior 4 6 Bismarck Junior 2 4 Bottineau 1 17 Bottineau 9 2 Minot State 5 2 Jamestown 2 6 Valley City State 4 2 Black Hills State 8 6 Black Hills State 10 1 Minot State 2 3 Minot State 6 61 Photos courtesy of Dave Ryan. BLUE CHICK TRACKSTERS The DSC Blue Chick track team had a very good year this year with several of it’s members ex- celling in different areas. Senior. Pat Rossmiller. Carol Gatzke. and Carol Pasiczynyk each showed their abilities in their respective areas. Carla Hintz sprints away after receiving the baton from Pam Hoglund. PHOTO BY DAVE RYAN Front row L to R: Carla Hintz, Sandy Clark. Wendy Krieg. Tammy Landis. LeAnn Rettinger. Margie Allen. Laurie Voleskyj Middle Pam Hoglund. Brenda Hall. Olivia Koste- lecky. Jodi Michaels. Carol Pasicz- nyk. Carol DobitZi Back row: Coach Kathy James. Rita Roman- yshn. Pat Rossmiller. Janet Thomp- son. Nancy Jaeger. Carol Gatzke. Coach Jo Lindquist. Debby Hall 62 BLUE HAWK TRACKMEN Doug Sturlaugson attempts to clear the pole vault bar. He did so successfully. Left: Terry Gill and Delane Bauer keep on running in the lead of fellow competitors. Joe Lopez runs high over the water pit in the Steeple Chase. Front row L to R: Mike Hagfeldt. Dennis Sulzer. Daryl Kudrna. Kent Tardif. Todd Paddock. Steve Pmnow. Curt Binstock. Marv Schulz. Tom Six. Dave Breitbacki Middle: Head Coach Joe Thompson. Joe Lopez. Luke Hecker. Mike Lindquist. Kyle Hodenfield. Tim Tollefson. Doug Sturlaugson. Dennis Gay. Paul Herauf. John Stenmoen. Delane Bauer. Jerry Huffman. Greg Becker. Asst. Coach Roger Huffman) Back Chris Walby. Brad Hintz. Mitch Sleekier, Dale Weiler. Mark Jeske. Chris Sorenson. Pat Hedger. Kyle Julson. Terry Gill. Todd Bertsch. Mark Hopp. 63 DSC------ GOLFERS Dave Throndsen concentrates on putting. Front row L to R. Noah Williams. Eirik Anderson. Steve Easton. Keith Berezay. Todd Ostrom� Back row L to R.- Coach Del Gab. Jeff Jessen. Gary Anderson. Dave Throndsen. Kevin Rogers. Jeff Helfenstein Above: Steve Easten lines up golf ball for an easy drive. Below: Todd Syverson gets the ball off the green. 64 fflCULTV U- U Dr. Frank Pearson. Chrmn. School of Arts and Sciences Professor of Music Mr. Breece Bowen Instructor of Theatre Dr. Elwood Brown Professor of Music Mr. Don Duda Associate Professor of Art Mr. Dennis Navrat Professor of Art Mr. Louis Sacchini Associate Professor of Music Mr. Clinton Sheffield Associate Professor of Art Mr. Robert Solomonson Lecturer of Music Mr. Gerald Seela Assistant Professor of Music 66 Ms. Diane Thornton Lecturer of Music Ms. Jean Waldera Associate Professor of Speech Mr. Keith Wylie Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Carl Larson Associate Professor of English and Literature Mr. William Fleming Associate Professor of English and Philosophy Mr. Neil McFadgen Associate Professor of Journalism Dr. Daniel McVeigh Assistant Professor of English Mr. LeRoy Oberlander Associate Professor of German Dr. D. Elaine Stanberry Professor of English and Literature Dr. Winifred Stump Professor of Speech Mr. Samuel Swarz Assistant Professor of Spanish Ms. Florence Tucker Professor of English 67 Dr. L. Ray Wheeler Professor of English Mr. Myron Freeman Professor of Biology Mr. Charles Bottoms Assistant Professor of Physics Mr. John MacDonald Professor of Biology Mr. William Massey Associate Professor of Mathemat- ics Dr. Robert Todd Professor of Chemistry Mr. Dale Zieman Professor of Chemistry Mr. Gerald Waldera Associate Professor of Political Science Dr. Don Vick Associate Professor of Mathemat- Mr. Larry League Assistant Professor of Geography Geology Dr. Michael Soper Professor of History Dr. Russel Veeder Professor of History SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Charles Morrison. Chrmn. School of Business Professor of Business Mr. William Goetz Assistant Professor of Business Mr. Don Jorgenson Lecturer of Business Law Mr. Roger Kilwein Assistant Professor of Business Ms. Kayleen Nodland Lecturer of Business Ms. Marlys Paulsen Lecturer of Business Mr. John Whitlock Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. Leland Skabo Professor of Business 69 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, HEALTH SCIENCES, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION Dr. Tom Jensen. Chrmn. School of Education Professor of Education Ms. Karen Collins Assistant Professor of Education Mr. Travis Haakedahl Assistant Professor of Education Mr. Calvin Lundberg Associate Professor of Education Ms. Martha Sacchini Instructor of Library Science Ms. Kay Werremeyer Assistant Professor of Education Mr. Roger Huffman. Chrmn. School of Health Sciences. Phys- ical Education and Recreation Associate Professor of P.E.. Athle- tic Director Mr. Henry Biesiot Assistant Professor of P.E.-Coach- ing Mr. Terry Burgess Instructor of P.E.-Coaching 70 Mr. Darwin Whelan Associate Professor of Education Ms. Bertha Geiger Associate Professor of P.E. Ms. Kathy James Instructor of P.E. Coaching Mr. Dennis Limke Assistant Professor of P.E.-Coach- ing Ms. Celia Jo Lindquist Instructor of P.E.-Coaching SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Mr. Joe Thompson Instructor of P.E.-Coaching Mr. Eric Arntson. Director Farm Ranch Management Mr. Arnold Fleck Instructor of Farm Ranch Mr. Dennis Wang Lecturer of Farm Ranch Mr. Jerry Tuhy Lecturer of Farm Ranch Ms. Glenice Hanson Chrmn.. Instructor of Nursing Ms. Jeannette Berger Instructor of Nursing 71 Ms. Terry Klusmann Instructor of Nursing Mr. Ken Kussy. Director Lecturer of Technical Education Ms. Georgia Raasch Instructor of Nursing Mr. Neil Ableidinger. Registrar Director of Admissions Instructors Not Pictured Beth Selle Chris Kutin Priscilla McGill John Schafer Richard King Bruce Foster Dennis Johnson Lola Freeman Lonna Milburn Vince Ficek Gary Kalanek Bruce Nesheim Don Rea David Tooley Rick Ziegler Dr. O. T. Belsheim V. Pres, for Development and Continuing Education 72 Ms. Demaris Unruh Instructor of Nursing Dr. Del Gab Dean of Men. Instructor Mr. Alvin Binstock Director of Business Affairs Mr. Dick Brown Admissions Counselor Mr. LaVern Jessen Director of Student Services Ms. Margo Hassebrock Director of College Relations Ms. Mary Johnson Dean of Women. Instructor Dr. Paul Larson V. Pres, for Academic Affairs Mr. Chuck Peterson Admissions Counselor 73 DICKINSON STATE COLLEGE PRESIDENT A. A. WATREL Front row, l Io R Carol Jacobson. Geraldine Clapp. Jean M. Guy. Back row. L to R, S. Bryce Streibel. Lester M. Stern. Milton J. Hertz. Kent G. Aim. Richard H. McGee. STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT UNION MANAGER Ms. Irene Qualley Bookstore Manager COMPUTING SERVICES COMPUTING SERVICES Ms. Arlene Chapinski Computing Services Mr. Roger Fraase Computing Services COLLEGE NURSE Ms. Betty Kleeman College Nurse 75 LIBRARY PERSONNEL Library workers have one of the more complex jobs on the campus of Dickin- son State. They are responsible for many duties among which are acquir- ing new books, updating materials, or- dering special books, sorting, filing, and renewing library material. The stereotyped female librarian of forty with thick glasses on a chain and a nasal tone to her voice are only one of the memories at DSC. Librarians here at Dickinson are very pleasant, understanding, and informative. There should never be any skepticism as to the reliability of them. Mr. Bernett Reinke Head Librarian Assistam Professor of Library Ms. Eileen Kopren Circulation Librarian Mr. James Martz Assistant Professor of Library Ms. Mary Ann Culver DSC Mailroom Manager MAILROOM MANAGER i 76 Mrs. Louise Pearson Librarian-Cataloger ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES Left to Right; Alma Pluth. Rhonda Thompson. Joan Skabo. Muriel Dassinger. Martha Krueger REGISTRAR’S OFFICE STUDENT SERVICES SECRETARIES 77 Left to Right: Donna Miller. Janice Feldman. Elaine Feder- enko. Margo Stegmiller. Marilyn Wheeler DEAN OF MEN WOMEN SECRETARIES Dean of Men Secretary-Betty Hoff Dean of Women Secretary-June Peters BUSINESS OFFICE Front L to R: Alvin Binstock, Tim Sigl( Back: Sharon Wolf. Kay Hanssen. Amiee Bachmeier 78 ARA FOOD SERVICES KITCHEN PERSONNEL Left to Right: Corrine Knutson. Barb Stembach. Lorraine Rykowski. Darla Koepplin. Florence Koepplin. Florence Roller CAMPUS MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Eroni row L lo R Marie Jordon. Beatrice Poricheller. Juliann Hatzenbiler. Theresa Obritschi Back: Mel Lagge. Charlene Rolling. Dominic Mulh. Ralph Dolechek. Terry Norton. Rod Sandmeier. Leonard Rovash. Emil Vetter. Rlemm Heidt. UND6R1 GRADUAT6S Aasen. Judy Andersen. Gary Arnett. Him Adam . Guadr aline Anderson. Marcia Baar. Ken Allen. Julie Ander on. Monty Baetler. Sheila Ackerman. Nancy Anderson. Keith Ault in. Gae Ale , lynetle Anderson. Robin Baird. Maureen Barber. Tim Becker. Greg Berenger. Linda Bertsch. Todd Binttock. Carla Aman. Patti Ankenbauer. Kevin Banas. John Barkland. Sandy 8ere:ay. Keith Beyer. Roben Bin� lock Denise Anderson. Arlene Arndt. Lori Banman. Alanna Battest. Sherry Ben:. Becky Bergquist. Viola Bieber. Doug Rinstock. Donna Anderson, trie Arnes , Kathy 8anman. Jim Bauer. Delane Ben:. Linda Bernhardt. David Bmstock. Bonnie Binstock. Jolene Freshman. Julie Dillman. disects a cat for one of her Physiol ogy class requirements. 82 Boil y an. Vain to 8urbidge. Carla Chruttan. Trm Braddock. Norma Buzaltky, Trrrta Chr hi onion. Tom 8rookt. Ryan Cahoon. Linda Clark. Karla Brown. Jackie Candeo. Candit Cline. Solan Biniiock. Milch Bruiki. linda Candor Dob Cook. Jano Cron. Odia Daiorick, Dan Diodo. Jof( Dotezal. John 8lack. Tnna Brydl. Sloph Candrian. Jordyn Cook. Joanna Crook. Lilian Doichori. Dan Dobiu, Carol Domagala. Jeff Boepple Mdnia Buchholx. Roily Chamberlain. Sholy Cordt. Mar|ory Dahl. Karon Doichori. Genevieve Dodge, Guy Donmhorpo. Scon Boeiflug. Monica Buck man. Kathy Chritlian. Connie Cornell. Cryilal Dahlon. Karon Doichori. Roie Ddochok. Dale Draob. Mark DSC students frequently give donate blood to the United Blood Services out of Bismarck. 83 Dukart. Xavier Ellington. Donna Fe«er. Victor Dutchuk. Dan tnebo. David Ferebee. Bob Dvorak. Barb Engel. Wade Ferraro. Tmo Dvorak. Bernadette Erdlc. Debbie Ficek. Herman Dvorak. Veronica Erdle. Mike Fiecbtner. Joyce Fitcher. Sandy Flyberg. Brian Fortier. Pal Franchuk. Kurt Fugere. my Dyer. I mda Fading. Donna Fdipi. Pam Either. Barb Flynn. Bonnie Foti. Bradley Frank. Rotalie Fuglie. Sutan Dynneton. Naomi FeMdi. Jeff Fmneman. Charlene Fither. Renita Flynn. Bonnie Fo . Monte Fried. Duane Gab. Jeff Ehret. Shawna Feler. Jerry Fitcher. Bob Flemmer. teona Fortier. Karla Franchuk. Caryn Froehlich. Jackie Gabber I. lanny Students at Dickinson State College rarely find time to read anything other than required material. 84 Gabrietoon. Martha Gion. laVerne Gregory. Cathy Hamert. Kelly Hart. Dan Hautauer. Kevin Meeker. Pam Hcidt. Sutie Gatzke. Carol G)ermund on. Tammy Gretter. Bonnie Hankint. Bob Hatlettad. Mark Heck. Darlene Hedger. Pal Hemert. Dalila GeUner jay Gjovig. Geralyn Grubb. Dave Harper. Sutie Hauge. Sutan Hecker. Greg Held. Alma Hemert. Sharo! Gengler. Elaine Glater. June Guflickton. Dawn Harrington. Allton Hautauer. Debbie Hecker. luke Heid. Jeri Heinrich. Wanda Gernand. Mary Gieter. Carolyn Gti. Terry Gion. 8i Goetz. Irene Gordon. Rhonda Graham. Denite Grele. Cindy Ha ate. Sharon Hagleidi. Mike Ha . Ken Hamann. Kerry 85 A menacing Blue Hawk leaves the field amid faithful DSC fans. Hendrickson. PjuI Hinli. Iammir Ho vet. Tim Husarik. P Julo 11 e Jamkowtki, Jayne Jeske. Mark Johnson. linnea Jorgenson. Tim Hereof. Paul Hochhalior. Marsha Howard. Jaci Huus. Tom Janes. kevin Jiskrj. Cheryl Jones, Linda Jukich. Debbie Herman. Pam Hodenfield. Kyle Huber. Dalton Jaeger. Ken JeBesed. Leil Joe� si. Nancy Jordan. Gene Jukon. Kyle Herman. Pal Hodges. Linda Hughes. Sheila Jahner. Jim Jensen. Chuck Johnson. Kay Jordan. Kevin Jung. Becky Steve Easten and Julie Kruckenberg act out their part in Win- ners and Losers . 86 Kerzman. Grace Knopik. Margaret Kottelecky. kn«ne Kempemch. Lynn kleinm. Nick kottdecky. Gregg kathrem. Penite Kirchmeier. Paula koppinger. KoSeen Keller. Dan Kleeman. Diane Kottelecky. Daryl Juntunen. Sue Kihaein. Kathy Knudtvig. Pam Kottelecky. lucille Kottelecky. Shannon Krcb . Jim Kronberg. Carol kudrna. Daryl Kartky. Dean Kdxer. Jacqueline K nut ton. Lori kottelecky. Mary Kottelecky. Wanda Kovar. Pat Kruckenberg. Jackie Kudrna. Doug Kartky. Terete King. Mary Kohler. Lita Kottelecky. Mike Kottre. Jean Krehlik. Marie Kruckenberg. Julie Kudrna. Teryl Kail. Barb Kirchmeier. Allan Ktppmger. Kart Kottelecky. CHivia Koura|lan. Kevin Kreitinger. Mary Kruckenberg. Myron Kuhn. Bruce Students in Ceramics II throw pottery on the wheel. The in- structor for this class is Don Duda. 87 Kuntz. Linda lebsock. Jeff loder. Cold it Kushner. Jerry lee. Iim Loffetmacher. Harold I ar ton. Demar 11 I eland. Susie Lope:. Joe Larson. Julie Leiieer. Beih Losing. Vickie Larson. Verlaine lewion. Mary loss. Sieve Mack. Kyle Marosok. Darci Mayo. Susan Messmer. Joann Michels. Jody Lasher. Carmen ley. Jim lui:. Dean Magstadl. lee Marlin. Lynne Meidmger. Lynn Meuchel Mary Michaelson. Tim lawraoce. Murray Lindquist. Mike lybeck. Chad Makelky. Jeff Mathiason. Karen Meier. Carol Meyer. Joe Miller. Carolyn leach. Cindy Lloyd. Kristie lyson. Kenny Mayer. Donna Meschke. Shirley Michaelson. Dave Miller. Debbie 88 The Dickinson Elk's Sodbuster band performed at the 1980 Hilltop Holiday. Mi«er. Jeff Mdnar. Doug Mufaley. Chris Michel . Say Nygaard. Nancy CH� on. Craig Opp. linda Paul ton. Philip Miller, lorrle Moil ire. Renila Neeiher. Mike Nielten. Kathy Obritsch. We� ley Ohon. Karen Oilmar. Maurice Pauiien. Sara Miller. Neal Mollzen. Delonne Nel on. Jed Nilton. Sandi O'Connei. Cathy Ol on. R. Pachl. Randy Pelt a . Donna Mifcr. 1 odd Monke. Del Nel� on. Ryan Nnhek. loren Oliucxek. Mike Ol on. Suite Pattcznyk. Carol Peterman. David Duane Mueller puls up a shot against the BJC BB team. The Blue Hawks won the h� � tt«.. 89 Peter . Cindy RlMdl. Renee Rodne. Dean Peter . Jim Ra ch. Kelly Roger . Cheryl Pew . Jell Raihbun. Janie Roger . Kevin Plummer. Sherry Repetowfki. Roxanne Roihau. Alvm Ru e� l. Tracy Sayler. Laurie Schiff. Janel Schmidi. Marla Schoneri. Linda Popiel. Chri Reynold . Peggy Ro hau. LoAnn Samchek. Tony Sayler. Sian Schiwal. Becky Schmidi. Ro ie Schreder. Phyli Pnvraltky. Kerry Riehl. laurel Rotimillcr. Dave Sandman. Mark Sc hank. Bob Schlatter. Cheryl Schmidt. Dave Schulz. Marv Pnvaisky. Scott Riehl. Sherryl Rudolph. Roger Sandvick. MarU Schiermeuter. Renae Schmidt. Tom Schneider. Laurie Schwartz. Adele Tim Tollefson attempts the 15’ 0” mark in the pole vault. 90 % Scon. Bruce Skedsvold. Melanie Sorhe. Jim Slew Art. I ili Slroh. Cheryl Tamayo. Cindy Thogerten. Calvin Thompson. Michefle Sebastian. I Smart. Mark Sleekier. Carmal Stockert. Curt Sundheim. Rhonda Theurer. Deb Tholl. Cheryl Tibor. Bev Selensky. Sandy Smith. Gary Sleekier. Kellen Stoltz. Michele Swell. Sharon Theurer. Suela Thomas. Jolynn ToHefson. Tim Senn. Rod Snow. Linda Steele. Mike Straub. Louetta Syverson. Todd Thiel. Charlene Thompson. Janet Tuggle Gresh 91 Darlene White, does her number at the 1980 Hilltop Holiday Tweden. Or dean Vimng. Doreen talker. Frances llr lac her, Duane Vimng. Mark W alter. Corrine Ur lac her. Glenn Votgi. H. Waller. Marly� UrUcher. Mary Vole iky. laurie W'alth. Naomi Veeder. Wade Vranna. Barb W anner. Ken WetfZ. Tammy While. Darlene Williams. Noah Wold. Bruce Woilc. Karen Zeller. Marilyn Venhau� . Jell Vranna. Suite Watem. Wei Wen:. Michelle Whitman. Clilion Wilz. Gary WoH. Gloriann W’ollenburg. Lana Ziebarih. Paula Vert, Maria Wagner. Clare Weiler. Dale Werchau. Loren Wicka. Jim Wingenbach. Ron WoH. Sheryl Zander. Mary Zuere. Annette 92 Jeff Lebsock practices hitting the baseball during batting practice. r GRADUATES Clinton Webster Allen Business Administration Watford City. ND Thomas Francis Arnold Chemistry Richardton. ND Polly Aman Business Administration Richardton. ND Mary Beaudoin Composite Music Conrad Beckman Bachelor of College Studies Watford City. ND Renee Claire Benz Nursing New England. ND Dickinson, ND Brenda Kay Biel Nursing Dickinson, N ) Charlene Binstock Associate in Arts Degree-College Studies New England. ND Scott Craig Bohn Elementary Education Richardton. ND Linda Barthel Nursing Mott. ND Jams Mary Bergstrom Nursing Dickinson. ND Mary Louise Bollinger Elementary Education Bismarck. ND 94 Daniel T. Clark Business Administration Dickinson. ND Sharon Haskin Cowdin Business Education Glen Ullin. ND Norman Iver Braaten Physical Education Glasgow. MT. Mike Dolezal Business Administration Killdeer. ND Anna Marie Domagala Legal Secretary Bowman. ND Jeff Alan Brown Physical Education Scranton. ND Diane Carlson Physical Education Scranton. ND Julie Dahl Fliginger English Keene. ND Stephen Easton Accounting Thief River Falls. MN Timothy Scott Clarin Biology-Physical Education Beach. ND Patti Dixon Business Administration Watford City. ND Crystal Eisenbraun Composite Music Bismarck. ND 95 Diana Opoien Elis History Dickinson. ND Sharleen Janet Fraase Elementary Education Dickinson. ND Lola G. Engel Elementary Education Powers Lake. ND I I ' Jill Annette Fuglie Nursing Hettinger. ND LaRayne Annette Erickson Nursing Bismarck. ND Rita Ann Gartner Executive Secretary Killdeer. ND Deborah Kay Gilbertson Elementary Education Jamestown. ND Bonnie K. Grosz Medical Secretary Dickinson. ND Kevin L. Grosz Biology Dickinson. ND Julian J. Forster Nursing Richardton. ND Dennis Mark Gendreau Biology Dickinson. ND Tammy Joy Hall Elementary Education Mandaree. ND % Bonnie Mae Hammerschmidi Medical Secretary Richardton. ND Renee Heiser Mathematics Dickinson. ND A Kim John Hilt Physical Education Mandan. ND Julie Ann Hartinger Medical Secretary Glen Ullin. ND Jeffrey Walter Helfenstein Physical Education Ashley. ND Judy Kay Hoff Business Administration Taylor. ND Jeffry L. Heidt Biology - Chemistry Dickinson. ND Delbert G. Heilman Composite Social Science Dickinson. ND Maxine Heidt English Dickinson. ND Patrick Hennessy Business Administrat ion-Non Teaching Billings. MT Kristi Iverson Chemistry Sidney. MT Lynne Iverson Nursing Williston. ND 97 Dcnnel Rac Jablonsky Legal Secretary Dickinson. ND Jeffrey B. Jessen Business Administration Dickinson. ND LaVonne Kom Nursing New Leipzig. ND Janice Marie Kerzman Legal Secretary Emmet. ND Suzanne Kohler Business Administration Bismarck. ND Delores Susan Kadrmas Elementary Education Belfield. ND Mary Ellen Kelly Legal Secretary Dickinson. ND Vicki Klemann Nursing Hettinger. ND Beverly Jean Klein Elementary Education Elgin. ND Lunette Rae Kouba Physical Education - English Regent. ND Rita Ann Kunda Business Administration Wibaux. MT 98 Kathleen Klein Mathematics Dickinson. ND Suzanna Kuntz Mathematics Bottineau. ND Catherine S. Lengowski Business Administration Dickinson. ND Tammy Lorenz Office Clerical Dodge. ND Belva Krueger Leer Nursing Alexander. ND Debra Marie Lenzen Composite Social Science Underwood. ND Jeffrey Luptak Business Administration South Heart. ND Wade William Leer Mathematics Alexander. ND Teresa Pearl Ley Composite Music Wibaux. MT Carol Suzanne Lindemann Bachelor of College Studies Golden Valley. ND James Lorenz Physical Education Beulah. ND Claudette Luttrell Mathematics Physical Education Watford City. ND Tami Maltese Business Administration Sidney. MT 99 auric Martin lusiness fcducat ion Physical Education efor. ND Neal Messer Business Administration Richardton. ND Rondee Martin Elementary Education Gladstone. ND Wamta Martinson Nursing Hatton. ND Debra K. Miller Elementary Education Napoleon. ND Duane Mueller Physical Education Beulah. ND Laurie Olson Office Clerical New England. ND Linda McLaughlin English Dickinson. ND Nancy Murphy Elementary Education Donnybrook. ND Maxine Oucharek Composite Music Yorkton. Sask. Canada 100 Emelme Muth Associate of College Studies Dickinson. ND Wesley Niedermann. Jr. Farm and Ranch Management Morristown. SD . ...v'tfeaa . Todd Alan Paddock Mathematics Billings. MT Laurie Petersen Nursing Berthold. ND Gail Pomplun Elementary Education Ellendale. ND Mary Quint is Nursing Hebron. ND Kenneth A. Rice Chemistry Belfield. ND Patricia Rossmiller Physical Education Wildrose. ND Charles James Peterson Business Administration Regent. ND Steven Pm now Business Administration Baker. MT DeEtta Reindel Office Clerical Regent. ND Peggy Sue Renner English Zap. ND Nadine Roth Physical Education Bismarck. ND David Rotering Nursing Amidon. ND 101 Dean Rummel Business Administration Dickinson. ND Rosalie Sonsalla Nursing Marmarth. ND Linda Jo Sanford Joan Ruggles Business Administration Nursing Watford City. ND New England. ND Steven Dean Sorby Business Administration Garrison. ND James B. Spangler Bachelor of College Studies Bismarck. ND Dann L. Thornton Composite Music Dickinson. ND Karen M. Schulte Physical Education New Salem. ND Nancy Tisor Elementary Education Dickinson. ND Annette Tormaschy Accounting Clerical Carrington. ND 102 Errc Theis Physical Education Lansford. ND Bruce Thornton Composite Music Dickinson. ND Laurae Tomashewski Choral Music Yorkton. Sask.. Canada Marcine Rae VanVeldhuizen Nursing Dickinson. ND Sharon Kay Veitz Elementary Education • Physical Education Elgin. ND Jerry D. Volesky Biology Belfield. ND Susan G. Wosepka Accounting Clerical Golva. ND Ruth Swenson Tschaekofske Elementary Education Dodge. ND Martin Valder Business Administration Dickinson. ND Leslie C. Witkowski Composite Social Science Mandan. ND 103 GRADUATION-1980 As with any graduation, whether it is high school, college or graduate school, graduation is a time of sus- pense. self-fulfillment and self-satis- faction-knowing that it is up to you to make your decisions—decisions that will shape, form and directly affect your future. As you sit with your black garments on which seem so foreign to you. you begin to wonder if you have chosen the right field or if the past four years have been a waste of both time and money. But then you begin to remember all the good times that you have had. all the things that you have learned and all of the great friends you have shared so many memories with. Finally, you believe that it was well worth the time and the trouble. Happy and sad are the feelings that are a part of you. Happiness that you have reached a goal—your goal and yet sad that now you’ll be leaving your friends and memories behind only for some new freshmen to pick them up and begin again. GRADUATION- AN END AND A BEGINNING SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jeff Heidt..........................President Linda Sanford..................Vice President Delores Kadrmas ....................Secretary Brenda Biel.........................Treasurer Dr. Paul C. Larson ...................Advisor DEX • INDEX • INDEX • A Aasen. Judi 53. 83 Ackerman. Charles 30 Ackerman. Mike 37 Ackerman. Nancy 35. 83 Allen, Clinton 94 Allen. Julie 31. 83 Allen. Margaret 63 Allex, Lynette 31. 83 Altenburg. Mike 51. 57 Aman. Patti 83 Aman. Polly 94 Anderson. Arlene 31. 83 Anderson, Brian 51 Anderson. Craig 51 Anderson. Eirik 64. 83 Anderson. Gary 64, 83 Anderson. Keith 83 Anderson. Marcia 83 Anderson. Monty 83 Anderson. Robin 3. 83 Andrus. Charles 38 Ankenbauer. Kevin 83 Arndt. Lori 83 Arness. Kathy 83 Arnett. Kimberly 83 Arnold. Carol 3, 18. 34, 38 Arnold. Susan 18 Arnold. Tom 4. 13. 18, 19. 36. 46, 47. 94 Austin. Gae 55, 83 B Baer. Ken 83 Baesler, Sheila 83 Badinger Mike 37 Baird. Maureen 36. 37, 38. 83 Banas. John 58, 59. 83 Banman. Alanna 36. 37. 38. 41, 83 Banman. Jim 36. 37, 38 Barber. Tim 31. 35, 83 Bardell. Steve 35 Barkland. Sandy 83 Barthel. Linda 94 Battest, Sherry 55, 83 Bauer. DeLane 63. 83 Beaudoin, Mary 36. 37, 38. 41. 94 Becker. Greg 51. 57, 63. 83 Beckman. Conrad 94 Benson. Rhonda 19, 34, 53. 53. 55. 83 Benz. Linda 83 Benz, Becky 35. 83 Benz. Renee 13, 36. 94 Berezay. Keith 64, 83 Berenger. Linda 83 Bergquist. Viola 83 Bergstrom. Janis 94 Bernhardt. David 83 Biel. Brenda 18. 19, 94 INDEX • INDEX • INDE Bertsch. Todd 63. 83 Beyer, Roben 36, 83 Bieber. Doug 31. 83 Binstock. Bonnie 83 Binstock. Carla 83 Binstock. Charlene 94 Binstock, Curt 63 Binstock. Denise 18, 19, 30. 34. 47. 83 Binstock. Donna 37, 83 Binstock. Jolene 37. 60. 83 Binstock. Mitch 83 Bjerke, Antoinette 33 Black. Trina 83 Boepple. Melissa 83 Boespflug, Monica 18. 83 Bohn. Scott 94 Bollinger, Mary 94 Bostyan. Valerie 83 Braaten. Norm 95 Braaten, Kent 30 Braddock. Norma 31, 83 Bratland. Jay 51 Braunagel, Perry 35 Breitbach. Dave 63 Brooks. Ryan 83 Brown. Jeff 95 Brown. Jackie 33. 83 Bruski. Linda 83 Brydl, Steph 83 Buchholz, Betty 83 Buchholz. LuAnn 31 Buckman. Kathy 83 Burbidge. Carla 83 Buzalsky, Teresa 39. 83 C Cahoon, Linda 55, 83 Campbell. Stella 34. 38 Candee, Candis 83 Candee. Deb 83 Candrian. Jeri 18, 33, 35 Carlson, Diane 55, 95 Chamberlain. Shelly 36, 38. 83 Chornuk, Richard 59 Christian. Connie 83 Christian. Tim 51, 83 Clark. Dan 33. 95 Clark, Karla 55. 83 Clark. Sandy 54. 55. 63 Clarin. Tim 95 Cline. Susan 33. 83 Coleman. Robert 33. 59 Cook. Jane 13. 83 Cook. Jeanna 38. 83 Cooper. David 51 Cords. Marjory 83 Corneil. Crystal 83 Cowdin. Sharon 19. 95 Cron, Della 83 if INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • IN Crook, Lillian 31. 83 D Dahl, Julee 95 Dahl, Karen 34, 83 Dahlen, Karen 30, 31, 38. 83 Dasovick. Daniel 83 Deichert, Daniel 30. 83 Deichert, Gen 27, 83 Deichert, Helen 3 Deichert, Rose 30. 34. 83 Diede, Jeff 83 Dillman, Julie 82 Dixon. Patti 53. 95 Dobitz, Carol 53. 95 Dodge. Guy 51, 83 Dolechek, Dale 22. 83 Dolezal. John 83 Dolezal, Mike 21. 95 Domagala, Anna 95 Domagala, Jeff 21, 35, 83 Donisthorpe, Scott 83 Dowling, Gary 51 Draeb, Mark 83 Dressier. Kelly 32 Dukart, Xavier 84 Dutchuk, Daniel 84 Dvorak, Barb 31, 84 Dvorak. Bernie 84 Dvorak. Veronica 27, 84 Dyer, Linda 84 Dynneson, Naomi 37. 38, 84 E Easton. Steve 64. 86. 95 Eddleman, Jim 59 Ehret, Shawna 21. 31. 84 Eisenbraun, Crystal 36, 38, 95 Eiserman, Chris 59 Ekness. Ray 38 Elis. Diana 96 Ellefsen. Karen 24 Ellingson. Donna 84 Enebo. David 29, 84 Enget. Lola 23, 31, 53. 96 Enget, Wade 31, 84 Erdle, Debbie 84 Erdle, Tim 84 Ereth, Carmaine 18, 19 Erickson. LaRayne 96 F Failing. Donna 84 Falkenberg, Jeff 59 Feller. Jerry 94 Feller. Terry 59 Feller. Victor 59, 84 Ferebee, Bob 32, 84 Ferraro, Tino 36. 37, 38, 84 Ficek, Herman 84 Fiechtner. Joyce 84 Filipi, Pam 22. 84 Finneman. Charlene 84 Fischer, Robert 84 Fischer. Sandy 84 Fisher. Barb 38. 84 Fisher. Renata 24, 84 Flemmer. Leona 38. 84 Flynn, Bonnie 29, 84 Flynn, Darrell 20 Forster. Karla 18, 38. 84 Forster, Julian 96 Forster. Pam 36, 37 Forster. Pat 20. 22. 24, 84 Foss. Brad 51. 84 Fox, Monte 84 Fraase. Sharleen 96 Franchuk. Curt 20. 22. 24. 84 Frank, Tim 27 Fried, Duane 18, 35, 84 Fuglie. Jill 34. 96 Fuglie, Sue 60 G Gab. Jeff 84 Gabbert, Lanny 84 Gabrielson, Marsha 85 Garhart. Phil 59 Gartner. Rita 96 Gatzke, Carol 52. 53. 55. 62. 85 Gay, Dennis 57, 63 Gellner. Jay 85 Gendreau, Dennis 12, 51, 96 Gengler, Elaine 85 Gernand, Mary 21. 85 Gieser, Carolyn 21. 22. 34, 85 Gilbertson, Deb 96 Gill, Terry 27. 31. 63, 85 Gilstad. Rusty 32 Gion. LaVerne 30. 34. 60. 85 Gion. William 85 Gjermundson. Brad 32. 33 Gjermundson, Tammy 30. 32. 85 Gjovig, Geralyn 85 Glasser, June 85 Goetz, Irene 85 Gordon. Rhonda 85 Graham, Denise 85 Grefe, Cynthia 85 Gregory. Cathy 85 Gresser, Bonnie 19. 20, 21. 26. 85 Grosz, Bonnie 96 Grosz, Kevin 29, 96 Grubb, Dave 51. 85 Gullickson. Dawn 85 DEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDE H Haase. Sharon 85 Hagfeldt. Mike 63. 85 Hall, Brenda 62 Hall, Deborah 62 Hall. Ken 56. 85 Hall, Tammy 96 Hamann, Kerry 85 Hammerschmidt, Bonnie 97 Hamers. Kelly 21. 85 Hankins. Bob 85 Harper. Susie 53, 85 Harrington, Alison 85 Hart. Dan 21. 85 Hartinger. Julie 97 Hattlestad. Mark 85 Hauge, Susan 85 Hausauer. Debbie 85 Hausauer. Kevin 85 Heck. Darlene 24. 28. 85 Hecker, Greg 85 Hecker. Luke 63. 85 Hecker, Pam 26, 85 Hedger. Pat 51. 63. 85 Heid. Alma 85 Heid. Jeri 34, 85 Heidt, Jeffrey 37. 38. 47. 97 Heidt. Jeffrey R. 20. 51 Heidt. Maxine 97 Heidt. Susan 18. 20. 60. 85 Heinert. Dalila 85 Heinert. Sharol 22. 31. 85 Heinrich. Wanda 85 Heiser. Greg 86 Heiser. Renee 21, 60, 97 Heiser, Roland 51, 86 Held. Jeri 60. 86 Helfenstein, Jeff 64, 97 Heilman, Delbert 97 Heilman, Janet 86 Hendrickson. Paul 51, 86 Henley. Susan 38 Hennessy. Pat 35, 57, 97 Herauf. Paul 6, 51. 63. 86 Herman. Pam 26, 86 Hermann. Pat 86 Herold. Kelly 26. 86 Herold. Randy 13, 26 Herold. Tom 26 Hesselbart. LuAnn 86 Heth, Karen 29 Hilderman. Eva 86 Hilt. Kim 97 Hinsz. Twila 21 Hintz, Brad 63 Hintz, Carla 62. 86 Hochhalter. Marsha 86 Hodenfield. Kyel 51. 63 Hodges. Linda 26. 86 Hoff. Jodi 86 Hoff. Judy 13. 97 Hoff, Naureen 86 Hoglund, Pam 55. 62, 86 Homelvig, Dudley 35 Honeyman, Rolan 26 Hopp, Mark 51. 63 Hopkins. Bob 12. 13, 26 Hovet, Tim 86 Howard, Jacki 37. 86 Huber, Dalton 31. 86 Huether. Leigh 47 Huffman, Jerry 63 Hughes. Sheila 36, 37. 38, 41. 86 Husarik. Paulette 86 Huus. Tom 86 I Isaak. Mary Ann 37 Iverson. Kristi 97 Iverson, Lynne 97 J Jablonsky. Dennel 98 Jaeger. Ken 86 Jaeger. Nancy 62 Jahner. Jim 86 Jalbert. Terry 26 Janes.MCevin 86 Janikowski, Jayne 86 Jellesed. Leif 32. 86 Jensen. Chuck 86 Jeske. Mark 63. 86 Jessen. Jeff 64. 98 Jiskra. Cheryl 86 Joersz. Nancy 86 Johnson. Kay 55. 86 Johnson, Linnea 31. 86 Jones, Linda 86 Jordon. Gene 26. 86 Jordon. Kevin 86 Jorgenson, Tim 32, 86 Jukich. Debra 86 Julson. Kyle 63. 86 Jung, Becky 86 Juntunen. Susan 26, 87 K Kadrmas. Delores 18. 34, 47. 98 Karsky, Dean 31. 87 Karsky, Teresa 87 Kast. Barb 87 Kathrein, Denise 87 Keller. Dan 87 Kelly. Mary 98 Kempenich. Lynn 87 Kendall. Marie 29 INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • IN Kerzman. Grace 87 Kerzman, Janice 98 Kessel, Mary Jane 18 Kilwein, Kathleen 87 Kilzer. Jackie 87 King. Mary 87 Kirchmeier, Allen 51, 87 Kirchmeier. Paula 87 Klein, Bev 98 Klein, Cynthia 24 Klein. Kathy 21. 34. 98 Knopik, Margaret 87 Knudson. Marty 26. 51 Knudsvig, Pam 87 Knutson. Lori 87 Kohler. Lisa 18. 26. 34. 87 Kohler, Suzanne 34, 98 Kom, LaVon 98 Koppinger. Kolleen 87 Koppinger, Kari 87 Kostelecky, Daryl 87 Kostelecky, Gregg 87 Kostelecky, Kristy 60, 87 Kostelecky, Lucille 87 Kostelecky, Mary 87 Kostelecky, Mike 87 Kostelecky. Olivia 62. 87 Kostelecky, Shannon 87 Kostelecky, Wanda 21, 87 Kottre, Jean 87 Kouba. Lynette 98 Kourajian. Kevin 13. 18. 35 Kovar. Pat 87 Krebs, Jim 51, 87 Krelick, Marie 87 Krieg, Wendy 62 Kronberg, Carol 87 Kruckenberg, Jackie 87 Kruckenberg. Julie 86. 87 Kruckenberg, Myron 87 Kudrna. Daryl 20, 22, 87 Kudrna, Doug 87 Kudrna. Kevin 63 Kudrna. Teryl 87 Kuhn. Bruce 26. 87 Kunda. Rita 98 Kuntz. Linda 22, 24. 88 Kuntz, Suzanne 47, 99 Kushner. Jerry 13. 51, 88 L Ladbury. Jim 51, 59 Lagge, Roscoe 51 Landis, Tammy 62 Larsen, DeMaris 27, 31. 34. 88 Larson, Julie 30. 53. 88 Larson. Verlaine 22. 88 Larson, Wanda 30 Lasher. Carmen 88 Lawrance. Murray 36. 37, 38 Leach, Cindy 24, 88 Lebsock, Jeff 57, 88 Lee, Lisa 88 Leer. Belva 99 Leer. Wade 99 Leland. Susan 88 Lengowski, Cathy 22, 99 Lenzen. Debbi 28, 99 Letteer, Elizabeth 88 Lewton. Mary 88 Ley, Jim 2. 31 Ley, Teresa 37, 38, 88, 99 Lindemann. Carol 99 Lindquist. Mike 23, 63, 88 Lloyd, Kristie 88 Loder. Goldie 29. 88 Loffelmacher. Harlan 23 Loffelmacher. Harold 23, 88 Lopez, Joe 27, 63, 88 Lorenz. Jim 99 Lorenz. Tammy 21. 99 Loss, Steve 13. 36, 38. 88 Losing, Victoria 88 Luptak. Jeff 19. 20. 22, 99 Lutz. Dean 88 Luttrell, Claudette 19. 32. 99 Lybeck, Chad 59. 88 Lyson, Kenny 51. 88 M Mack. Kyle 36. 37. 38. 41. 88 Magstadt. Lee 57, 88 Makelky, Jeff 35. 51. 88 Maltese. Nikki 22. 88 Maltese. Tami 22, 99 Many Horses, Mark 29 Marshall, Joel 51 McAdam. Toby 51 Marosok, Darci 88 Martin, Laurie 19. 100 Martin, Lynne 88 Martin. Rondee 19. 47, 60, 100 Martinson, Waneta 100 Martiason, Karen 88 Mayer, Donna 22, 26, 88 Mayo, Susan 19, 36. 37. 38. 41, 88 Meidinger, Lynn 88 Meier. Carol 21. 88 Mesche. Shirley 88 Messer. Neal 50. 100 Messmer. JoAnn 88 Meuchel, Mary 88 Michaelson. Mary 27 Michaelson. Dave 51. 59. 88 Michaelson, Tim 51. 59, 88 Miller, Carolyn 88 Miller, Debbie 88 Miller. Debra 34. 100 109 DEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • IND Miller. Jeff 89 Miller. Lorrie 89 Miller. Neal 89 Miller. Todd 89 Milne. Dale 37. 38. 89 Milroy. Abigail 37. 89 Mittleider. Mary 37. 38. 89 Moberg. Ken 89 Molnar. Doug 36. 37. 38. 89 Molstre. Renita 38. 89 Moltzen. DeLonnes 34. 60. 89 Monke. Del 39 Montgomery. Velda 89 Moser. Lynn 31. 89 Moser. Mary 31. 89 Mosset. Jacalyn 89 Mueller. Duane 56. 57. 89. 100 Mullaley. Chris 9, 30. 89 Murphy. Nancy 53. 100 Murphy. Tom 33 Mund. Rhonda 38 Muth. Emeline 100 Myaer. Don 51 N Nathanson. Marshall 51 Neether. Michael 33. 89 Nelson, Jeff 89 Nelson. Ryan 18, 89 Nelson. Susan 89 Neprash. Kathleen 89 Nesland. Kendra 89 Neubauer. Paul 51. 89 Nichols. Sally 89 Niederman. Wes 35. 100 Nielsen. Kathy 89 Nieters. Marilyn 31 Nishek, Loren 59. 89 Norton. Melvin 35 Nygaard. Nancy 31. 89 O Oberlander. Vaudeth 39 Obritsch. Wesley 89 O’Connell. Catherine 89 Oliszczak, Michael 89 Olmstead. Jean 34. 60 Olson. Brian Olson. Craig Olson. Karen 89 Olson. Laurie KX) Olson. Rodney 89 Olson. Sue 89 Opp. Linda 89 Ost. Todd 57 Ostrom. Todd 64 Ottmar. Maurice 89 Oucharek. Maxine 19. 34. 36, 37. 38. 41. KX) P Pachl. Randy 89 Paddock. Todd 51. 63. 101 Pasicznyk. Carol 63. 89 Paulsen. Sara 34. 89 Paulson. Phillip 89 Pekas. Donna 89 Perkins, Tony 51 Peterman. David 89 Peters. Cindy 31. 90 Peters. Jim 90 Peterson. Charles 33. 101 Peterson. Laurie 101 Pewe. Jeff 89 Pierce. Curt 7. 35. 89 Pinnow. Kim 37 Pinnow. Steve 63. 101 Pletan. Rocky 59 Plummer. Sherry 33. 90 Pomplun. Gail 34. 101 Popiel. Chris 31. 90 Praus. Vince 38 Printz, Dean 37, 38 Privratsky. Kerry Ann 90 Privratsky. Scott 51. 89 Pitsch. Danny 59 Q Ounitus. Mary 101 R Raasch. Renee 90 Rasch. Kelly 51. 90 Rathbun. Janie 90 Reagle. Tracie 53 Reindel. DeEtta 101 Reinhiller. Ross 18. 31. 90 Renner. Peggy 31. 101 Repetowski. Roxanne 90 Rettinger. LeeAnn 31. 55, 63 Reynolds. Peggy 90 Rice. Ken 30. 101 Riehl. Laurel 34. 55. 90 Riehl. Sherry 37. 90 Rodne. Dean 90 Rogers. Cheryl 90 Roger. Kevin 64. 90 Romanyshyn. Rita 54. 55. 63 Roshau. Alvin 90 Roshau. LoAnn 90 Rosendahl. Darcy 35. 51. 90 Rossmiller. Dave 90. 100 Rossmiller. Pat 63, 101 Rotering. David 13. 18. 30 Roth. Nadine 53. 55. 101 Roth. Sandra 31 Rudolph. Roger 51. 90 INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • IN Ruggles, Joan 31. 34. 102 Rummel, Dean 22. 102 Russell. Tracy 90 $ Samchek, Anthony 36. 37. 38. 90 Sandman. Mark 90 Sandvik. Susan 90 Sanford, Linda 19. 22. 47. 60, 102 Sayler. Dale 26 Sayler. Laurel 90 Sayler, Stanley 90 Schaeffer. Jim 32 Schank. Robert 90 Scheeler. Jean 23 Schiermeister. Renae 90 Schiff. Janal 90 Schiwal. Becky 90 Schlatter. Cheryl 90 Schmid. Tom 90 Schmidt. Dave II. 19. 35. 36. 37. 38. 41. 90 Schmidt. Linda 25. 28 Schmidt, Maria 90 Schmidt. Rosalyn 90 Schneider, Laurie 90 Schreder. Phyllis 29, 90 Schon. Pat 31. 34 Schulte. Karen 19, 34. 53. 102 Schultz. Shelly 18 Schulz, Marv 51, 63. 90 Schwartz. Adele 90 Schwartz. Cassie 34 Schwartz, Kimberly 37 Scott. Bruce 20. 91 Selensky. Sandy 91 Senn, Rodd 24. 91 Severson. Todd 51 Sigl. Diane Sigl, Jerry Sigurdson, Susan 36. 37. 38. 91 Shields. John 91 Six. Tom 63. 91 Skedsvold. Melanie 91 Smart. Mark 23. 91 Smith. Gery 91 Snow. Linda 91 Sokolofsky. Vickay 91 Sonsalla. Rosalie 102 Sorch. Cydra 91 Sorby, Steve 35. 102 Sorenson. Christopher 63 Sorensen. Scott 32. 51. 91 Sorlie, James 91 Spangler. Jim 19. 102 Steckler. Carmel 91 Steckler, Kellen 91 Steckler. Mitchell 63 Steinhouse. Judy 91 Steele. Michael 37. 91 Stenmoen. John 63, 91 Stern, Lisa 36. 37. 38, 91 Stern, Susan 25. 91 Stewart. Lili 91 Stockert. Curt 35. 91 Stoltz, Michele 21, 31. 91 Straub. Loretta 91 Stroh, Cheryl 91 Sturlaughson. Doug II. 51, 63 Sundheim. Rhonda 24. 34. 91 Sulser. Dennis 9, 51. 55. 63 Swett. Sharon 91 Syverson. Todd 91 T Tamayo. Cynthia 21. 91 Tardif. Kent 63 Ternes, Sherry 28 Theis. Eric 102 Theurer, Debra 91 Theurer. Luella 91 Thiel, Charlene 31, 91 Tholl. Cheryl 36. 38. 91 Thomas, JoLynn 91 Thomason. Kevin 59 Thompson, Janet 53. 54. 55. 62. 91 Thompson. Michelle 91 Thorgerson. Cal 21. 91 Thornton. Bruce 37, 38. 41. 102 Thornton. Dann 36. 38. 41, 102 Tibor. Bev 91 Tisor. Nancy 102 Tollefson. Tim 63. 90. 91 Tomashewski. L aurae 19. 36. 38. 103 Tormaschy. Annette 103 Tuggle. Gresh 51, 91 Tweden. Ordean 29. 92 U Urlacher. Duane 92 Urlacher. Glenn 26, 92 Urlacher. Marv 26. 92 V Valder. Martin 102 VanVeldhuizen. Marcine 103 Veeder. Wade 59. 92 Veitz. Sharon 30. 34. 46, 47, 103 Venhaus. Jeff 92 Vert. Maria 92 Vert. Mary 92 Vimng, Doreen 92 Vining. Mark 18. 29. 92 Voigt. Harold 92 Voigt. Robby 51 Volesky. Carla 53 Volesky. Jerry 20. 103 ill DEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • INDEX • IND Volesky, Laurie 55. 62. 92 Vranna, Barb 92 Vranna. Susan 92 W Wagner. Claire 92 Wagner. Rita 23, 92 Walby, Chris 9. 51. 63 Walker, Frances 25. 26, 92 Wallace, Dave 51 Walter. Corinne 21. 25. 92 Walter, Marlys 25. 92 Walters. Doug 22, 29 Walth. Naomi 92 Wanner, Ken 92 Wasem, Wes 92 Weiler. Dale 63. 92 Weisenberger, Ken 92 Weisz, Tammy 92 Werchau. Loren 92 Werchau. Pam 92 White, Darlene 19. 36. 38, 47, 91, 92 Whitman, Clifton 92 Wicka, Jim 92 Wickware. Brad 38, 92 Wieland. Michelle 23 Wiemann. Gary 27 Williams. Dave 51 Williams, Noah 64, 92 Wilz, Gary 92 Wingenbach. Ron 20, 30, 35, 51, 57, 92 Wittenburg, Mark 57 Witkowski. Les 18. 19, 20. 47. 103 Wold. Brian 92 Wold. Bruce 92 Wolf. Gloriann 92 Wolf. Shery 27. 92 Wolf. Tim 38 Wolfe. Karen 23, 92 Wolff, Dawn 92 Wollenburg, Lana 92 Wosepka. Susan Z Zander. Mary 92 Zeller. Julie 26. 34, 92 Zeller, Marilyn 9, 92 Ziebarth. Paula 92 Zuern, Annette 92 Many times, a yearbook is taken for granted and criticized to an extent of absurdity. Until you work, worry and sweat about how you are going to finish it you never realize how much there is to putting one together. I have learned that it is a real job and challenge to work on it and to put the finishing touches on the final page. It is a sense of accomplish- ment. I would like to thank all of the people who have helped me with this book: Margo Hassebrock, Dan Deichert. Carol Arnold. Duane Fried, Delores Kadrmas and espe- cially to Tim Cook whose faith in my abili- ties made the work seem easier and more conquerable. Thank you all. Susan Arnold 1979-80 Prairie Smoke Dickinson State College 8 1 80