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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1989 volume:

Sam Johnson puts his move on yet another girl. Nice legs. Art Weiss; shame about your face 2 Brian Zubke. Steve Kleinjan. and Kerry (Obie) Oberlander checking out the Beavers Nice improvement. Art Weiss. 3 Tom Heaton displays Ns school spirit. What is Kelly Kienenberger up to now? Carmen Braaten and Deb Hourigan are proud to have exceeded the 1989 scholarship goal Jim Keller helping Kim Koehler get a hold of herself. DSU students batting the blistering cold. President Watrel demonstrating his finishing technique. Who is Coach Olsen scolding now? And the winner is ... Jim Ciavarefla and Tim Robinson getting ready for a Student Senate meeting. Dr Hardin Aasand pondering a question of 16th Cen- tury English-or what he is going to do tonight? Thomas Heaton-the lost brother of Bob and Doug McKenzie! 6 Kerry Drown and Mark Keller having a tall cold one and watching a little football! Cars line up early in front of May Hall for classes. 7 Jim Temple battling the elements in front of Selke Hal Jeff Allen-comedion Dawn Woodard and Tammy Waldal placed 3rd In the contest. Sabra Anderson. Kris Lensegrav. Mardell Roth, and Nadine Staudinger placed 2nd in the Lip Sync Contest. The Maddogs from Hell-Shawn McDowell and Dan Blankenship-took 1st place! 6 Ukranians have a visit with President Watrel. Dr. David Solheim and Jean Waldera flash a smile to the camera during Homecoming. Woods Hall residents Lynnette Ellison, Cindy Lobdell. and Nadine Staudinger ride on the Homecoming float 9 Ty Pettigrew does his imitation of Greg Louganis! Sharon Breitbach, Dan Stanton. Kerry Obe Oberiander. Mike Schroeder. Tom Dosch. Keith Helfrich. and Steve Kleinjan enjoy a game of intramural basketball. 10 John McNeilly raids the pop machine before class! Deb Grosbusch tells Mike Guggles about what she did last night! Bill Gripentrog enjoying a quiet moment in the library. Tim Phillips entertaining DSU students during SBW Week. DSU Body Building Championship Winner- Scott Zimmer Runner Up- Kevin (Skinny) Gerving I've got it. I've got it. says Rob Stanton. Tim Vogel yelling. “Look, ma, no training wheels. 13 Keith Helfrich .. Put your hands up and drop your weapon. DSU FACULTY AND STAFF Coach Olsen, expanding the horizons of DSU students. 14 Secretary. Kathy Lowe; Did you see what happened on Days''? Boo! Mark Jastorff; first day jitters. 15 DSU Business Office May we help you?' Carla Messling says to herself. Will it be Galen Kovash or David Wilke? Bud Etzold goes G.Q. Tom Heaton and Steve Merrigan. making a trip for refreshments 16 Princess Rondo Roshou and Chief Scott Zimmer. HOMECOMING BRAVES MAIDENS (Maidens) Jill Solem. Kelly Kiervenberger. Joan Hauser. Terri Houghton. Ronda Roshau. Scott Zimmer. Teresa Dobitz, Nola Brooks, Mary Biel. Connie Buresh. Carol Herauf (Braves) Ray Anchondo. Scott Garrick. Dan Olson. Thodd O'Donnell. Kerry Oberlander. William KeHy. John Stanton. Jon Sokoloski. Dave Erickson Blue Hawk Power Sweeps the Plank was the theme for Homecoming '88. The week was filled with many fun activities, a hypnotist. 50's sock hop. pep rally, and the traditional ceremony. The football team ended the week with a 31-6 win over the Mary Marauders 20 Woods Hall maroons a Marauder Kelly Gumm plays the drums during the Homecoming Ceremony. The Blue Hawk Brigade marches in the parade 21 Homecoming Committee (Standing) Nola Brooks, Donna Andersen. Carmen Braaten, Kevin Duttenhefner. Debra Hourigan. Marlene Gentile. Jim KeOer, Benm Privatsky. Trudy Fraase. Lynette Wetzel. Cammy Hoffman. Melanie Miller. (Sitting) Laurel Moen. Carrie Kalvoda. Kelly Kienenberger. Terri Houghton. Lisa Schiff I— o Q- HOLIDAY 1989 I L L Kevin McLouth. director Standing Amy Reinhiller, Peggy Nistler Sitting Carlene Fletcher. Rhonda Roshau. and Cebe Kitzan Kevin McLouth, Lynn Obermeyer, Debbie Kuylen. Carlene Fletcher Stacy Parsons and Rachael Ruggles Barb Gress This year's Hilltop Holiday was an- other success. The theme was A Night Out, and featured songs both popular and of yesteryear. Kevin McLouth, a senior with a composite music major, directed the production. Galen Kovash, a ju- nior with a music major, was the as- sistant director. This year's cast consisted of over thirty talented performers. It is spon- sored by M.E.N.C. (Music Educators National Conference) which is guid- ed by Dr. Louis Sacchini. Many hours of hard work went into making the Hilltop Holiday a suc- cess, but they eventually paid off. Margaret Barnhart, Russ Riehl and Don Ehll. DICKINSON STATE The Foreigner: Kevin Mclouth, Jeff Jost. Rich Hoptonsfal. Rita Knowles, Kevin Thomas, and Margaret Barnhart Dickinson State University Theatre had a full season providing six productions on the Dickinson State campus. The Foreigner. The Little Shop of Horrors, The House of Bernarda Alba, and A Christmas Carol were presented on the stage in Stickney Auditorium. Steel Magnolias and Cat on A Hot Tin Roof were presented in the Theatre Loft. The Dickinson State Theatre was honored this Centennial Year as the Governor's Players. 24 UNIVERSITY THEATRE THE FOREIGNER LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Russ Riehl and Margaret Barnhart Joe Legate THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA 25 Rachel Thomas and Theresa Brumley Theresa Brumley. Constance Walter. Lori Zieman, and Anita Fraase THE THEATRE The cast for Steel Magnolias Dickinson Theatre Department launched the Black Box Theatre as a second performance space featuring. “Steel Magnolias during the fall semester. The Black Box Theatre provides a more intimate setting for the theatre department to grow and learn. “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof , was scheduled for the spring semester and was the second play performed in the Black Box Theatre. 26 LOFT STEEL MAGNOLIAS Lori Zi©mon. Annett Kadrmas. Joyce Kenner. Margaret Barnhart, Lisa Anita Frase. Annett Kodrmas. Sandy Picken. Margaret Barnhart. Julie Baer, Susan Cannon. Legage CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF Arlie Hulm, Dr. John Ballard. Rich Haptonstal. Russ Riehl. Leslie Chaska, Sandy Picken. Mary Erhart. Brian Erhart. SURE BEATS WINTER WEEK 28 HAWK “of the1- BLUfc—mnnra BBH B- B eS E Back Row Coach Mike Olson. Coach Bud Etzold. Coach Arland Hofland, Head Coach Henry Biesiot. Paul Claus. Darci Raasch. Ben Steele. Terri Keller. Cora Holz. Jim Miller. Scott Keck. Eddie Nelson. Row Two: Pete Stanton. Ken Kostelnak. Coach Roushau. Henry Dvorak. Leon Weisenberger. Casey Olson. Kent Klose. Travis Lunda. John McNeely. Tim Stolo. Bill Kelly. Dan Olson. Dodie B� rdsall. Row Three Steve Molstre. Todd Hall, Randy Holland, Lance Hofland. Ray Hall, John Aarfor. Dave Pierce. Tom Heaton. Lance Scranton Row Four Pat Bohn. Brian Stevens. Pete Pfau, Dan Stanton. Rob Stanton. Tim Neu, Monty Mayer, Ty Lawler, Jerry Schneider, Jeff Stuart. Row Five: Chad Lovedahl. Bob Eligidely. Jeremy Hageness, Allen Ewoniuk, Darrin Dukart. Kevin Morast, Jay Schneider, Doug Bechtold, Gary Johnson. Ryan Schied. Staci Wilson. Row Six Jerry Altermat. Aurthur Kraft. Art Weiss. Steve Merrigan. Rocky Hanson. Mark Wnadle. Lou Dobitz, Stuart Garrick, Tom Dosch. Brian Zubke. Dave Oulette. Shawn Schaff. Row Seven: Sam Johnson, Ray Anchando, Paul Chapman. Jeff Seward, John Sander. John Barry, James Keller, Chuck Michaelson. Bob Lemnus. Bob Mlske. Jay Schobinger Row Eight Kerry Drown. Kevm Fieckinstein. Kurt Gunderson. James Gustanson. John Hadley. Doug Madler, Mark Gibson, Eugene Kramer. Kerry Oberlander. Bob Mosbrucker. Scott Gratz. Pete Krieg 30 FOOTBALL Miske and Johnson prepare to destroy 1988-89 Coach Biesiot plans some strategy with Coach Kostelnak looking on learnedly and Madler listening intently. Defense looks tough I 32 ALL-AMERICANS Steve Molstre - on his way to another fine play DSU VOLLEYBALL Bock Row; Adriana Sanchez. Jul� e Wetzel. Cathy Carlson. Sharon Breitbach. Carla Moe. Andre Zier. Amy Murphy. Sherry Whited. Patti Pfau. Kim Bennett. Staci Badger. Carol Sauvageau-Hadley Front Row: Head Cooch Jane McDaniel. Student Assistants Kay Ehrmantraut. Teresa Dobitz. Karen Dryden. Morgan Bellamy. Assistant Coach Penny Wasem The Volleyball Program at Dickinson State is in the nurturing stages yet. We are building from season to season and are definitely headed in the right direction. Recruiting is the key to a successful team and each year we have improved and built on an already strong returning team. The overall season this year was at times very successful. '‘Consistency in volleyball is Crucial , quotes Coach McDaniel. At times we were very consistent, and then there were times when we were not! We came close to winning some matches but when we lost our concentration when it really counted. This will be a main goal for us next season ' There were many areas where we improved immensely this season. I don't measure the success of our program on wins and losses at this stage. Right now we are rebuilding and I only look for more improvements next year. We established a solid core of returners, now we need to add some depth to those positions ... This will be the key ' 34 '•TEAMWORK!!! 35 Carol Hadley tries her best as Sharon Breitboch helps her up. Cathy Carlson and Carla Moe are also ready to help CROSS 36 Lon Hedlund Wes Broeder. Todd Biel. Rich Haptonstall, and Ranc Binstock COUNTRY ck Row: Loretta Dvorak, Rita Knowles, Denise Fortier. Lori Hedlund. Coach Lemnus Front Row Michelle a, Donna Zastoupil. Nadine Etta 37 Lori Hedlund Tim Robinson. Loretta Dvorak. Coach Lemnus MENS BASKETBALL Todd Riggs Jim Miller ond Tim Vogel 38 Dion HV Bock Row Jim Grosulak. Tim Vogel. Kevin Kirkland. Mike Schroeder. Jim Hansen, Kevin Gerving Front Row Coach Bob Guinn. Scott Keck. Dave Faiman. Brad Griffith. Brad Johnson, Jim Miller. Mark Cornell. Doug Gerving. Coach Mick Jordan. Coach Sam Milanovich WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Bottom Row: LeAnn Filkowski. Deb Grosbusch. Jill Bouscher, Gigi WUz. Toni Kramer Middle Row Coach McDaniel. Jill Solem. Susan Gaustad, Lana Safratowich. Heidi Lund. Coach Omdahl Back Row: Lynn Gray. Amy Murphy. KeHen Sancfland. Carla Zimdars, Roberta Hall. Susan Gaustad Gigi Wilz 40 41 Coach Jan© McDaniel (Bock row) Casey Olson. Chuck Michaelson. Brian Boucher. Jeff Stewart. Bill Schneider. (3rd row) Randy Burwick. Randy Coughlin, Dale Singer. Casey O'Donnell. Brian Stevens. Kurt Schneider. Coach Olson (2nd row) Dan Blakenship. Shawn McDowel. Matt Donley. Bruch Jahner. Kelly Compton. Thodd O'Donnell, Chuck Jardee. (1st row) Brenda Wetch. Missy Gabel. Jonette Balsam. Trade O'Donnell 42 Shawn McDowel is ready to wrestle Chett Stevenson’s ready to move. NDCAC 43 Chett in the winning mode. 44 Brian Boucher strives for a win. Shawn McDowel on the verge of winning again. ALL AMERICANS Chuck Mlchaelson — HWT 25-4 Thadd O'Donnell — 134 20-2 Shawn McDowel — 118 26-14 The DSU wrestling team had their fourth NDCAC Conference Championship this season. The team took third in District 12 and 17th in NAIA. Chuck Michaelson-HWT, is the NDCAC Champ for the third time and Casey Olson-167, is the NDCAC champ for the first time. The season ended with three DSU wrestlers being named All-Americans, they were Chuck Michaelson, Thadd O'Donnell, and Shawn McDowel. 45 BLUE HAWK Front Row: Denis© Fortier. Lori Hedland. Michelle Etta. Kelly Benzmiller. Back Row: Roberta Hall. Tiffany Homiston. Cathy Carlson. Ms. Lindquist (Coach). The 1989 track season ended on a strong note. Both the men's and women's track teams at Dickinson State University pushed forward and kept on the winning tradition that makes the athletic department so notable. Each and every track athlete excelled to make the 1989 track season the success it was. Lori Hedlund winning the race. Michelle Efta concentrating on the race TRACK Lonce Hofland throwing the discus. TRACK 47 L to R back row: Coach Hofland. Mark Gibson. Jim Temple. Tom Temple, Rob Stanton. Troy Arthur. David Schwartz. Lance Hofland. Gary Johnson. Leon Weisenburger. Tim Neu. Front row David Gumke. Rich Haptonstall. Mark Johnson. Bill Kelly. Mark Keller. Brian Zubke. Back Row Henry Biesiot. John Barry. Curt Christienson. Bob lemnus. Todd Glaser. Brad Griffith. Ray Hall. Pete Dobit2. Dave Pierce. Jay Schnieder. Ty Pettigrew. John Aarfor. Lou Dobitz. Dean Madler, Mike DeFoe. Brian Douherty Front Row: Mike Roland. Scott Christianson, Troy Rodsvol. Allen Ewoniuk, Dave Ouellette. Keith Poleski, Randy Schobinger. Randy Holland, Dave Kirkwood. Ross Diede. Fern Moser. Jeff Wetch, Monty Mayer 'HAWK John Barry hits a dinger Lou Dobitz scores for the Hawks 48 All District. Todd Glaser, makes another fine play. BASEBALL '89 Dave Ouellette prepares to bunt. Coach Biesiot councils Kieth Poleski and Pete Dotoitz. 49 GOLF 50 Kyle Samuels Trevor Wilson From Bottom to Top Suzette Roshau. Condi Johnson. Kim Friez. Nadine Messmer. Terri Baldwin. Ronda Roshau. Terri Houghton. ShaRee' Huber. Carrie Kalvoda CHEERLEADERS From Bottom to Top: Tammy Mous. Lisa Koch, Debbie Kuylen, Kellie Benzmiller The 1988 Football Cheerleaders were almost as busy as the Football players this season, as they were allowed to travel to the away games with the team. The highlight event for the squad was Homecoming when they per- formed a dance routine to Looking For a New Love , by Jody Watley and an army chant skit. The 1988 Men's Basketball Cheerleading Squad consisted of four scared freshmen who didn't know what to expect. Although it was a big challenge, according to Debbie Kuy- len, they were proud to be selected to cheer and support the team. The job of a mat maid consists of many duties including; cheering for the wrestling team, making posters, keeping stats, and taping the guys before their matches. According to Cyndie Hamm, being a mat maid takes a lot of dedica- tion. When you are in the room together with the wrestlers, nothing matters except one common goal, wrestling to win. 8c M A T M A I D S 51 From Bottom to Top: Dawn Book©. Cyndie Hamm. Jonette Balsam. Brenda Wetsch. Missy Gable. FOR THE STATI FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 41 DSU-BIACK HUS STATE............0 30 DSU-ROCKY MOUNTAN COLLEGE 6 21 DSU-MONTANA TECH..............14 31 OSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE 21 17 DSU-NDSSS 0 31 OSU-U of MARY 6 13 DSU-MNOT STATE . 0 7 DSU-VALLEY CITY STATE 21 4« DSU-MAYVUE STATE 3 final NAiA Ranking 16th VOLLEYBALL BLACK HUS STATE L 4-15. 12-15. 12-15 BISMARCK STATE W 15-5. 15 11. 15-12 UND-WUJSTON W 15-fl. 7-15. 15-13 SOUTH DAKOTA TECH L 13-15. 4-15. 13-15 SOUTH DAKOTA TOURT Y-5m BLACK HUS STATE L 0-15. 15-4. 11-15 S� POAN COLLEGE L 7-15. 0-15. 11-15 CASPER COLLEGE L 15-0. 3-15. 10-15 EASTERN WYOMNG L 11-15 0-16. 4-15 VALLEY OTY STATE L 15-12. 4-15. 12-15. BLACK HUS STATE TOURNEY-6th CHADRON STATE L 2-15. 2 15. 5-15 SOUTH DAKOTA TECH L 9-15. 15-7. 8-15 ROCKEY MOUNTAW L 11-15, 16-10. 0-16 NORTt€RN MONTANA L 15-13. 10-15 3-15 JAMESTOWN COLLEGE L 6-15. 13-16.0-15 BISMARCK STATE W 15-8. 15-7. 15-8 U Of MARY L 13-15. 4-16. 13-15 MAYVUE STATE L 9-15. 5-15. 14-16 SOUTH DAKOTA TECH I 4 15. 4-15. 4015 U Of MARY W 15-fl. 15-5. 15-10 MWOT STATE L 2-15. 13-15 15-9. VALLEY CITY STATE L 15-7. 6-15 4-15. 6-15. 3-15 MAYVUE STATE L 6-15. 10-15 8-15 JAMESTOWN COLLEGE L 3-15. 10-15 11-15 SUB-DISTRICT BLACK HUS STATE L 4-15 11-15 7-15 NATIONAL COLLEGE L 3-15. 2-15. 12-15 MEN'S 74 DSU-BLACK HUS STATE .82 68 DSU-ROCKY MOUNTAW 80 91 DSU-CHADRON STATE.. 75 92 DSU-MMARCK STATE -.75 76 DSU-SOUTH DAKOTA TECH 62 66 DSU-MKW MORRIS 81 75 DSU-NATIONAL COLLEGE 64 72 . . DSU-SOUTH DAKOTA TECH ... 68 79 . DSU-BLACK HUS STATE 77 77 DSU-ROCKY MOUNTAW 84 92 DSU SOUTH DAKOTA TECH 78 92 DSU VALLEY CITY STATE 86 08 DSU-U of MARY 8? 81 .... . DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE .. 85 103 DSU-MNOT STATE 01 87 DSU-MAYVUE STATE 03 04 DSU-FOSCS 80 80 DSU-NDSCS 65 110 DSU-VALLEY CITY STATE 83 76 DSU-U Ol MARY 80 108 DSU-JAACSTOWN COLLEGE 82 77 DSU-NATIONAL COLLEGE 84 71 DSU-MNOT STATE . 85 04 .... DSU-MAYVUE STATE 00 76 DSU-U Of MARY 87 SUB-DISTRICT PLAYOFF TRACK MEN'S INDOOR MNOT STATE TRIANGULAR .....2nd MINOT STATE QUADS 1st MINOT STATE TRIANGULAR 3rd NDCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPION- SHPS 4th OUTDOOR BLACK HUS STATE TOURNEY 5th U. Of MARY GAMES............4th Mff OT STATE INVITATIONAL 3rd BLUE HAWK CLASSIC...........1st JAMESTOWN COLLEGE TOURNEY 4th DISTRICT 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 7th NDCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPION- SHPS 6th WOMEN'S 59 DSU-DAWSON COUNTY......51 86 .. DSU-DAWSON COUNTY......39 54 . . .DSU-BLACK MILS STATE . 67 60 . DSU-ROCKY MOUNTAIN 84 55 . DSU-WESTERN MONTANA 63 51 . . DSU-NORTHERN MONTANA .79 65 . . DSU-SOUTH DAKOTA TECH 71 50 . DSU-UND WILLISTON 49 45 . DSU-NORTHERN MONTANA . .57 67 .. DSU-SOUTH DAKOTA TECH .. 72 51 .. DSU-NATIONAL COLLEGE 52 82 DSU-BLACK HILLS STATE . . .80 58 .. DSU-ROCKY MOUNTAIN ....62 88 DSU-BISMARCK STATE........67 59 . DSU-VALLEY CITY STATE..62 80 DSU-U. of MARY...............77 58 DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE. .79 64 DSU-MINOT STATE..............80 53 DSU-MAYVUE STATE..........70 62. DSU-VALLEY CITY STATE .89 62 DSU-U. of MARY 64 68 . . DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE. .75 59 ... DSU-NATIONAL COLLEGE . .65 77 ... DSU-MINOT STATE..........63 58 ... DSU-MAYVUE STATE......84 66 .. DSU-SOUTH DAKOTA TECH.. 58 63 DSU-NATIONAL COLLEGE .56 44 DSU-BLACK HUS STATE .58 FIELD WOMEN'S NDOOR MNOT STATE TRIANGULAR 2nd MNOT STATE QUADS ......... 5th MNOT STATE TRIANGULAR 3rd WACND CONFERENCE CHAMPION- SHIPS 3rd OUTDOOR BLACK HILLS STATE TOURNEY 4th U of MARY GAMES . 3rd MINOT STATE IMVITATONAL 4th BLUE HAWK CLASSIC 2nd JAMESTOWN COLLEGE TOURNEY 5th DISTRICT 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 6th WACND CONFERENCE CHAMPION- SHPS 6th WOMEN'S U. Of MARY........... 1st DSU NVIT ATONAL . 1st U. of MARY........... 1st BLUE HAWK INVITATIONAL .2nd JAMESTOWN INVITATIONAL.2nd BLACK HILLS STATE TOUR- NEY ..................2nd WACND CONFERENCE TOUR- NEY 2nd DISTRICT 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS . 3rd ALL- AMERICANS MEN'S ‘ WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY NDCAC CHAMPIONS REGINA TOURNEY ..........1st BLACK HILLS TOURNEY .....1st St. CLOUD TOURNEY .......5th MINN-MORRIS TOURNEY .....5th CHADRON STATE ...........3rd MINOT STATE TOURNEY .....2nd NDCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPION- SHIPS ..................1st DISTRICT 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS .. 3rd NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPION- SHIPS .................17th MEN'S BASEBALL U of MARY...............1st DSU INVITATIONAL .......1st U. of MARY .............3rd BLUE HAWK INVITATIONAL . .3rd JAMESTOWN INVITATIONAL 4th BLACK HUS STATE TOURNEY 3rd NDCAC CONFERENCE TOUR- NEY .....................3rd DISTRICT 12 CHAMPION SUPS 4th GOLF NDCAC CHAMPIONS MINOT STATE TOURNEY.......1st DSU TOURNEY ..............2nd JAMESTOWN INVITATIONAL 2nd DISTRICT 12 TOURNEY ......3rd NDCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPION- SHIPS ....................1st FOOTBALL Paul Chapman Scott Gratz Stevo Molstre WRESTLING....... Thadd O'Donnell Chuck Michaelson Shawn McDowell BASKETBALL ...... Tim Vogel 2 .. DSU-NSDU.............6 3 DSU-NDSU.............. 8 6 .. DSU-NDSU.............4 1 ..DSU-NDSU..............3 8 . DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE .3 9 . DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE .5 12 .. DSU-NDSU BOTTINEAU...2 12 .. DSU-NDSU BOTTINEAU...2 3 . DSU-VALLEY CITY STATE ... .4 1 . DSU-VALLEY CITY STATE 7 9 .. DSU-BISMARCK STATE'..5 8 DSU-BISMARCK STATE.....6 3 . DSU-MAYVILLE STATE....8 1 . DSU-MAYVILLE STATE....4 3 ..DSU-MAYVILLE STATE....8 3 . DSU-MAYVILLE STATE....9 10 . DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE .5 3 . DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE .6 6 . DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE .5 3 .. DSU-UND WUISTON.......3 9 . DSU-UND WUISTON.......0 2..DSU-MAYVILLE STATE.....5 2 . DSU-VALLEY CITY STATE . . . .3 1 DSU-JAMESTOWN COLLEGE .2 .. DSU-NORTHERN STATE....2 0 . .DSU-NORTHERN STATE...4 NDCAC TOURNAMENT DISTRICT 12 TOURNAMENT RECORD STITCS RODEO WRESTLING 53 BLUE HAWK FANS 54 STUDENT SENATE The 1988-89 school year was a busy time for the Student Senate. We started in the beginning of the year going through the CSA Constitution, Insuring that it was updated. We took on many projects such as sponsoring a DSU Speech Team, a new check cashing policy for students, and sending a delegation to the State Capitol to participate in Higher Education Awareness Day. The Senate is made up of students looking out for the best interests of the student body as a whole. Even though at times it may seem we are an insig- nificant part of the University system, we were working hard to serve the students of Dickinson State University. Out with the old and in with the new Back Row Lou Dobltz. Vern Metz, Travis lunda. Lonce Scranton, Steve Merrigan. Carlene Fletcher, Paul Chapman. Joe Chapinski. Jim Ciavarella. Amy Relnhiller. Cebe Kitzon. Front Row: Linda Johnson, Jim Keller, Pres, Tim Robinson, Corey Taylor CAB Pictured I to R: Faith Neu, Art Weiss. Lance Scranton. Not pictured: President: Kathy Miller. Vice President Nolo Brooks, Secretary. Treasurer: Terry Metz. Members: Terri Baldwin. Jeff Wetch. Shelley Wolf. Lynn Obermeyer. and Tim Robinson CAB (Campus Activities Board) is considered a standing com- mittee of the Student Senate. They report directly to Student Senate. CAB promotes social activities such as dances, films, and coffee house entertainment. CAB is getting involved in community programs such as the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the American Cancer Soci- ety. Future goals of CAB include more community involvement, quality entertainment, variety and participation. CAB plans to spend alot more time promoting special events and making sure the events selected are appropriate for our campus. WHO'S WHO Thirty-three students have been named to the 1989 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual director includes the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. Gerard Altermatt Terri Baldwin Margaret Barnhart Sharon Breitbach Connie Buresh Michael Clayton Carmen Dolen Beth Duda Marlene Gentile David Gumke Katherine Han Pamela Hatzenbuhler Myron Hintz Arlys Lefor Jorda Terri Kener Kathleen Kelsch Kathleen Knopik Jolynn Kurtz Barbara Martens Kevin McLouth Annette Munoz Debbie Ottmar Darcy Raasch Amy Reinhiller Delores Rieck Robert Rilley Darwin Rose Gloria Sailer Dakota Seymanski Cornelia Taylor Scott Thorson Dane Treto Tracy Zachmann 58 DELONG DORM COUNCIL Bock Row: Solar Kahn. Curt Christensen. Chad Behm. Art Kraft Front Row Rachael Ruggles. Cheri Hochalter. Heod Resident Morla Rice. Lynn Obermeyer. ShaRee' Huber SELKE DORM COUNCIL Bock Row: Jim Temple, Head Resident 8ob Guinn, Jim Temple Front Row John Barry, Dean Wykoff WOODS DORM COUNCIL Bock Row: Susan Schulte. Andre' Zier, Heather Hougen Front Row Terrllyn Nelson, Head Resident Sue Meisner, Theresa Dobitz YEARBOOK STAFF Irene Wehri. Jackie Kitzan, Nita Beery. Kathy Miller. Faith Neu. Susan Fischer. Ussa Beery. Cheri Hochhalter. Jennifer Berquist, Shelby Loudin. ShaRee Huber. Kindra Lima. Paul Chapman. Carmen Broaten WESTERN CONCEPT Back Row Linda Johnson. Faith Neu. Jackie Cuskelly. Lance Scranton, Art Weiss Front Row: Pam Wllz, Paul Chapman. Kris Maikowski 63 RODEO CLUB Bottom Row Left to Right Neilie Tibbs. Sine Johnston. Kris Lensegrov. Sebrina Kalamaho, Nicole Staudinger. Scott Thotson. Coach Tom Nelson Middle Row: Casey Olson, Darin Good. Mike Conlon. Kurtis Gillespie. Arfie Hulm. Sandy Carlson. Top Row: Todd Hall. Seth Weishaar. Greg Carlson. Larry Pavlenko. Ty Lawlar. Wade Mormon. Troy Peterson, Success is not new to the DSU Rodeo Team and this year is no exception. Tom Nelson, coach of the team, reports that in addition to the success the team is experiencing as a whole, several team members are having outstanding success on an individual basis. Kris Lensegrav is leading the region in goat tying. Bobby Woodbury is dominating in barrel racing, and Sindi Johnston, the other member of the women's team and president of the Rodeo Club, was the women's all- around winner at the rodeo held in Rapid City in January. On the men's team, Arlie Hulm is currently leading the region in calf roping and is also a strong competitor in the team roping and bull dogging events. Darin Good is leading in bull dogging and Greg Carlson is a strong contender in the calf roping event. Other members of the men's team are Seth Weishaar, Troy Peterson, and Scott Thorson. Although eoch school is limited to a team of 3 women and 6 men, other individuals are allowed to compete at the college rodeos. Non-team members who are competing from DSU this year are Nicole Staudinger. Sandy Cdrlson. Neilie Tibbs. Reed Kramer, Casey Olson, Todd Hall, Ty Lawlar, and Wade Marmon. These rodeoers can accumulate individual points, but the points do not apply to the school's total when calculating the team standing. The season will end the third week in June with the College National Finals Rodeo in Bozeman, Montana. Kris Lensegrav shootin for a good time in goat tying. 65 Rickey Morales bull riding in Eagle Pass, Texas Get down on 'em Greg Carlson! Toke 'em to the dirt Todd Hall' V COUNTRY Sheldon Babeck. top novice performer WESTERN Syble Brown, top instrumentalist ond Nashville winner J A M B O R E E 66 The Connection, top vocal group Mary Madlar. top female vocalist Arlie Hulm. top male vocalist and Nashville winner Two performers from Faith, South Dakota were the co-overall winners of the 20th annual Country Western Jamboree held April 7th and 8th. Arlie Hulm and Syble Brown received the Archie N. Hill Country Music Award (including an all-expense paid trip to Nashville, Tenn.) The sell-out crowd of 1,000 selected Arlie Hulm to also win the People's Choice Award. In addition to the overall winners, other winners included Mary Madlar. Bismarck as top female vocalist; Arlie Hulm. Faith S.D. as top male vocalist; Syble Brown. Faith. S.D. as top instrumentalist; Sheldon Babeck. Bismarck as top novice; The Connection of Dickinson (Jeanne Jankowski, Mary Madlar. Galen Kovash. Bill Pladen) as top vocal group. The jamboree is produced by the DSU Ag Department with Chuck Steffan serving as production manager. It is also sponsored by the DSU Rodeo Club and Ag Club. The jamboree was once again a great success. DSU AG. CLUB Bock Row: Advisor Rlchord Steffan. Jonette Bolsom. Sebrino Kalamaba. Mike Conlin, Armin Voigt, Lorry Povlenko, Wade Mormon, Ty Lawlor. Chuck Steffan (Advisor) Front Row: Brian Fillbeck. Ken Goroski. Jim Haverstro, Dave Hendrickson The DSU Paso (Post Secondary Ag Student Organization) has had a successful year highlighted by Troy Sailer being elected as National President at Kansas City, MO In March. He will represent 16 states and over 6000 members as their executive leader. PASO is open to any college student at DSU. PASO promotes leadership activities such as career planning and progress evaluation, parliamentary procedure skills, spedking and public relations skills, salesmanship competition, farm production and economics management education, and education in production areas and ag mechanics. These areas of competition have been generously sponsored at both the state and national levels. In 1989 North Dakota PASO clubs won more awards at the national conference than any other state in the organization. At the local level the DSU PASO also won 1st in the DSU Homecoming float competition, sponsored a local salesmanship contest, hosted the 10th annudl Roughrider 4-H and FFA Livestock ond Crops Judging Contest and sponsored the 20th Annual Country Western Jamboree along with the Rodeo Club. 68 BUSINESS CLUB ck Row: Chad Pittsley. Rickey Morales. Lea Schock. Darwin Rose. Mike Renner. Jolene Bursesh. Flint Daugherty. Marlene Gentile. Cathy Walsh. Shane ttenhausen. Kathy Kelsch. Allen Oberlander. Lori Kudrna. Arvin Herner Front Row: Rita Holmes. Katherine Hall. Glorio Sailer. Delores Rieck. Mr. Boyd ide. Advisor The Business Administration Club is open to all junior and senior business udents. The year's main activities focused on raising funds for an annual )ring tour to a large metropolitan area. This year their annual spring tour was Minneapolis and Fargo. Each year the Business Administration Club sponsors the annual Strom Con- trence Banquet. The guest speaker for this year was Dennis Johnson, presi- ent of TMI Systems Design Corporation. The highlight of the evening was warding the Strom Business Scholarships to Delores Rieck and Loren Saylor. One of the major fund raising activities for the Business Club was soliciting dvertisements from locai businesses for the Western Concept. Other fund lisers for the club included cash raffles and sponsoring the Final Exams Sup- ort Basket Program. Officer for the year: President - Katherine Hall Vice-President - Gloria Sailer easurer - Robert Rilley (fall semester) Rita Holmes (spring semester) Secretary - Delores Rieck 69 Federal Grain Exchange in Minneapolis MAC'S CLUB From left to right: Professor Michael’Frank. Kim Koehler. Jim Keller, Art Kraft. Pam Hatzenbuler. and Professor William Massey The MAC club is for students interested in math and com- puter science. Its main objec- tive is to get students involved in the fields of math and com- puter science. They are always looking for new members. Cur- rently this club is inactive. 70 Mac's Club stares in fascination at new computer game! PHI SIGMA PI 71 ART CLUB Front Row: Mrs Pomeroy. Nancy Strand. Brenda Wetsch, Lori Zieman. Back Row Linda Miller. Carmen Dolen, Shawn Holz, Larry Keller. Mr. Navrat. The Art Club of Dickinson State, founded in 1931, is an organization of students in- volved in professional and so- cial activities. During 1988-89. the art Club's activities and projects have included the an- nual DSU Homecoming Win- dow Paintings, seasonal win- dow paintings, sign paintings for area businesses and organi- zations, a children's art festival, arts and crafts and baked goods sales, a cultural tour of Chicago, the installation of a community art exhibit at the Joachim Regional Museum, and a year end Gourmet Cook-out Art off. Officers for the 1988-89 year are: Presi- dent-Lori Ziemann, Vice Presi- dent-Shawna Huber, Secre- tary-Treasurer-Cori Baranko, Advisors-Dennis Navrat and Lily Pomeroy. Children's Art Festival Ukranian Egg Display. 73 Mary Huether and Carmen Dolen CONCERT AND JAZZ BAND 1st Row Nancy Schwartz. Marcy Krohn, Trudy Fraase 2nd Row: Craig Kappei. Rachael Ruggles. Mary Nelson. Cammy Hoffman. Nancy Gion. Brent Alexanko. Charlotte Just. Robbin Raasch. 3rd Row: Cathy Darrah. Jeff Lundberg, Stacy Parsons. Kevin McClouth. Ken Janz. Jay Johnson. Mike Mayer. Joel Nelson 4th Row: Nancy Larson. Heather Haugen. Barb Gress. Kelly Gumm. 74 Front Rachael Ruggles. Cammy Hoffman Back Brent Alexanko. Jeff Lundberg, Joel Nelson. Jay Johnson. Dr. Art Svoboda CHORALE The DSU Chorale was very ac- tive as a performing group dur- ing the academic year 1988-89 Fall concerts Included the annu- al Homecoming Concert in Oc- tober and the traditional DSU concert at the 31st annual DSU Northern Plains Festival of Music. November 4th and 5th. On December 11th and 12th. the Chorale was involved in the presentation of the first annual madngal dinner “Ye Olde Christ- masse Feaste” at the Dickinson Knights of Columbus Club. Spe- cial guests were DSU President Dr Albert and Mrs. Watrel who served as Lord and Lady of the Feaste on December 11th; and. prominent Dickinson attorney Mr. George and Mrs. Dynes who served as Lord and Lody on De- cember 12th. The highlight of the year for the Chorale was a very success- ful spring tour March 5-9 1989. singing in churches and high schools in northwestern North Dakota and the province of Saskatchewan. Canada Performances which closed the academic year for the Cho- rale were a spring pop” con- cert with the DSU Concert Band on April 30th. and singing for Commencement on May 6th. 1--------------------------r Back Row: Cammy Hoffman, Barb Gress, Kevin McLouth, Galen Kovash. Cavet Stepanek. Jerry Schneider. Brian Schock. Karla Messling. Carlene Fletcher. Cebe Kitzan. Nina Kadrmas. Middle Row Rachael Ruggles, Cathy Darrah. Craig Kappel, Joel Nelson. Dave Wilke. Mike Mayer. Tracy Rivinius. Trudy Frasse. Linda Wiebe. Stacy Parsons. Front Row Andrea Vick. Bonnie Mayer. Patti Schiwal, Jeff Jost, Bill Gerving, Debbie Kuylen. Marcy Krohn, Dianne Senn. Shelly Pahlke 75 DSU Chorale under the direction of Dr Brown M.E.N.C Bottom row: Jeff Lundberg. Trudy Fraase. Dave Wilkie. Middle: Rachael Ruggles. Dianne Senn, Barb Gress. Ke- vin McLouth Top Row Craig Kappie. Marci Krohn. Cammy Hoffman PHI MU EPSILON Dave Wilkie. Jeff Lundberg. Kevin McLouth. and Galen Kovash MU PHI EPSILON Mu Phi Epsilon is an internation, professional music fraternity for men and women. It has as its purpose the advancement of music through scholarships and friendships. Members: Bottom row-Trudy Fraase, Carlene Fletcher, Stacy Parsons, Rachael Ruggles. Robbin Raasch. Top row-Cammy Hoffman, Dianne Senn, Marci Krohn, and Barb Gress. 76 NURSING CLUB Front Row: Carmen Entze. Sandra Dassinger. Lanetta Lutz. Julie Rieck. Georgia Raasch (Instructor). Back Row: Mary Ann Marsh, Marj Rohach. Susan Werner. Katy Kovar. Lucille Torpen. Brother Elios Thienpont. Vicki Haaser. The Student Nurses Association is a newly organized group of Nursing Students (1988- 89) whose goals are to aid in health related community service, health and student education and state and national organization of Nursing Students. This year the group provided childcare services for “FEET , a parental group of handicapped children, popcorn sale as a money-raising project, and aluminum can collection for financial support for medical expenses of a local child. Our members are registered at the state level of Student Nursing Association. (left to right) Janie Messer. Shelley Wolf. Barb Mayer. Director; Reverend Jerome Koutzman. Sister Ruth Fox. Associate Director. DoneBa Maixner; Sister Dorothy Niemann. Sally Murdy CSA, the Catholic Student Association, is or- ganized to meet the needs of the Catholic or any other interested student on the campus of DSU. They maintain a home-like building called the Catholic Student Center, at 238-8th Ave. West, across from the tennis courts and open seven days a week from 10 AM to 10 PM. Barb Mayer serves as the director and Sister Ruth, the associate director. The Center has a Catholic centered library, a chapel in which to spend a few minutes of quiet time, a comput- er word processor or typewriter, a TV and comfy sofas for relaxation, and a kitchen to make coffee, popcorn or snacks. A weekly Mass is held on campus on Tuesdays at noon. Sister Dorothy helps out with music at Mass. The group also sponsors other religious and fun activities throughout the year. Everyone is wel- come. 78 Father Jerome Kautzman getting ready for weekday Mass on campus FACULTY A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Albert A. Watrel President Tom E Jensen Vice President of Academic Affairs Winifred Stump Assistant to the Vice President Dean. School of Business Administration Professor 80 William Goetz Vice President for Development LaVern Jessen Dean of Student Services Roger Huffman Director of Admissions - Registrar Chris Lennon Director of Counseling Learning Resource 81 Emmett Etzold Director of Housing Gordon Weixel Assistant Director of University Relations Lillian Sorenson Librarian Eileen Kopren Circulation Librarian Not Pictured: Alvin Binstock - VP of Business Affairs Mark Jastorff - Director of Alumni University Affairs Rodger Fraase - Director of Computer Services Kevin Thompson - Admissions Counselor James Martz - Librarian 82 Mark Lowe Business Office Manager Boyd Bind© Assistant Professor - Business Elwood Brown Professor - Music Mark A. Box Assistant Professor - English Joseph Callahan Dean of Education Psychology Associate Professor - Education Sister Ruth Fox Lecturer - English Theology Michael Frank Associate Professor - Physics Computer Science 83 Myron Freeman Professor-Biology Travis Haakedahi Assistant Professor - Education Bertha Geiger Associate Professor - Physical Education Michael Hastings Assistant Professor - Biology 84 Karen Heth Lecturer - Business Jane Hoerner Assistant Professor - Nursing Ronald Huch Associate Professor - History Connie Kananek Assistant Professor - Nursing Roger Kilwein Assistant Professor - Business Sandy Klein Lecturer - Business Carl Larson Professor - English Larry League Associate Professor - Geography Gelolgy 85 Don Lemnus Chairman. Division of Health Sciences. Physical Education Recreation Calvin Lundberg Associate Professor - Education William Massey Associate Professor - Mathematics Celia Jo Lindquist Instructor - Physical Education Mary Ann Marsh Instructor - Nursing Joseph Miller Instructor - Computer Science 86 Charles Morrison Professor - Business Jane McDaniel Instructor - Physical Education Charlotte Mueller - Kroes Assistant Professor - Music Dennis Navrat Professor - Art Dorothy Niemann Assistant Professor - Nursing Kayleen Nodland Lecturer - Business 87 Ida Rigley Assistant Professor - Nursing 88 Elizabeth Shapland Instructor - English Leland Skabo Professor - Business Richard Steffan Instructor - Farm Ranch Management 89 Arthur G. Svoboda Assistant Professor - Music Sujit Swar Instructor - Chemistry Don Vick Charman. Division of Natural Sciences Math- ematics Professor - Mathematics Gerald Waldera Chairman. Division of Social Behavioral Sci- ences Associate Professor - Political Science Jean Waldera Associate Professor - Speech Theatre 90 Fred Werremeyer Professor - Mathematics Darwin Whelan Associate Professor - Education Leroy Oberlander Joe Lagate Associate Professor - German Assistant Professor - Speech Theatre Mike Olson Paula Martin Director of Athletics Assistant Professor - Chemistry Associate Professor - Physical Education Sam Milanovich Don Rea Lecturer - Technical Education Instructor - Physical Education Karen Nelson Louis Rigley Professor - Biology Lecturer - Speech Alexander Ng Louis Sacchini Assistant Professor - Mathematics Computer Science Professor Music Not Pictured: Russell Veeder Professor - History Hardin Aasand Assistant Professor - English Kay Werremeyer Associate Professor - Education Sandra Affeldt Chairman. Department of Nursing L. Ray Wheeler Chairman. Department of English Literature. Modern Languages, . Assistant Professor - Nursing Philosphy Eric Arntson Professor - English Chairman. Department of Farm Ranch Management Assistant Professor - Farm Ranch Management Karen Greathouse Lecturer - Nursing John Ballard Assistant Professor - Spanish Betsey Harris Lecturer - English Henry Biesiot Assistant Professor - Physical Education Arlan Hofland Instructor - Physical Education Michelle Dacar Lecturer - Mathematics Computer Science James Hope Lecturer - Business Law Rodney Donnell Lecturer - Social Sciences Mary Huether Lecturer Art Leland Dayley Associate Professor - Psychology Carlyle O Johnson Lecturer - Technical Education Keith Fernsler Associate Professor - Sociology William Kerr Instructor - Business Thomas Fetsco Assistant Professor - Psychology Lloyd Kessel Instructor - Nursing Joy Fiala Lecturer - Music Richard Kmg Professor - Business Vince Ficek Lecturer - Technical Education Edward Kluk Professor - Physics Ann L Frietschel Lecturer - Theology Kenneth Kussy Chairman. Department of Technical Education Sharon Geyer Lecturer - Technical Education Lecturer - English Elaine Fedorenko Placement Office a Colleen Kansk i Administrative Secretary for School of Business Foundation Leonard Kovash Custodian - Murphy Hall Marie Jordan Custodian • May Hall Joe Kokkler Parks and Grounds Martha Kruger Administrative Secretory for Academic Affairs 92 Roger Londeis Food Service Director - Mariott Kathy Lang Administrative Secretary- School of Education Continuing Education Kathy Lowe Secretary for University Relations Sue Meissner Head Resident - Woods Donna Miller Secretary for Registrar Cindy Parrish Administrative Secretary - President's Office Morla Rice Head Resident • Delong 94 Marilyn Wheeler Secretary for Registrar Sharon Wolff Manager of the Book Store Not Pictured: Don Adorns - Mariott Harry Baysore - Custodian - Student Center Arley Berg - Security Ken Bolke - Heat Plant Supervisor Jim Bren - Custodian - Weinbergen Arelene Chapinski - Computer Operator Alice Christianson - Marriott Linda Cornell - Secretary for Technical Education Mary Ann Culver - Mailroom Manager Eleanor Dietrick - Clerk - Registrar's Office Catherine Dolechek - Custodian - Selke Ralph Dolechek - Maintenance Shop Rosie Erhardt — Marriott Carol Faulhaber - Marriott Margoret Ficek - Custodian-Pulver Hall Christy Filipi - Marriott Eugene Fisher - Power Plant Operator David Focht - Power Plant Operator Cil Frederick - Marriott Barbara Ganzer - Secretary in Admissions Linda Gregory - Marriott Barb Gress - Marriott Ruth Gress - Secretary in Student Services Robert Guinn - Head Resident in Selke James Haaland • Power Plant Operator Victoria Haaland - Clerk in Business Office June Hamers - Secretary In Housing Juliann Hatzenbuhler - Custodian - Library Clement Heidt - Custodian - Library Martha Hondl - Marriott Evelyn Jensen - Secretary in Nursing Department Carol Klatt - Custodian - Klinefelter Sharleen Koliing - Custodian - Ag. Department Dorothy Kostelecky - Custodian - Woods Hall Kathy Krenz - Marriott Melvin Lagge - Shop Foreman Martha Marquart - Marriott Elizabeth Marsh - Custodian - Pulver Hall Barbara Mayer - CSA House Bonnie Meschke - Marriott Marilyn Morman - Clerk in Business Office Terry Mulvey - Maintenance Dominic Muth - Maintenance Ella Nesheim - Secretary in Science Department Education Dept. Harvey Obrttsch - Custodian - Scott Gym John Owen - Married Student Housing Resident Beatrice Protscheller - Custodian - May Hall Darry Power - Clerk in Business office Lorraine Rykowski - Marriott Leo Schatz - Custodian - Student Center Delores Schlosser - Custodion. DeLong Delores Schuh - Marriott Shirley Schulz - Secretary in School of Business Beverly Schwmdt - Secretary in Ag Department Mari Jo Sigl - Account Technician in Business Office Nick Steckler - Custodian - Weinbergen Laura Steiner - Marriott Irene Stieg - Custodian - DeLong Ted Tormaschy - Marriott Louis Treiber - Power Plant Operator Emil Vetter - Custodian - May Hall John Wegleitner - Security Aasen, Roxanne Aarfor, John Adamski, Dale Alastra, John Alpert, Becky Altermatt, Gerald Andersen. Donna Anderson. Viola Anderson. Sabra Anton, Deloros Badger. Staci Badinger, Susan Bagley, Julie Balsam, Jonette Baker, Melinda Baranko, Cori 96 Barnhill, Theresa Barry, John Bauer, Karen Baumeister, Teresa Bearce, Mark Beery, Nita Beggs, Rhonda Bennett, Kimberly Benton, Darci Benz, Jolene Benzmlller, Kellie Berquist. Jennifer Betenner, Lisa Bettenhauser, Shane Beumer, Brenda Binstock, Amy 97 Binstock, Joyce Binstock, Lisa Binstock, Lori Binstock, Melani Binstock, Randy Bird. Diane Birdsall, Stephanie Blankenship, Dan Blair, LaVonne Boehm, Chad Bohn, Pat Braaten, Carmen Brydl, Janel Buckland. Lisa Buckley, Cheryl Buckmler, Robert 98 Buresh. Cassie Buresh. Robert Burgener, Gary Jr. Burk. Michelle Burk, Rocky Burton. Kelly Bustiyos. Margaret Cameron. Delores Canode. Kristi Carlson. Cathy Carlson. Greg Carlson, Sandra Chance. Frank Chapman. Paul Chaska, Leslie Christensen, Katie 99 Clark, Ward Conklin, Jeanne Conlon, Bev Conlon, Michael Conner. Ruth Cornell, Mark Cripe, Vaune Cummings. Mike Cuskelly, Jackie Dahl, Judy Dassinger, Sandra Davidson, Chris Dean, Calvin Decker, Gina Decker, Lee DeFoe, Michael 100 Defoe, Peggy Dennis, Lori Dobie, Darren Dobitz, Lou Dobitz. Peter Dobitz, Teresa Dolechek, Dave Dolen, Carmen Donnelly, Matt Dosch, Thomas Dougherty, Brian Dressier, Casey Dreiske, Malissa Duckett. Shawn Dukart. Dion Dukart, M. Duletski. Mary Duttenhefner, Darryl Duttenhefner. Janet Duttenhefner, Kevin Dvorak, Dale Dvorak, Phyllis Dvorak, Terry Ehlers, Darwin Elgidely, Bob Ellison, Lynette Erhardt. Bryon Erhardt, Laurie Erhardt, Mary Erickson, Candee Eslinger, Dara Eslinger, Terry 102 Ewoniuk, Allen Evenson, Shelly Faiman, Dave Feldhusen, Rhonda Fettig, Kim Ficek, Mary Jo Fields. Eva Fields. W.T. Finneseth. Greg Filkowski, Diane Filibeck, Brian Fletcher. Carlene Fraase. Anita Fridrich, Jason Forster, Jeffery Forster. Lou Ann 103 Fortier, Cindy Gable, Klark Garrick, Scot Garrick, Stuart Gaustad, Susan Geerts. Tina Germann. Laura Gerving, Bill Gerving, Doug Gerving, Kevin Gerving, Mike Getz. Michelle Gjermundson, Shawn Glaser, Delbert Glaser, Jeff Gratz, Scott 104 ■ S Gray. Lynn Greene, Markus Griffin. Robin Griffith, Brad Gruba, Spencer Gumm. Kellye Haaland, Vicky Haarstad. Kathleen Haas. Lisa Haaser, Victoria Hageness. Jeremy Haggerty, Jenine Haider, Rick Hall. Danette Hall, Kathy Hall, Keltz 105 Hall, Raymond Hall. Roberta Hall. Todd Hamiston, Tiffany Hamm. Cynthia Hansen. Mary Harmsen. Brian Harper. Gail Hartleib. Lori Hatzenbuhler, Pam Haugen. Heather Haynie. Diana Hecker. Debna Heinz. Dale Hendrickson, Carrie Henke. Sandra 106 Henke, Todd ■ Herner, Arvin Hill, Dion Hintz, Janelle M. Hochhalter. Cheri Hofland, Lance Hoerner, Bruce Hoffman, Konnie Holland, Rhonda Hoist, Kelly Holsti, Tracy Holstlander. Scott Holz, Cora Holz, Shawn Holzworth, Travis Horob, JoDee 107 Hosna, Steve Hourigan. Debbie Huber, Lisa Huber. Rick Huber, ShaRee Huber, Shawna Huether, Shirley Hugelen, Kris Hutchins, Cindy Idler. Kendra Jacobs, Bruce Jaeger, Tracy Jahner. Bruce Jahner. Jann Jahner. Mary Pat Jardee, Chuck 108 Jesser, Laurie Johnson. Brad Johnson, Candace Johnson. Gary Johnson, Mark Johnson, Nancy A. Jost. Jeff Juan, Zhang Just, Shannon Kadrmas, Kristine Kadrmas, Nina Kadrmas, Wendy Kahl, Carla Kalamaha, Sebrina Kalvoda. Carrie Kappel. Craig 109 Keator, Lome Keck, Tricia Keller, Dennis Keller, Jodi Kelsch, Nicole Kenner, Joyce Kessei, Melissa Khan, Salar Kienenberger, Kelly Kieson, Ryan Kilwein. Annette Kinstler, Kyle Kirkland, Kevin Kirkwood, Dave Kirschemann, Penny Kisse, Mike no Kiss©, Pamela Kitzan, Cebe Klein, Garnet Klemm, Debbie Knowles. Rita Koch, Lisa Koehler, Kimberly Kostelecky, Karen Kovar, Kathy Kovash, Roni Sue Kraft. Arthur Kramer. Ried Kramer, Tori Krebsbach, Rick Kummer. Melissa Kuntz, Paula in Kuylan, Debbie Larson. Nancy Lawlar, Ty Lecoe. Troy Lende, Cory Lennick, Todd Lensegrav, Kris Leom, Amy Lima, Kindra Linnell. Sharon Linseth, Lisa Lobdell. Cindy Loeb, Cheryl Loudon. Shelby Lovdahl, Chad Lunda, Travis 112 lunde. Noel Lutman, Janyce Lutz, Lanetta McDowell. Shawn MacDuffie. Elizabeth Mack, Marcy Mormon, Wade Mauria, Shannon Maus, Tammy Mavity, Dorie Mayer, Mike Mayer, Monty Merwin, Michael Messer. Janie Metz, Theresa Metz, Vernon 113 Miller. Jim Miller. Shad Milne, Tammy Miske. Bob Miske. Doug Mitzel, Derek Modde. Tina Morales, Rickey Morast, Kelly Mulnolland, Vicki Murdy. Sally Navrat. Neal Neeter. Jamie Neu, Faith Neu. Tim Nichols, Paula 114 Nichols, Scott Nistler, Peggy Nodland, Kamelle O'Donnell, Casey Oberlander. Allen Obermeyer, Lynn Olheiser. Renee Olson, Jonna Olson, Kelly Olson, Shawn Omlid, Stacey Pahlke, Linda Palaniuk, Carla Paulson, Julie Pavlensko, Larry Peisar. Roger 115 Pesek, Marty Peters, Amy Peters, Joletta Pettigrew, Ty Pierce, David Polesky, Keith Popiel, Kathleen Praus, Randy Prespare, Melanie Prevast, Shane Provorse, Jayda Rabe, Arthur Ramsey, Gerald Rebel, Wanda Reiger, Shelly Renner, Tracy 116 Ridl, Glenora Rieck, Delores Rieck. Julie Riggs. Todd Rivinius, Traci Roberts, Matt Rod void, Troy Roehrich, Kelly Rohach, Mary Roland, Mike Rostock, Pat Roth, Mardell Rude, Arlyss Ruggles, Rachael 117 Sailer, Kenny Samuels, Kyle Sanders, John Sauvageau, James Sauvageau. Sharon Schabert, Carol Scheeler, Tracy Scheid, Ryan Schlosser, Francis Schmidt, Dallas Schmidt, LeRoy Jr. Schnaidt, Eileen Schneider, Bruce Schneider, Jay ns Schneider. Jerrold Schroeder. Mike Schuffer. Judith Schulte, Susan Scranton, Lance Seibel, Justin Senn. Diane Septon, Waltraud Siegle, Lynette 119 Siewert, Stephanie Sipe. Gaylord Skogan, Dale Skorick, Dawn Smith. Faye Soborg. JoLean Spradley. Edward Stanton. Robert Staudinger. Nadine 120 Staudinger. Nicole Steckler, Dave Steckler, Kayleen Steffan, Lisa Stef fan, Lori Stevens, Brian Stewart. Jeff Suting. Zhung Sullivan, Sherri 121 Sundheim. Laurie Stepanek, Cavett Susag. Connie Susag, Janine Svihovec, Cyrisse Taylor. Cornelia Temple. James Temple. Tom Thompson. Tammy 122 Tibbs, Nellie Tibor, Larry Torgrimson. Cammy Torstenbo, Kurtiss Unruh, James Unterseher, Donna Vaira, Twyla Vetter, Bill Vick, Andrea 123 Vogel. Tim Voight, Armin Waldal. Tammy Walter. Constance Wandle, Mark Warner, Susan Weller. Scott Weisenburger, Leon Weishaar, Seth 124 Weiss, Art West. Darrel Wetsch, Jeff Whited. Sherry Williams, Andrea Wilson, Jennifer Wilson, Stacy Witkowski, Travis Wold. Wanda 125 Wolf, Laura Wolf, Shelley Wolf, Sherry Wright, Linda Wutzke, Scott Wychanko. Heidi 126 Zalesky, Corina Zent, Gene Zier, Andre Zimdars, Karla Zook, Renee Zubke, Brian 127 128 DSU Faculty receiving recognition in their departments: Joseph Milter, instructor, science and math; Hardin Aasand. assistant professor. English; Ronald Huch. associate professor, history. Joseph Callahan, dean, school of Education. Boyd Binde. assistant professor, business. Charles Steffan, instructor, agriculture. Donald lemnus. professor. HPER Bird, James Barnhart, Margaret Adkins. Doug Biel, Mary Bellamy, Morgan Bird, Nadine 130 Bohn. Eva Crow. Wendy Ferderer. Suzette Buresh. Joleen Dvorak. Tamara Frederick. Janet Gustafson, James Grippentrog, Bill Gaffrey. Mary June Grosbusch, Debra 132 Guenther, Jeff Hauser, Joan Hibl. Denelle M. Jackson. Lisa M. Johnson. Margaret Jean Jorda. Arlys Keck, Scott Jorgenson. Kathleen Kelsch. Kathleen M. 134 Kelly, Lisa Kilzer. Carolyn Kinstler, Kort Kuhn. Patty Kinstler, Mary Jo Kurtz. JoLynn Kramer, Kimberly Laird, Jerry 135 136 Mahrer, Kerri Michaels. DeLayne 137 Paluh. Beverly Rasch, Darcy '88 Roshau, Rhonda Reinbold. Stacy Roshau, Ken Sandvick, John Rummel, Linda Sather, Christine 138 Schaar, Mark Schlager, Marilyn Smith, Ken Scott-Anderson, Viola Solem, Jill Seymanski, Dakota '88 Staggs. Michelle Treto, Diane Tibor, Harvey Voegele. Sherry Vanderpan, Doug Wehri, Irene 140 Wetzel, Lynette Wilz, Giselle 141 AUTOGRAPHS