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

Text from Pages 1 - 143 of the 1988 volume:

PRAIRIE SMOKE Dickinson State University Dickinson, North Dakota Volume LXIII: 1988 Table Of Contents Introduction....................................................................2 Athletics......................................................................17 Special Events ................................................................43 Campus Groups..................................................................63 Administration And Faculty ....................................................83 Graduates.....................................................................107 Undergraduates................................................................123 Closing ......................................................................138 Not now. I'm in the middle of a crises Smile pretty 2 No guys, our goal is the other way! Jump. Cednc. jump I should have been in the Cokx of Money The annual water-buffalo coven- tion 5 I wonder how my brother Odis is? Running for '88 I'll get that fly if it kills me! 6 The form is fabulous, but a little off -- 7 Tee Heel I got me a squaw She didn’t know that cheerleading came with the job! Is this work, or play? A big boy like me needs two cans of pop. 8 DSU Football Cheerleaders express their feelings in a big way! Lisa Kilsdonk show attention 9 Coach Olson doing what he does best Sammy, modeling for Arc-Aid Inc May I have your autograph, please? “Basketball Cheerleaders'' 10 We've had one drink each, honest! About face . . march! Kenny Koz . DSU fans cheering the Hawks on in Helens, Montana. a one ond a two Art Weiss plays host to Win Lose or Draw Kerry Oberlonder shows off his football plaque with pride. There is a lot of calories in one of those Chad, oh Coach Milonovich gives his play- well. I suppose you could use some! ers the plan 12 15 DSU football cheerleaders strut their stuff in May Hall. What's wrong with this picture? 16 Surely Art isn't this much fun? nineteen FOOTBALL B Zubke. T. Stolo. B Wasem. J Sander. D. Madler. K Demis. S. Garrick. T. Dosch. A Weiss. H. Dvorak. J Gustafson. R KHsdonk. S Johnson. B Kelly. D Olson. D Bechtold. M Wells. T Holzworth. P Pfau, J, Sokoloski. B Mosbrucker. G. Kratzer. K Gunderson. S. Gratz. R Anchondo. D. Thompson. C. Lunde. D Erickson. K Morast, S. Lusty. B. Lemnus, D Paslcznyk. P, Stanton. J Seward. K Drown. E Kramer. J Schobinger, C Michaelson. T Lunda. D. Dukart. J Barry, J. Altermatt. D Williams, T. Middleton, M Keller. J McNeilly. S. Olson. T. Olson. S Schaff. K Oberlander. P Chapman. L Scranton. S Pattee, K Kostelnak. P Krieg. L Niemltailo. R Miske. T Hall. T Neu. J D Haugrose. S. Merrigan, A. Kraft. W Hagler. J Johnson. S. Cash, R Scheid, J Hadley, R Huber. J. Schneider. L. Dobitz. L Voigt. M Wandle. M Gibson. S. Cymbaluk. J. Bird. M. Erickson. Coaches and Staff M Olson. B. Etzoid. H. Biesot. G. Miller. K Roshau, T Huber. J Dahl. D. Lennon, A Hofland. S. Perdue. B..Steele. J. Oderman A DSU player points out a flaw in the meaning of ife Pow!! Right to the moon The Dickinson State University Blue Hawks continued their domination of the N.D.C.A.C. in '87 Led by coach Hank Biesot, the Hawks completed another undefeated season. While winning every regular season game, the Hawks also produced three All-Americans. Pete Stanton. Todd Middleton, and Paul Chapman. Combined with supportive fans and great cheerleaders, the Hawks enjoyed another successful year. 19 20 Pete Stanton ponders the signals sent by the DSU cheerleaders The Hawks now know the meaning of life Fruit Jelio! 21 The Hawks defense crushes another hapless victim CROSS COUNTRY Front Row Cooch D Lemnus, D Zastoupil. M Etta. L Hedkjnd. N Etta (captam) Middle Row Dent (Asst Coach). S. Lucas. M Werremeyer (Asst. Coach). K Jorgenson. T Phillips (Co-Captain) Back Row K Biel. D Cla, D Gumke, W. Broeder, R Phillips, T Biel, R Haptonstall (Co-Captain) Tim Phillips finally realizes he'll never win the Mon- tana Lottery 22 Attack of the Hawk Pack Snow is the only way to go! 23 Lori Hedlund-Top Runner Hawk Runners cross Heart River and ' Reflect'' on past accomplishments VOLLEYBALL Janet makes the difference with Front Row Jo Dent, Maria Moser. Cindi Lobdeli. Andy Williams, Carol Sauvageau. Theresa Dobitz. Roberta th,s tlp Scott. Back Row. JoAnne Kautzman. Carol Hughes. Carla Moe. Andrea Zier. Janet Fredericks. Kim Bennett. Sharon Breitbach. Head Coach Jane McDaniel. Stretching to make the winning score I always thought flying was hard! 25 An excellent return by the Lody Hawks. Don't shoot! We give up! Where do you want the ball, guys? Are you guys ready for this play? 26 Warn! Bam! Jam! Thank you Men! Look at that bug in the ceiling! Wooooo here we go again' � 27 Back row S. Sovik, G. Wilz, C. Hughes. D. Rasch, H. Lund. C Moe. R. Klose. J. Frederick. T. Keller. S. Brectbach. D. Grosbusch. J. Solem. A. Williams. Kneelin R. Herauf (Asst. Cooch). J. McDaniel (Coach). T Dobitz (Student Mgr) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 28 Gigi. are you trying to pose for the Toyota commercial? Who are you looking at, Debbie? 29 Janet Frederick drives m for two Carol Hughes thinks over her next move. w R E S T L I N G Back Row: Ben Steele, Gerald Miller, Everett Hall, Bill Kelly. Todd Hall. Kelly Compton. Shawn Olsen. Greg Flnneseth. Chuck Michaelson. Trevor Wilson. Casey Olson, Dan Weber, Jeff Weber, Ken Roshau Middle Row Mike Kelner, Pat Ayers. Dale Singer. James Cooper. Steve Cash. Shawn Pettee. Second Row: Randy Burwick. Gary Schwann. Kevin Dennis. Scott Christiansen. Mike Wandell, Chuck Seamands. Randy Hilsendager. Thad O’Donnell. Coach Mike Olson. Front Row Kris Olsen. Maria Prokop. Vicki Auen. Lisa Lee. Trade O'Donell 30 “What did you say about my girlfriend?” Jeff Weber plans his approach very carefully 31 Chuck Seamands Is very close to a pin James Cooper strives to give his very best MEN'S TRACK Front Row: Dan Stanton. Mark Keller. Brian Volk. Dave Schwartz. Wes Broeder. Brian Fehr. Tim Robinson Middle Row: Coach Don Lemnus. Bill Dent. Stuart Garrik. David Gumke, Danny Wheeling. Todd Biel. Mark Wandle. Dave Pazyniak. Coach Arlan Hoffland. Third Row: Pete Stanton. Jim Temple. Mike Moser. Tom Temple. Troy Arthur, Richard Foote. Mark Gibson. Dave always puts his best foot forward. Which Temple is this? Tim Robinson tries to keep the relay team’s lead. 32 A lot of muscle goes behind this shot put. Mike Moser takes time out between events to relax 33 Richard Foot strives for excellence Danny Wheeling shows his stuff. WOMEN'S TRACK 34 Front: Carla Moe. Deb Grosbusch, Giselle Wilz. Back Coach Jo Lindquist. Michelle Etta. Lori Hedlund. Nadine Etta. Deb Grosbusch clears the high jump bar RODEO CLUB Front Row Shown Hanson. Tom Nelson. Sindi Johnston. Colleen Murphy. Sebnna Koiamaha. Darin Good, Dan Lambourn. and Scott Thorson. Second Row Heidi Lund. Michelle Bauer, Sandy Carlson. Tammy Peterson, and Reed Kramer Grandpa said this was going to be soooo easy1 “The Horse's Pitoot lb Which way do I go? Which way do I go? TENNIS 38 Paul Chapman Rich Haptonstall Front Joy Schotxnger. Thod Bruhn. Don Wolby. Scott Christianson. Scott Cascoes. Brent Wassem. Randy Holland. Ross Dtede Middle Morgan Ballomy. Curt Christianson. Todd Glasser. Allen Kudrna. Troy Rodvold. John Sokoloski. Lou Dobitz. Brad Feist. Jay Schneider. Mike Cummngs Back Coach Hank B es� ot. Tim DeBilt. Bob Lemnus. Richard Quintus. Ty Pedigrew. Jeff Seward. John Berry. Mike Zimmer. Doug Atkins. John Goetz. Jeff Wetch F O O T B A L L Left to Right, bock row: R. Roshau. K. Kienenberger, T Corbin. P Huff- man. front row C. Kalvoda. S. Binstock. S. Huber r ' The 1987 Football Cheerleaders worked hard during the season. The girls enjoyed cheering for a NAIA Divi- sion II 1 team and had a great time cheering as a squad. They felt very honored to represent DSU. v__________________y RLEADERS My. those football players do have such pretty legs! 40 DSU MAT-MAIDS The 1988 wrestling season was a busy one for the Dickinson State University Mat-Maids. The mat-maids were in charge of keeping stats and organizing wrestling tournaments as well as cheering on the DSU wrestling team. The mat-maids sold concessions at wrestling tournaments and basketball games to raise money for nationals in Ta- coma. Washington. Enough money was raised to help finance their trip. Top Row: M. Prokup. Mddle Row V Auen. L. Lee. Bottom Row: T. O'Donnell. K. Olsen (Not Pictured: B. Wetsch) 41 The DSU Mat-Maids hard at work Vicki, lovin' every minute of it! GOLF NINETEEN 1987 Homecoming Royal Chief Travis Olson and Princess Shari Binstock 44 Front Row Janet Frednck. Laura Barnard. Jeame VanVIeet. Carol Hughes. Susan Reinhiller. Kristi Hersrud Second Row Randy Hanson. Juleex Lundberg. Tern Corbin (honorary maiden). Shan Binstock (Princess). Lisa Kilsdonk (honorary Maiden). Jill SoJem. Kevin Duttenhefner Back Row Carlen Thorsen (honorary brave). Kevin Fleckenstien. Daniel Olson (honorary brave), Paul Jundt. Travis Olson (Chief). Mike Moser. Curtis Hawkinson. Scott Molander. Jim Hansen 45 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES 46 The Blue Hawk Brigade in action on their way thn the crowds of people. :kinson ; University Alright! Who's the wise guy that forgot to use Shower to Shower? 47 So this is what they really do on their spare time off from class PIG OUT!! THE CORN IS GREEN DIRECTED BY JEAN WALDERA Left to right - Julee Lundberg as Bessie Watty. Judy Matson as Mrs. Watty, Margaret Burnhart as Miss Moffit, Kevin Thomas as The Squire. Kristen Runge as Miss Rinberry. and Don Ehli as John Goronwy Jones. The Dickinson State University Theatre Department presenta- tion of The Corn Is Green was performed November 6.7. and 8. 1987. The play, under the direc- tion of Jean Waldera. showed the struggles and fears of bring- ing education to a small town in Wales. The role of Morgan Evans was shared between two actors which made each performance have a noted difference. Miss Moffit (Margaret Burnhart) gives lessons to one of the Morgan Evans (Blake Tornga) Miss Moffit (Margaret Burnhart) gives lessons to the second Morgan Evans (Rich Haptonstall). The cast of The Corn Is Green attending lessons Judy Matson and Margaret Burnhart share some witty words as Mrs Watty and Miss Moffit WAITING FOR GODOT DIRECTED BY PETER MELLEN Lucky (Dr John Ballard), and his aroma Is evident on the (aces of Mr Pozzo (Julee Lundberg). Estragon (Don Ehli), and Vladimir (Kevin Thomas). The Dickinson State University Theatre De- partment's production of Waiting For Go- dot, was staged on January 29, 30, and 31, 1988. The play centered on two men. Vladimir and Estragon, and their wait for Mr. Godot. Under the direction of Peter Mellem, the cast included Dr. John Ballard, Don Ehli. Kevin Thomas, Julee Lundberg, Lynn Walker, and serving as assistant director was Cor- nelia Taylor. Vladimir (Kevin Thomas) peering into his itchy hat Estragon (Don Ehli) blaming the faults of his feet on his boots The boy. (Lynn Walker) comes to tell Vladimir (Kevin Vlodimir (Kevin Thomas) and Estragon (Don Ehli) discuss the merits of hanging them- Thomas) that Mr Godot will not come today selves THEATRE 50 { 51 HILLTOP HOLIDAY 1988 The 33rd annual Hilltop Holiday was held in Stick- ney Auditorium, March 1988., under the direction of Barb Gress of Richard- ton. North Dakota. The Production Crew for Hilltop-88 included: Kevin McLouth - Assistant Direc- tor and Music Director, Jeff Lundberg - Technical Di- rector, Harvey Tibor - Sound Design, Jim Keller - Set Design, and Julee Lundberg and Gaylen Ko- vash - Choreographers. The theme for Hilltop-88 was Beach Party. The production was centered around fun in the sun and included singing, dancing and bands of a beach par- ty Director Barb Gress with Karen Hanstead and Mike Ruggles Director Barb Gress Kevin Thomas and Steve Mosbrucker dress tor the occasion 52 Trudi Fraose and “The Gang enjoying the beach 53 54 Lisa Fielder accompanies Trudi Fraase Kellye Gumm. Jeff Lamprecht and Ken Janz provided some of the music for Hilltop The Cost of Wayword Saint, from left to right - Jeff Lumdberg. Karen Nelson. Julee Lundberg, Claire Andrus. Don Ehli, Clifton Nelson. Lori Ziemann and Rich Haptonstall. THE COMPANY OF WAYWARD SAINTS Hiding behind the broom from Karen Nelson is Clifton Nelson and Lori Ziemann Claire Andrus and Rich Haptonstall. ‘Speak No Evil - Claire Andrus. See No Evil - Jeff Lundberg ond Hear NO Evil - Karen Nelson SS CHINESE Df Zhang Wei astride his horse at the Rodeo Arena Dr Zhang Wei. head of the delegation Chinese educators, inquires about compel er-assisted interlibrary loans from Lillian Sore son. librarian at Stoxen Library The Chinese delegation at the ND State Capitol with Gov George Sinner. John Richard- The Chinese delegation observes the swimming technique son. ND Commissioner of Higher Education, and members of the DSU faculty shown by Mr Hofland 56 INVASION 57 Members of the delegation finishing a tour of Teddy Roosevelt's Elkhorn Cabin 58 Dunseith resident. Art Rude, was the winner of the Archie Hill award and a trip to Nashville. Tenn. The Tucson Ned band from Wolf Point, MT. performed music for the Jamboree audience The winner of the Jamboree Band competition was Loose Change from Taylor, NO 59 The winner of the Novice category was Gwen Sebas- tian. Hebron. NO Deb Sebastian, from Hebron, won the Female Vocalist award at this year’s Jamboree 60 The Tibor Brothers give directions to a lost wanderer, who's trying to find Sheffield NINETEEN PRAIRIE SMOKE Left to Right: Carmen Braaten. Wanda Oster. Tim Phillips. Jim Dahl. Editor Terri Corbin. Cory Taylor. Not Pictured: Lance Scranton. Todd Frietag. Denelle Hibl. Scott Decker 65 Gordy uses his photography knowledge to get the Proirie Smoke staff laying on the dirty floor! WESTERN Front Dave Thompson. Lance Stanton. Maren Anderson Back Scott Decker. Editor Lisa Kiisdonk. ONCEPT William Gripentrog, James Dahl. STUDENT SENATE FIRST ROW Kim Buck. Amy Reinhiller. and Shari Binstock SECOND ROW: Mr. Gentile, Randall Hanson. Timothy Robinson, and Allen Oberlander THIRD ROW Curtis Hawkinson, Travis Lunda, Trevor Wilson, and Scott Molander Powers and Duties: A. General: The Student Senate shall constitute the executive and legislative body to form recommendations and decisions and vote on matters concerning the Student Association and to pass these recommendations and decisions on to the col- lege administrators and or the various boards or committes formed by the Student Senate. Specific: 1. This body shall have the power to make its own By-Laws. 2. This body shall have general supervision of all affairs of the Student Association. These shall include, but are not restricted to. the following: a. Registration, chartering, and the regulation of Student or- ganizations and activities. b. Student Government and Student Activities financing. c. They shall rule on all matters not stated in the afore men- tioned Powers and Duties which are favorable to the Student Association. 68 Randall Hanson President 1987-88 FOUNDATION BOARD Front Row Julio Hurinenko. Bill Goetz, executive director. Dole Hansen, president. Tracy Scott. Bruce Howe. Back Row Frank Kubik. Jim Hartford. Leo Reinbold. President Albert Watrel and Bob Stronik H O M E C 0 M 1 N G Front Row Sho Re©' Huber. Carrie Kaivoda. Julee Lundberg. Terri Baldwin, Marla Moser, lynnette Wetzeli Second Row Laurel Moen. Nola Brooks. Jeanie VanVIeet. Kris Koppoger. Sharie Wirtzfield. Randy Hanson. Nathan Sorenson. Laura Barnard. Patti Schiwal. Trudy Frasse. and Leslie Knopik. Mrs. Watrel tips her hat to the Homecoming committee. This years Homecoming Committee displayed exceptional ability in putting on the traditional homecoming parade. The Dickinson National Guard turned a few heads with multiple rounds of blanks being fired in salute to the braves and princesses. Every year the committee devotes hours of time in organizing the week's events and judging them, half time activities and the T-shirt slogen which stated “Blue Hawk Country, Beware. 70 COMMITTEE JAMBOREE COUNCIL Front Row: Deb Woodbury. Heidi Lund. Lee Voight. Sindi Johnston. Roxanne Herberhoiz. Sandy Carlson, Lori Weikum, Sebrina Kalamaha. Julie Pekas. Doug Dolynuik. Back Row Darrin Good, Scott Thorson, Dale Luithle, Troy Sorter, Francis Knopik, Hank Bloom, Ken Goroski, Scott Cymbaluk. Reed Kramer, and Dan Lambourn. This years North Dakota Country-Western Jamboree was the 19th annual. DSU students and Faculty work hard each year to contribute to a successful show. Audition and performance judges perhaps have the toughest job picking the winners and runners-up. Audition judges include the following: Marv Allen. KBMR radio personality. Joyce Holter-Collins. Member of the Prairie Station Band, song writer and publisher, Don Simonson, previous member of various Country bands. Performance Judges are the following: Tammy Gistad, past Jamboree chairperson, and education coordinator at Home on the Range for Boys, Steve Zimmerman, past member of Cabin Still and Greasegun and the Zerks bands, and Vocational Agriculture FFA at Towner High School, and Jenny Zeller. First place winner last year for the Female Vocalist and First overall in the Country-Western Jamboree in 1987. She is also a member of the Country Cactus band. 71 WHO'S WHO Front Row R Hanson. T. Reeves. S. Roberts. B. Schneider. J. Scheitlin, L. Knopik. T Sailer. C. Hawkinson. Row 2 D Maxham, P. Levorsen. Row 3: J. Lundberg. D. Neumann, S. Zimmer, Row 4 V. Johnson. T. Dobitz, Row 5 D. Jackson. J. Kalvoda, Row 6 P. Stanton. S. Kast. E. Schaefer. M. Quintus, E. Koliada. J. Higgs. Not Pictured' S ReinhiNer. M. Freeman. J. Hessler. D. Thompson. M. Werremeyer. T. Marrien. C. Meyer. S. Stern. M. Hecker. N. Etta Les Knopik After all the hard work, it sure feels good Tim Reeves I consider it an honor. ' Randy Hanson It feels good to get such an honor. 72 Bock Row D. Schuh-dishwasher. B Gress-student mgr. L. Steiner-server, $ Kitzan-server, R. Erhardt-dinner cook. M. Marquart-snack bar help. K Kienenberger-server. M. Hondl-dishwasher. L. Rykowski-salad maker. C Fredrick-baker. Front Row: R. Landeis-mgr. T Tormaschy-dishwasher. L Gregory-breakfast lunch cook. A Leam-snack bar help. N Schwartz-student mgr. A. Christiansen-snack bar help. B. Meschke-secretary. C Faulhaber-snack bar help. D. Thompson-pot washer. D Adams-dishwasher WOODS-DORM COUNCIL Woods Hall dorm council: Front Susan Fischer. Middle Amy Reinhiller, Susan Schulte, Debbie Ottmar. Joan Hauser, Kris Koppinger. Lisa Berry. Virginia Miller Back: Teresa Dobitz, Debbie Grosbusch. 75 Woods Hall residents. ART CLUB-88 76 Left to right: Todd Corneil. Michelle Efta, Denise Anderson. Lori Zieman. Jeff Faidhallen. Kevin Duttenhefner. Dennis Navrat. Lilly Pomeroy. Frank Johnson. Peg Johnson. Carmen Dolen. Front Row Juli© Pekas. Lori Weikum, Ken Goroski. and Richard Steffen. 2nd Row Dole Luithle. Lee Voight. Troy Sailer. Hank Bloom, Scott Cymbaluk, and Dave Hendrickson. 3rd Row Doug Dolyniuk. Francis Knopik. and Chuck Steffan 77 BUSINESS CLUB 1988 Business Club - From left to right - Kneeling • Lea Schock. Shari Binstock. Diane Heck, Laurel Moen, LeHe Knopik. Standng - Janet White, Shawn Fitterer. Jolene Heiser, Curtis Hawkinson. Dorthy Poppy. Jim Sperl. Arlene Johnson, Dave Thompson. Marlene Gentile. Robert Rilley. Sherry Wirtzfeld. Troy Sailer, and Mr. Bind 78 Faculty Advisor - Mr Boyd Bindi 1987-1988 JAZZ BAND 1987-1988 Jazz Band Members: (sitting) Mary Nelson. Jeff Lundberg. Cammy Hoffman. Beth Nelson (standing) Christine Jacobsen. Kellye Gumm. Brad Heck. Rachael Ruggles. Joel Nelson. Dr. Svoboda. Kevin McLouth. Ken Janz. Kathy Darrah. and Steve Schneider 1987-1988 VOCAL POP ENSEMBLE 1987-1988 Vocal Pop Ensemble Members (Left to Right) Diane Senn. Carla Meslmg. Stacy Parsons. Christy Phillip. Rachael Ruggles. Marcie Krohn. Stacy Doppler. Bonnie Mayer. Theresa Adkins and Barb Gress. 1987-1988 CONCERT BAND 1987-1988 Concert Band under the direction of Dr. Svoboda Members include First Row Marcie Krohn. Sister Colette Wolfe. Nancy Schwartz, Trudy Fraase Second Row Mary Nelson. Tammy Haverlock, Rachael Ruggles. Lea Schock, Craig Kappel. Julie Larson. Dawn Frankl, Charlotte Just Third Row: Kevin McLouth, Joel Nelson. Ken Janz. Cathy Darrah, Steve Schneider. Stacy Parsons. Cammy Hoffman. Jeff Lundberg. Back Row: Brad Heck. Kellye Gumm. Jeff Lamprecht. Barb Gress. Heather Haugen and Dr. Svoboda. 81 MUSIC DEPARTMENT 87-88 82 lo 4 CL MT) VJkCSVTTaftW President Albert A. Watrel THE PRESIDENT AND THE STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Seventy years ago. in 1918, this university first opened its doors Thirty-three students climbed the stairs of the Elks Building ir downtown Dickinson to become the first class to enroll at thi Institution. That was a humble beginning but today the traditior lives on in you. Academic Year 1987-88 has been one of the most exciting and productive periods in the 70-year proud history of this unique institution. Progressive, innovative and expanding, Dickinsor State has become one of the finest institutions of higher learning in the United States. DSU is not yet nationally known, but ou superb faculty, which holds terminal degrees from prestigiou universities from the U.S. and abroad, has inevitably attracted c wider circle of students who spread the word about the high quality education they receive. As we have grown in reputation so too has our enrollment increased. This year we have had the highest enrollment in recent history, continuing the annuc growth we have experienced in the last decade. We enjoyed highly successful academic, cultural, and athletic programs this year. You the students, DSU's living spirit, continuec to add your enthusiasm, your energy, and your intellect to mak ing this an exciting place to teach, to learn, and to grow. DSU i: on the threshold of an even brighter, more exciting future anc the intention is to face that future with confidence and courage in the knowledge that our foundations are firm, our programs arc in place, and our course is true. When you return to DSU in the coming years, I know that you will see even further growth anc expansion. During my tenure here I have never seen DSU stand ing so tall. Albert A. Watrel President STATE BOARD OF HGHER EDUCATION John A. Richardson, Ph.D...........................................Commissioner of Higher Education Larry A. Isaak, B.S. C.P.A..................................Assistant Commissioner of Administration Clark J. Wold. M.B.A..........................................................Assistant Commissioner Rick D. Johnson, J.D....................................................................Chief Counsel Ellen Chaffee. Ph.D......................................Associate Commissioner of Academic Affairs Kenneth Tweeten .............................................................President, Grand Forks Dr. Jack Pfister .............................................................................Wahpeton Jack Olin ...................................................................................Dickinson Marijo Shide .................................................................................Larimore Lee Christensen ...............................................................................Kenmare Darlene Leinen...............................................................................Williston E. Gene Martin ...........................................................................Grand Forks Mitchell G. Nelson ...................................................Student Representative, Mayville 84 Lavem Jessen Dean of Student Services William Goetz Vice President for Development Roger Huffman Registrar NOT PICTURED: Alex Vardomis Assistant to the President Winifred Stump Assistant to the Vice President Alvm Binstock Vice President of Business Affairs 85 Tom Jensen Vice President of Academic Affairs Hardin Aasand Assistant Professor-English Sandra Affeldt Assistant Professor-Nursing Chair-Nursing Eric Arntson Assistant Professor-Agriculture Chair-Agriculture Jon BaBard Assistant Professor-Spanish George Berger Instrue tor-Business 86 Joseph Callahan Assistant Professor-Education Dean-School of Education. Health. Physical Education and Recreation Marion Dukart Instructor-Nursing Keith Fernsler Associate Professor-Sociology 87 Michael Fronk Assistant Professof-Physics. Computer Science Myron Freeman Professor-Biology 88 Travis Haakedahl Assistant Professor-Education Karen Heth Instructor-Business Jane Hoerner Instructor-Nursing Ronald Huch Assistant Professor-History 89 Lloyd Kessel Instructor-Nursing Roger Kilwein Assistant Professor-Business Richard King Professor-Business Sandy Klein Lecturer-Business Edward Kluk Professor-Physics t Carl Larson Professor-Physics Larry League Associate Professor-Geography. Geology 90 Don Lemnus Professor-Physical Education Char-Health Sciences. Physical Education and Recreation Celia Lindquist Instructor-Physical Education Head Track Coach 91 Paula Martin Assistant Professor-Chemistry William Massey Associate Professor-Mathematics Charles Morrison Professor-Business Dennis Navrat Professor-Art 92 Kayleen Nodland Lecturer-Business LeRoy Oberiander Associate Professor-German Lily Pomeroy Assistant Professor-Art Georgia Roasch Instructor-Nursing Ida Rigley Assistant Professor-Nursing Leland Skabo Professor-Business David Solheim Assistant Professor-English Chair-Fine Arts and Humanities 93 94 Don Vick Professor-Mathematics Chair-Natural Sciences and Mathematics Gerald Waldera Associate Professor of Political Science Chair-Social and Behavioral Science Ray Wheeler Professor-English Darwin Whelan Associate Professor Education NOT PICTURED: Henry Biesiot Assistant Professor-Physical Education Elwood Brown Professor-Music Leland Dayley Associate Professor-psychology Thomas Fetsco Assistant Professor-Psychology Rodger Fraase Director of Computer Services Michael Hostings Assistant Professor-Biology Arlan Hofland Instructor-Physical Education Betty Kleeman College Nurse Eileen Kopren Circulation Librarian Kenneth Kussy Lecturer and Chair. Technical Education Dale Lennon Director of Housing Mark Lowe Office Manager. Business Office James Martz Assistant Professor. Librarian Jane McDaniel Instructor. Physical Education Marshall Melbye Admissions Counselor Peter Mellen Assistant Professor-Speech and Theatre Samuel Milanovich Instructor. Physical Education Joseph Miller Instructor. Computer Science Alexander Ng Assistant Professor. Math and Computer Science Michael Olson Director of Athletics. Associate Professor, Physical Education Richard Priem Assistant Professor Business Louis Rigley Professor. Biology Louis Acchini Professor. Music Geral Seela Assistant Professor. Music Winifred Stump Professor. Speech Arthur Svoboda Assistant Professor. Music Russell Veeder Professor. History Jean Waldera Associate Professor. Speech-Theatre Fred Werremeyer Professor. Mathematics Kay Werremeyer Associate Professor. Education 95 Jack Aylor Director of University Relations Linda Cornell Secretary-Ken Kussy Bud Etzold Admissions Counselor Assistant Football Coach STAFF Elaine Fedorenko Placement office Barb Kokkeler Woods Hall Head Resident 97 Joe Kokkler Parks ond Grounds Roger Landeis Food Service Director Chris Lennon Director of Counseling and Learning Resources Kathy Lowe Secretary for University Relations Donna Miller Bernnett Reinke Secretory for Registrar Director of Libraries 98 Gordon Weixel Assistant Director of University Relations Marilyn Wheeler Secretary for the Registrar Sharon Wolff Manager of the Book Store 99 06fe tITTITX Arlene Chapinski Secretary Roger Frasse Director of Computer Services Jane Higgs Secretary NOT PICTURED STAFF: Michelle Dacar Lecturer. Mathematics Carlyle Johnson Lecturer, Highway Transportation Specialist Vince Ficek Lecturer, Transportation Law Gary Kalanek Lecturer, Highway Transportation Joy Fiala Lecturer, Music Herminia Kluk Lecturer, Physics Rut Fox, O.S.B. Lecturer. Engish and Theology Bruce Messmer Lecturer, Heavy Equipment Operator Ann Frietschel Lecturer, Theology Karen Nelson Lecturer, Speech Garvin Golder Lecturer, Theology Bruce Nesheim Lecturer, Heavy Equipment Operator Betsy Harris Lecturer, English Donald Rea Lecturer, Highway Transportation Specialist James Hope Lecturer, Business Law Donald Preston Lecturer, Theology Mary Huether Lecturer, Art Elizabeth Shapland Lecturer, English Gene Hysjulien Lecturer, Psychology Terry Sickler Lecturer, Sociology 101 ART WORK BY FRANK JOHNSON 102 V,.' 104 105. 106 NINETEEN Stephanie Jane Anderson Business Education Ellen Baird Elementary Education Anond Bakshi Computer Science Laura Jean Barnard Elementary Education Jonathan Beyer College Studies 108 Shari Lynn Binstock Business Administration Carla R. Brugh Joleen Marie Buresh Computer Science Business Administration. Executive Secretary. Medical Secretary and Information Management Allyson B. Carson Elementary Education Steven M. Cash Business Administration Todd M Cornea Art Education James Dahl College Studies Paul Diemert Business Education Clay Erhart Chemistry Sandra Erickson Nursing Lisa L. Fielder Choral Music Education Michelle Finneman Nursing Lisa Joan Forster Legal Secretary Heidi Harnisch Nursing Curtis Ray Hawkinson Business Administration Dana Marie Ingalls Elementary Education Amy Iverson Nursing Daniel K. Jackson Business Administration 112 Crystal Johnson Elementary Education Frank Todd Johnson Math Education Joseph Kaivoda Math Secondary Education Scott Kast Computer Science. Mathematics Lisa Dianne Kilsdonk Communications Composite-Secondary Education Rod Kilsdonk Behavioral and Social Science Composite - Secondary Education 113 Merri Kirschten Business Education 114 Sharon McCleary Secondary Science Education Kathleen Unruh Meyer Business Education Margaret Meyer Business Administration Virginia Miller Legal Secretary Laurel Moen Business Administration Wanda Oster Business Administration 115 Deb Parks Business Administration k Wendy Ridl Business Education Dorothy Roll Elementary Education Susan Sc hock Medical. Legal and Executive Secretary Mary Shepherd Business Education Robert Shepherd Business Education Michelle Joy Siewert Elementary Education 117 CONGRATULATIONS Nathan Arthur Sorenson Business Administration Accounting Kyle Stef fan Business Administration Doris Tonneson Computer Science 1 9 8 8 G R A D U A T E S 118 119 Laurel Moen seems very pleased with her accomplishments GRADUATION Charles Morrison takes part in the Graduation ceremony 121 Rod and Lisa Kilsdonk share their smiles with the camera. Ahhhh. those smiles of accomplishment and relief! 122 Steve Cash, James Dahl, and Tim Phillips show their excitement, nineteen Alpert, Rebecca Anderson, Billie Anderson, Donna Arthur, Troy Auen, Vicki Balsam, Jonette Baldwin. Terri Bellamy, Morgan Binstock, Lisa Bloom, Hank Braaten, Carmen Brooks, Nola 124 Conlon, Beverly Corbin, Terri Cuskelly, Doug Dolen, Carmen Duttenhefner. Darryl Duttenhefner. Janet 125 Duttenhefner. Kevin Ellison, Angela Erdman, Michael Eslinger. Dara Falkenhagen, Ann Fehr, Bryan Fettig, Kimberly Fischer, Susan Flick, Lisa Flynn, Jamara igasenTucfy Freitag, Gietzen, Mike Gress, Faye Grosbusch, Debbie 126 Gatzke. Clint Guenther, Jeffrey Guler. Gerald Hartleib, Lori Hatzenbuhler, Pam Hauck, Shelly Haugen, Heather Hauser, Joan Henderson, Dallas 127 Herner, Arvin Hibl, Denelle Hochhalter, Cheri Hoffman. Cammy Holland, Randy Homman, Konnie Hourigan. Debbie Huber, ShaRee Huffman, Paula Huschka, Todd Idler. Kendra Jackson. Lisa Jacobs. Clint Jacobsen. Christine Johnson. Candace 128 Johnson, Linda Just, Charlotte Kadrmas. Kristy Kalamaha. Sebrina Kalvoda, Carrie Keller, James Kienenberger, Kelly Kilzer, Carolyn Kilzer, Marian I 129 Klein, MaryAnn Knopik, Leslie Kostelecky, Jon Kraft. Arthur Kramer, Kim Krohn, Marcella Krush, Julie Kubishta, Carol Kubishta. Lorin Kudma, Ronda Kuhn. Patty Laches. Tammy 130 t Larson, Malinda Lindbo, Kim Linnell. Marlene lobdell, Cynthia Lopez, John Lutz, Suzanne Mahrer, Kerri Mann-Gaffrey, Mary Martin, Dorle Maxham, Deb Meier, Ellguvene Meier, Wendy Merrigan, Steven Messer, Janie Miller. Kathy 131 Miller. Virginia Moe, Carla Munoz, Annette Murphy, Colleen Naumann, Deanna Nelson, Terrilyn Neu, Faith Neu, Tim Nichols, Scott Olson. Kristi Oster, Brenda Ottmar. Debbie 132 Overstreet, Marva Pekas, Julie Quenzer. Kimberly Radspinner. Dawn Rasch, Darcy Redmer, Jill Redmond, Justin Reinhiller, Amy Repetowski, Cameron Ridl, Glenora Rilley. Robert Roshau. Ronda 133 Rude, Arlyss Ruggles, Rachael Saetz, Jerilyn Sailer, Troy Sather. Christine Scheitlin, Julie Schiwal, Patti Schlager Marilyn Schuchhardt, Ethel 134 Schulte, Susan Scranton, Lance Schumann, Wesley Schwartz. Nancy Seymanski. Dakota Singer. Dale Smaltz, Patricia Stafford, Ann Steffan Lori Symanowski. Lynette Taylor. Cornelia Thompson. David 135 Thunder Hawk, Martin Tibor. Larry Tibor, Harvey Tibor, Sandra Tibor, Shirley Trautman, Paula Treto, Diane Van Dewerker. Bonnie Walcker, Cynthia Wetzel, Lynnette Wolf, Shelley Wyckoff. Sheri Zimmerman, Leah 136 UNDERGRADUATES CONT. David Dolecheck Viki Johnson Bronda Opp Michelle Staggs GOOD-BYE 138 1987-88