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

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-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

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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

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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.