North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1963 volume:

PRACTICAL NURSING DEPARTMENT MOUTH DAKOTA STATE SCHOOL ol SCIENCE WAHPETON, NORTH DAKOTA 58075 1963 Agawasie Published by the North Dakota State School of Science Wahpeton. North Dakota SAS PUNTING MM. ! ■ ., Foreword Few are the alumni and former students who do not look back on their years of learning, of growing and of pleasure. This Agawa-sie is an attempt to portray in pictures and in printed word the events and the personalities that made this year your year to remember. Pictures have a way of stopping time so that as the years roll by, this yearbook will take on new interest as it points out the styles and the smiles of the 1963 student. Your staff will feel rewarded if this volume keeps the 1963 student closer to his school and to the total experience that was his on this campus. Contents Dedication page 4 Administration page 8 Faculty page 18 Graduates page 28 Freshmen page 88 Sports page 118 Activities page 140 Advertising page 180 Ded cat on 3A-AL30 S it 4 MOOCL ACTUAL bWlNQ OtSTAMC? CV%£(l� CtNTRS MICR'S NO. BUYER'S MACHINt ML ' OATt QUILT COST INSTAim THE MONARCH MACHINE TOOL CO, SIDNEY, OHW.IUJL , f- Ear! Smith, We Salute You! To Earl Smith, craftsman and master mechanic, this 1963 Agawasic is dedicated. For more than thirty-six years of continuous faithful service to students always with the best interests of the State School of Science at heart; For dedication to duty that can be matched only by those who give their best over several decades; For a devotion to high standards of craftsmanship in every shop job attempted and every task completed; For the ability to make and to maintain complicated mechanisms of industry and to forge the finest tools; For a special art of imparting knowledge to those willing to learn and inculcating skills in young men who subsequently become skilled technicians and useful members of society; We respectfully dedicate this yearbook to you, Earl Smith. 6 A dministration A word from the Governor . . . I am very pleased to greet you through the pages of “Agawasie” on this the 60th anniversary of the State School of Science at Wahpeton. You who have the advantages of formal training at an excellent institution of higher learning will be in ever-increasing demand in the complex and challenging world in which we live. With the challenges, however, will come unparalleled opportunities and I am confident that you arc well prepared to both meet these challenges and seek out these opportunities. I would hope that many, if not most, of you will find your futures here in North Dakota. Our state is on the threshold of exciting and demanding times and we will have need of all our trained young people available. But, whether you carve out your future here or elsewhere, I extend to each of you my best wishes for every success and happiness in the years to come. By carrying through with your formal education, you have already demonstrated that you have the qualities necessary to construct useful and fruitful careers. 10 State Board of Higher Education The state institutions of higher learning in North Dakota arc governed by the Board of Higher Education. This board is made up of seven members appointed by the governor, and a commissioner elected by the board. The Board of Higher Education was created by a constitutional amendment enacted in 1938. This amendment gave it power to organize or reorganize any part of the seven institutions under their control, and to specify or change the prescribed curriculum of these schools. Budget requests, appointments to the several faculties, and maintenance of plant and facilities arc among items coming up at their regular meetings. Recently, a statute gave the board broader powers in the matter of standards for state aid to junior colleges. In this day and age of educational change and mushrooming enrollment statistics, wc look to this board for the solutions to our many problems. Left to right: John Conrad. Rismarek: Henry Sullivan. Mohall: Elvira Jextrah. IV litis ton: Mildred Johnson. Wnhpclon: A. E. Mead. Rismarek. Commissioner; Fred Orth. Grand Forks: Martin G. Kruse. Kindred; Albert Haas. New Rockford. 11 To students and staff members of 1963 Your year book marks the 60th anniversary of the State School of Science. Sixty ycai's of courage and faith and toil on the part of many people to make a dream come true. As I reflect on those sixty years of history. I think of the many individuals whose contributions made our State School of Science what it is today. One of the many was the late F. H. McMahon who spent the greater portion of those sixty years on our campus. I can submit nothing more appropriate than his thoughts of Wahpeton and the State School of Science in his introductory poem in his Dwellers Among the Leaves: Majestic domes of old Arabian stories were wrought by spell of eastern wizardry To light the sand with momentary glories And then—like swift mirages—cease to be. What is the greater wonder: castles airy With towere vainly formed of mist and wraith, Or some fair town arising from the prairie By patient magic of a people’s faith. They need no strains of stately panegyric, The pioneers, true servants of the gleam Whose glory is not told in measures lyric, Their toil made firm the outlines of a dream. Courage and faith and toil have laid foundation Planned to a wise completion stage by stage; Courage and faith and toil shall give duration And glowing splendor to our heritage. 12 Marvin Abrahnmson Purchasing Agent Orlin llnkken Placement Director. Trades Office Manager. Evening School Director II. .1. Liberdu Dean of Men Mercedes Morris Dean of Women (!. It. Waiver State Supervisor. Trade and Industrial Education Merle Uaherltutn Teacher Training. Curriculum Development 13 Front rou'. left to right: Fox. Short. Worrier. Hagen, Martin. Standing, left to right: Tschida, Fcglcy, McLaren. Cabinet advisors, left to right: Itramel. Morris, tick trier, ftoslcy. Student Cabinet The Student Cabinet, the governing body for student affairs at SSS, meets regularly in the Wildcat Room of the Student Center at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesdays. The Cabinet formulates policies which will make Science a more pleasant place for students this year and in years to come. The Student Cabinet is responsible for choosing chairmen for all school activities such as Homecoming and the major school parties. This years activities include a Halloween dance, a Thanksgiving supper and dance, a Christmas dance, a March of Dimes dance, a Mardi Gras and a Senior Reception. The Cabinet is made up of representatives from each of the three divisions of the school. Representing the Junior College arc Michael Worncr, president; and Francis Tschida. Representing the Business School are Gerald Fox, treasurer; and Vince McLaren. Representing the Trade - Technical Division arc Eugene Short, vice president; Curtis Martin, secretary; and Ralph Fcgley. Representing the girls is Dorothy Hagen, social chairman. The faculty advisors are Roger Bramel, Vernon Hektncr, Mercedes Morris and Donald Roslcy. 15 Cafeteria Employees Front row, left to right: Ida Dahl-gren, Minnie Gietzen, Dorothy Hunch. Itack row, left to right: Margaret lihlcrt, Mabel ffolthusen, Mabel Johnson, Gertie Doha. Campus flub Personnel Front row, left to right: Geor-ginc Nygaard. Gladys Krump. Annfa Krogness, Anna Peutz. Mary Lou Strom, Lydia Hermes, Annetta Dreulow. Hack row: left to right: Iva Fhlers. Lois Much-ler, Sharon Tctzloff. Not Pictured: Virginia Damon and Margaret Korinek. Campus Personnel Front row, left to right: Esther Deley, Amanda Kasowski, Lena Hohn, Grace Lehman, Ann Doles-ky. Ilegina Prochaska. Hack row, left to right: Laurence Natcr, William Sturma, Clifford Sletten, William Dektner, Norman Sho-berg. Walter Hackman, Hay Lind-berg. Maintenance Crew Front row, left to right: William Lundgren, Herbert Glander, Mil-chcll Lyznichi, Hichard Hainan, Clarence Frcitag, Oscar Dahl gren. Hack row, left to right: lid Mel-:ark, Ralph Wurl, Herbert Dietz, Ulmer llohenstern, Dale Mcden-wald, Harold Schreiber, James Olson. 16 Karen llarlon President's Secretary Jeanette I’eilersnn Trade Technical Judy IS rims Registrar's Secretary Secretaries Hotly Hanson Registrar's Office Karecn Her man Trade Technical Valeria Schitlinger Trade Technical Elizabeth Cities Secretary-Bookkeeper Kern Simck Trade Technical Roxy Ann Otic.son Junior College Donna Slockslad Public Relations 17 Faculty Roger Itramel Chemistry, Mathematics Donald Fans Surveying, Mathematics Klizahclh 11 overland Biology, Physical Education Henry Knight Physics, Mathematics Karl llute Mathematics, Physical Education Ted Carr Business 11. L. llaltcrinan Accounting Junior College and Joseph Intlelwnse Music. Business Morgan Kjcr English. Literature Melvin K nod el Commercial Howard Lewis Business Fundamentals Geology' 20 Mercedes Morris English Herman Liherdu English. Mathematics, Biology Philip Upper! Physics, Mathematics Business School oel Poicell Shorthand Myrtle Schultz Secretarial Training list her Schulz English. Languages Donald Seitz Chemistry Ruby Sinner Home Economics Theodore Stelten, Jr. Dramatics Stanley Streye Psychology, English Eduard il'erre Government, Business, Athletics 21 ltd ward Adams Linotype Operation and Mechanism Wtslcu 0. Allen Radio-TV Clifford E. Anderson Electrical Duane Haltweber Auto Body Repair ItusscU Bcicr Radio Trade and Technical Howard llinford Communication Skills Haricy llisek Diesel Maintenance Charles lluchholz General Mechanics John I). Carlson Printing Etcald Christensen Radio-Communications A'e rt Coghlan Practical Nursing 22 Doyle Cossin Industrial Drafting Divisions Edward Dunn Industrial Drafting Oreille Eltingson General Mechanics Hoy llackney Refrigeration Hill Haines Industrial Drafting Diehard Haskell Building Construction llcrnard Hilgers Machine Shop Arne IIinseerk Welding 23 Joseph limpness Garage Shop Trade and Technical Spencer llokenson Sheet Metal Merlon Jacobson Electrical Wiring Edwin [.Hike Related Subjects Lorenlz Johnson Auto Mechanics Virgil bee Assistant. Auto Body Repair Electrical Math and Theory l ilding Johnson Auto Body Repair Mario Ilinseerk mr Vcrlin Lundgren Electrical Shop and Theory r'-i V Edwin Landmark Building Construction Virgil Mnlhcson Electrical 24 Bjorn Melsled Industrial Electronic. Clifford Mohs Assistant. Diesel Maintenance David McKenzie Assistant Oarage Shop Divisions I’aiit A'arecson Technical English John Xepernd Auto Electric Shirley Xord Practical Nursing Xorntan S. Olsen Civil Engineering Aide Waller Osier Auto Body Repair l.nndon i'etersen Related Subjects Olenn I'elcrson Garage Shop Gordon I’hiin Lithography, Journalism 25 Merle Holier I son Building Construction Leonard Uuzicka Building Construction Donald llosley Radio Kenneth Kenner General Mechanics Trade and Technical lean Sand Building Construction Khtjllis Schmidt Practical Nursing Warren Schuctt Garage Shop Chester Sinuhl Electrical Donald S per ling Civil Engineering Aide Karl Smith Machine Shop 26 Odin Stutrud Printing Julian Szczur Welding (Irani Unkcnliolz Radio-Communications Divisions Helen 'al layer Practical Nursing Dale Wit I man Auto Mechanics Walter Wcllan Related Subjects William Yost Related Subjects Palmer Wiylil Diesel Maintenance 5 John Yount Radio-TV 27 Graduates Business School Division Before writing this article for the Agawasic, 1 spent some time looking over annuals of past years. I had no particular reason for doing this except that I was searching for a topic about which to write. Actually I had planned to spend only a few minutes on this project, but I became so interested that I si ent the better part of an hour going over Agawasies of the past. It became a sort of simple research project. I found myself recalling what the students pictured were like as students and what they are doing today. Those especially successful had certain qualities as students. They did not complain when an assignment might be long and difficult, they liked people and activities and made it a point to participate in functions that would enable them to mix with people, they welcomed assignments requiring leadership, they knew the value of good grades, courtesy, and appearance. When these successful students accepted work, the qualities acquired as a student were applied to the job. Their ability was recognized and they became successful in their chosen fields. How docs this apply to the students listed in the 1963 Agawasic? Will I look at your picture a few years from now and say there is a successful person? 30 A tin M. Anderson Bremen Dee Anne Anderson Litchville Arlene V. Ilorjeson Bowbells Karen Itruscen Steele Business Business Business Business Verna II. Cttscy Detroit Lakes, Minn. Business Carol J. Huchhol: Fergus Falls, Minn. Business Judy A. Hruns Crete Business Mary .-I. Drusvcn Steele Business Linda L. Dana Detroit Lakes. Minn. Geraldine L. Dicrkc Colfax Vicki J. Ditch Rivcrdalc Carrie 0. Erickson Walcott Business Business Business Business 31 Esther It. Erickson Epping Gerald C. Fox Ellcndalc Joan }'. Galster Bismarck Daniel A. Gourde Grafton Business Business Business Business Susan A. Gy Hand Colfax Business Jerome C. Ilalmrast Wyndmerc Business Coleen C. Ease Nashua, Minn. Business Pat Hess Wahpcton Business Kathy K. Jensen Lisbon It ever I y J. Johnson Lisbon Laurie J. Johnson Oakes Itonita J. Johannsen Tenney, Minn. Business 32 Business Business Business Judith E. Kimball Forman Business Ardell I.. Klawiltcr Hankinson Business Karen J. Konklcr Fullerton Karen K. Kristianson Bowbells Business Business Darlene M. Krump Sharon I. Kane Pauline K. Larson Levcrl O. Lee Wahpeton Graccville. Minn. Gilby Wahpeton Business Business Business Business Lucille A. Letvis Cogswell Arthur C. Lindstrom Kensal Ann L. Lott Frances K. Mala ter re Oslo, Minn. Belcourt Business Business 33 Business Business Joan C. Maxson Moorhead, Minn. Business Mary J. Meier Vcnturia Business Harry I). Meshefski Bowesmont Business Kathryn C. Meyers Milnor Business Raymond J. Michels Mary A. A’athe Not a E. Nelson Kathleen A, Nicolai Brcckonridge, Minn. Rutland Sheyenne Milnor Business Business Business Business Teresa A. Oedcr Endcrlin Darlene A. Olson Rogers Jenecn A. Omoth Robert J. Oscar son New Rockford Wahpeton Business Business Business Business Robert J. Pons Barney Business Marjorie E. Power Hunter Business Corrinc I. Roll Forbes Business Rartjnn I,. Ricwc Fainnount Business Renneth R. Rolfitness Rhame Business Helen J. Rothliousc Mllnor Business Kenneth R. Sanasack Gracovillc. Minn. Business Judith I). Schutt Milnor Business Jerry II'. Sclk Morris, Minn. Business Royer C. Stephan Long Prairie, Minn. Business Connie I.. Suckiit Bourdon Business Clyde H'. Tabor Brcckemidge, Minn. Business Sheila . Thomson Balfour Gloria J. Truckc Lisbon Carol tX. Zteetzig Lisbon Business Business Business 36 Junior The late Dorothy Thompson once wrote Democracy is not to be conceived of as an invitation to share a common mediocrity but a system that allows each to express and to live up to the special excellence that is in him.” It is. naturally, the hope of everyone on the faculty at the Science School that cvciy activity and every learning opportunity this year on our campus has been an invitation for each student to develop the special excellence that is in him. Wc hear about quality control” as it pertains to the products of American industry. This same concept is one which your school has tried to maintain as far as your education is concerned. Wc are concerned about the quality of instruction you have received here, and we are even more interested in the result of this concern, our product,” the 1963 graduate. Wc have earnestly strived to create a climate for excellence in the hope that stu- College dents would catch a glimpse of that which is good, and that which is uplifting and that which is of incalculable value to them in later life. Ease and opulence do not necessarily create this climate of excellence because so many of life’s challenges arc removed and yet adversity docs not in itself create such an opportunity or else Africans, Asians, or even Eskimos would move with greater rapidity toward excellence. Change docs not necessarily mean that there is a greater occasion for excellence or Communist China would be much closer to perfection than wc know she is. Here at the Science School this year, the faculty has worked earnestly and with consecration to create the kind of an environment that would offer to each student this opportunity to improve himself and to move on toward greater heights by developing the special excellence that is in him. 37 Ih nnis J. Adkins Breckenrldgc, Minn. Pro-Commerce Roger A. Hjorklnnd Brcckenritlge, Minn. Pre-Education Raymon D. ltrngg Wahpcton Pre-Commerce James E. Huchholz Villard, Minn. Pre-Engineering Wesley J. Anderson Butte Pre-Engineering Paulette D. Henson Wahpcton Liberal Arts Marlow A. Hakkcn Vclva Pre-Engineering Delilah A. Bcrcier Bclcourt Liberal Arts Robert IV. Batzlat Elbow Lake, Minn. Pre-Engineering Gerald J. Henning Sauk Centre. Minn. Pre-Engineering Loren W. Heanc Wahpcton Liberal Arts John J. Riel Ortonvillc, Minn. Pre-Engineering 38 Colin P. Burkhardt Guelph Pre-Commerce Douglas B. Burvcc Fairmount Liberal Arts William D. Cobb Brcckenridgc, Minn. Pre-Education Donald A. Dahlia Brcckenridgc, Minn. Pre-Engineering Linda K. Dreycr Cando Liberal Arts Thomas J. Galbreth Hettinger Liberal Arts Michal A. Gciscr Wahpcton Liberal Arts Darrel . Gialzcn Glen Ullin Prc-Commercc iXorman C. Gran Campbell, Minn. Pre-Education Carol J. Greety Kimball, Minn. Brace lladler Dorothy L. Hagen Morris, Minn. Alexandria, Minn. Pre-Education Business Administration Liberal Arts 39 Donna M. Hacrtling Jack R. Hanna Dale R. Harvego Daniel T. Hnncood VVyndmcre Brcckcnridge. Minn. Rothsay, Minn. Browning. Mont. Liberal Arts Pre-Engineering Pre-Engineering Liberal Arts I’a I A. Hermes Mary Ellen Hintgen James R. Hinlgcn Dennis R. Rods Wahpeton Wahpeton Wahpeton Fainnount Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Pre-Education Pre-Education John C. Hankins Brcckcnridge, Minn. Marcus R. Jensen Wyndmere Carol S. Johnk Comstock, Minn. Dewey .4. Johnson Brcckcnridge, Minn. Liberal Arts Pre-Education Secretarial Arts Pre-Education 10 Mona K. Johnson Mllnor Prc- Education Clinton I'. Kopp Duluth. Minn. Pre-Engineering Dean A. Larson Rothsay, Minn. Liberal Arts I ’em (i. Koppelman Wahpeton Pre-Commerce Gerald L. Larson Wahpeton Pro-Education Hr nee A. Kiclb Wahpeton Pre-Education liuycnc Kloslcrman Jamestown Pre-Engineering Gary It. Knapp Foxhomc. Minn. Pro-Commerce If aide I). Krilsky Butte Pre-Engineering Darlene A. LaFournaisc Rolla Liberal Arts Ward It. Lehmann Cogswell Business Administration Mary K. Lindsetli Oakes Secretarial Arts 41 Russel M. Lit the Harlan I). Logits Warren A. Lund area Ellen M. May NVahpcton Wahpeton Wahpeton Breckcnridge. Minn. Pre-Engineering Pre-Engineering Pre-Engineering Secretarial Arts Julianne McUougall Robert J. McLaughlin Tony I). McMichael James R. Meszaros Oakes Wahpeton Wahpeton Davenport Home Economies Pre-Education Pre-Education Liberal Arts Andrea . Moon Fairmount Home Economics Francis E. Morris Wahpeton Stephen J. Mucllenbach Fairmount Pre-Education Pre-Commerce William J. Murray Wahpeton Pre-Dental 12 John C. Ntrmoe Wahpeton Liberal Arts James E. Nordgaard Wahpeton Prc-Commcrcc inland I). Syguard Brcckcnridge. Minn. Business Administration Jlichard C. Olsen Wahpeton Pre-Education Larry L. Osborn Fairmount Pre-Education Slcicarl ’. Osborn Miami, Florida Pre-Law WtlUam A. Palmer Brcckcnridge, Minn. Pre-Engineering Hcrnnrd A. Poicer Hunter Pre-Engineering deraldine Puhhnann Ashley Business Administration Darrel I . Raftevold Wahpeton Pre-Education Robert F. Reise Davenport Pre-Education Tom II. liuddy Wahpeton Liberal Arts 43 Kent (’. Ilukko Wahpcton Pre-Engineering Jerome :. Schradick Wahpcton Liberal Arts John II. Shnhane Cavalier Pre-Commerce Arnold E. Skachcnko Kilklccr Pre-Commerce Phyllis I). Smith Lnvernc .-I. Spcidcl lionnld E. Stoic Terrance It. Sturdevant Breckcnridge. Minn. Monango Brcckcnridgc, Minn. Wahpcton Medical Technology Liberal Arts Pre-Education Pre-Education V. William Sturdevant Alice A. Swanson Wahpcton Falrmount Liberal Arts Ernest E. Swanson Maddock Carol J. Twcdl Wahpcton Secretarial Arts U Pre-Education Pre-Engineering Roger It. Warner Wahpcton Liberal Arts James C. Worncr Great Bend Liberal Arts Michael S. Warner Wahpcton Pre-Education I Airy I,. Williams Bamcsvillo, Minn. Pre-Engineering Michael I). Auticky Brcckenridgc. Minn. Gary R. ick Wahpcton Pre-Medicine Mary A. 11 oylassck Wahpcton Liberal Arts Pre-Engineering Liberal Arts Lloyd J. Wicscr Fairmount Ronald G. 11 ten Colfax Pre-Engineering Pre-Engineering Sandra J. Ward Brcckcnrldgo, Minn. Liberal Arts Rasscl 0. Warner Wahpcton Technical Division It has been said that there are three types of people in every community: those who live in the community, those who live on the community, and those who live for the community. Many of us will be leaving school this year for a new job which will take us into a new community; others will be returning again in the fall to the campus to complete a program of training. What type of a person will each of us be? How successful will each of us be on the job or in our school work? Some, I am sure, will be more successful than others. Our degree of success will to a large extent be detrmined by the degree to which we are willing to do things we don’t necessarily like to do. Eugene Black, President of the World Bank, has stated that “Growth demands sacrifices”. So if each of us would grow and be successful on the job we must not only do the tasks we like to do but we also need to be ready for the unpleasant jobs as well. Thomas D. Aird Dale L. Amundson Medora W«t Fargo Building Construction Electronics Technology Robert O. Anderson Newell N. Arnlson James I). Raid win William R. Ilarbcr Souris Valley City Gcncsco Britton, S. Dak. Industrial Drafting Electronics Technology Civil Technology Refrigeration Dennis H. Rartell Ceroid 1). Barton Gerald E. Rear Errol J. Rehm Herman, Minn. Wahpeton Corona, S. Dak. Fingal Industrial Drafting Electrical Building Construction Building Construction Duane J. Armstrong Bclcourt Electronics Technology Russell C. Andersen Fargo Building Construction 47 A rdf II C. Horn Mahnomen. Minn. Civil Technology (!eraid Hohncnkanip Cogswell Electronics Technology Carlyle T. Hohrer Hazen Electrical DuWaync J. Iloslotv Max Electronics Technology Douglas J. IIrash Cogswell Industrial Drafting Lloyd J. Hrendefur Campbell, Minn. Refrigeration Roger E. Itorlncm Fargo Electronics Technology Duane . Ilrosowskc Wnhpcton Industrial Drafting Thomas J. Rerdahl Grafton Refrigeration Mervyn I). Iljcrke North wood Electronics Technology Dennis J. Hlasl Endcrlln Civil Technology John D. Hloom Fargo Building Construction 48 Kenneth S. Ilurr Lehr Electrical truce It. Campbell Willlston Building Construction Eleven I.. (nr pen ter Dickey Electronics Technology Hubert It. Chevalier Forman Elect ronics Technology Gary C. Christianson Kenaston Industrial Drafting Larry J. Christie Moorhead. Minn Building Construction Itagniond II'. Christopher Brcckcnrtdgc. Minn. Refrigeration Gerald I.. Craig Hamilton Civil Technology Thomas A. Devlin Finley Electronics Technology liichnrd L. Domogatski Sturgis. S. Dak. Ilona'.d K. Downing Carlos. Minn. Ardon M. Doran Comstock. Minn. Auto Body Electronics Technology Building Construction 49 Ruth A. Gilbertson Cooperxtown Building Construction James N. Hanson Hamilton Refrigeration Howard A. Hesemann Wahpeton Electronics Technology Carl Hample Oakes Building Construction George Hanna Lisbon Electronics Technology Ronald Itansen Norma Refrigeration Jerry L. Hanson Bucyrus Building Construction Rodney I). Harris Wahpeton Industrial Drafting Ordean IF. Ilaugcn Cllby Electrical Paul Higgins Sarles Building Construction James E. Hill Wahpeton Building Construction Wayne E. Hledik Dickinson Industrial Drafting 51 fj ctnidcr ■'. Iloft Flasher Electronics Technology Cary L. I I otter Drake Building Construction Earl II. Iloppinan Minot Electrical Lyle T. Huber Mandan Electronics Technology Jerry II. Ilulchins r'V,c D- Jonke It oyer L. Jensen Chester I). Jorud Crookston Minn. Moorhead, Minn. Wahpoton Battle Lake, Minn. Electronics Technology Building Construction Building Construction Building Construction MM Dennis H. Jorud Underwood. Minn. Building Constniction Daniel M. Kaldor Hillsboro Electronics Technology Duane L. Eaplor Tlntah. Minn. Electronics Technology Cary I). Haul Fallon, Mont. Electrical 52 Kenneth II. Lakeman Bomp, Minn. Electrical Technology Richard Kexter Underwood. Minn. Ulan S. htemcle Mmot Building Construction Industrial Drafting Rodney L. Keena Hamilton Electronics Technology Ik Thomas G. Kjesho Fargo Electrical Donald J. Klein Wishek Industrial Drafting David J. Kline Brcckcnridge, Minn. Building Construction Herbert . Lancer Detroit Lakes, Minn. Industrial Drafting Louis (Kristjanson Edinburg Electronics Technology Felix J. Krump Wahpoton Civil Technology Clinton D. Kemnits Cavalier Electronics Technology llarlis R. Langager Veblcn. S. Dak. Building Construction 53 David M. La tileither g Fargo Industrial Drafting Wallace Leiseth Walcott Building Construction James C. Larson Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Building Construction George Lei a gang Mandan Building Construction m— Douglas L. Lien Moorhead, Minn. Building Construction Charles Lindberg Dagmar, Mont. Industrial Drafting Diehard Lindrjuist Kcnmarc Electronics Technology Dennis Loberg West Fargo Electrical Harold G. l.oraas Edmorc Civil Technology Terrence G. Lund Washburn Donald 11'. Luplnck South Shore, S. Dak. Electrical Electronics Technology Dale E. Marlin Forbes Electrical 51 Curtis W. Martin Rowdon Electronics Technology Duane D. Martinson Gary, Minn. Industrial Drafting Charles F. Maize, Jr. Glen Ellyn. III. Electronics Technology Mitand II. Meek Stephen, Minn. Industrial Drafting Merle L. Meiers Ross Richard A. Melganrd New burg Electronics Technology Electrical Richard A. Mikkelson In in M. Moeller Vclva Fairmount Electrical Refrigeration Roger D. Mund Cmrg M. Mur Held DcLamcre Brookings. S. Dak. Electronics Technology Electronics Technology John C. Myers Rogers Electronics Technology Dale C. i elson Milnor Electronics Technology 55 Slicrmon M. Nelson Clark J. Ness James II. N’ess James Nielsen Brcckcnridgc, Minn. Washburn Plcntywood, Mont. Wilmot. S. Dak. Building Construction Electronics Technology Electronics Technology Civil Technology Herman V. Novak Harlan II. Xnndahl Gerald IV. Odegard I.eland A. Okscndahl Pisek Rutland New Town Rugby Building Construction Electrical Building Construction Electronics Technology Paul J. Olieh Moorhead. Minn. Ronald II. Olson Wahpeton Building Construction Industrial Drafting Stanley C. Opsahl Wahpeton Industrial Drafting Allan P. Or.Mind Grafton Industrial Drafting 56 William F. Petersen Bantry Electrical Richard I.. Powers La k ota Civil Technology Robert C. Presser Wolf Point, Mont. Electronics Technology Mart in 1. Prettier Braddock Electronics Technology — John A. Ostand Wahpeton Electronics Technology Paul . Pagel Sharon Industrial Drafting Robert .-I. Peeka Lawton Electrical Technology Arten . Pedersen Glcnficld Refrigeration Dennis L. Paulson Elbow Ijikc. Minn. Industrial Drafting Cary ! • Fearson Valley City Industrial Drafting Gary If'. Peterson Antler Electrical Rent L. Peterson Fargo Building Construction 57 Robert M. Rian Fergus Falls, Minn. Industrial Drafting Raymond E. Rieger Bismarck Electronics Technology Bruce M. Rienieta Arthur Electronics Technology Leonard J. Rivard Willow City Industrial Drafting Bernard J. Reger New York Mills, Minn. Electronics Technology Gerald M. Regnier Oakes Electronics Technology Jerald A. Rensvold Wolf Point, Mont Building Construction Keith A. Romatad Oakes Electronics Technology Eugene '. Ronning Fargo Industrial Drafting Steven R. Roaten Glcnwood, Minn. Refrigeration John II'. Rogue West Fargo Electrical Edgar E. Ran Upham Building Construction 58 Rollic IF. Robertas Wahpcton Industrial Drafting V I j Cary A. Saeucrt Cogswell Industrial Drafting Huvtd F. Sehepp Max bass Electrical Robert . Saekman Mercer Electronics Technology II Wry . Scott Savage, Mont. Building Construction Donald J. Stlbcl Elgin Civil Technology Emit Secret Brocket Electronics Technology Garten J. Schican Wahpcton Electrical Eugene II. Short Walhalla Refrigeration Alan I). Siedschlatp Bowman Refrigeration Thomas A. Schollrncyer Minot Joseph F. Schwab Jamestown Electrical Electronics Technology Victor J • Slag Bismarck Electronics Technology James I'. Smith Stephen, Minn. Industrial Drafting Hoy A. Smith WHmot. S. Dak. Civil Technology George It. Sommcrfcld Michigan Refrigeration John C. Sortcy Edward P. Sprecher Jay E. Spenst Donald C. Strandland Wolf Point, Mont. McClusky Milton Wahpeton Refrigeration Building Construction Civil Technology Industrial Drafting Roger C. Sleu-art Williston Electrical Harold A. Stuewer Sebeka, Minn. Building Construction Ray F. Swanson Moorhead. Minn. Electronics Technology Edmond G. Tm eirne Ghent, Minn. Electronics Technology Hubert J. Than Langdon Electronics Technology Curtin II'. Uinxlcd Page Industrial Drafting It otter t T. Thorton Crookston. Minn. Building Construction Dancin L. Verke Wahpeton Electronics Technology1 Allen J. Wagner Heron Lake. Minn. Electronics Technology Thill ip Ii. Wagner Brookings, S. Dak. Building Construction Harley S. Thureen East Grand Forks. Minn. Industrial Drafting Itohert It. Turncau Minot Electronics Technology Gary „. Weigand Wendell. Minn. Electronics Technology David ,. Weight Oakes Building Construction Donald G. Wheeler Carson Refrigeration Warren J. Woylaxsck Wahpeton Building Construction 61 Gary II. ' cut; Pelican Rapids. Minn. Electronics Technology Trade Division How good a competitor are you? Many people have the mistaken idea that anyone can be successful in the area of the skilled tradesman. They seem to feel that this individual doesn't need to have such things as imagination, industriousness, drive, pride, pride in his work and accomplishments, high performance standards, as well as other qualities of this nature. It has been said that necessity is the mother of invention . If this is so then this need has. in many cases, been brought about by competition. This same competition every day of the year causes companies to close their doors because they were unable to stay ahead of competition. Needless to say, many persons are thrown out of work in this process. It always gives me a great deal of pleasure when I see each of you striving to get the most out of your class work, laboratory and shop practice. I know that many of you already are real competitors. Others of you could be real competitors if you wished to do so. Quality and sendee arc the two main factors which will cause a customer to continue, or not continue, to deal with a firm or establishment. Those of us in the skilled trades area play a direct roll in thes two factors of quality of workmanship and service. How good a competitor are you? James I). Abel Karlsruhe Auto Body Dale S. Ranchorc Meyersdale, Pa. Printing Lawerenee II. Anderson New Rockford Diesel Maintenance I’aul I,. Anderson Canby, Minn. Auto Mechanics Harlan F. Anderson Havana Auto Mechanics Robert A. Ilartclson Parhall Sheet Metal i Ue Curtis . Henson Maddock Jtaymond J. Herder Bclcourt Larry I). Anderson Reeder Auto Body llichurd J. Anderson Fargo Auto Mechanics Hoss T. Anderson Grafton Printing Auto Mechanics Sheet Metal Auto Body Wayne ■'. Hermit Wahpeton Printing Theodore F. Hialorueki, Jr. Wolf Point. Mont. Auto Body Hi chard I). Iliss Elbow Lake. Minn. Printing Ralph I). Hliss Abercrombie Auto Mcchnics Arlo F.. Hodin Moorhead, Minn. Auto Mechanics Duane I,. Hod fig Tappen Auto Machanlcs Allen It. Hoc Ashby. Minn. Auto Mechanics Clarence ;. Hoeltgcr Hamilton Printing Richard J. Roisjolie Sutton William H. Horntncrshach Forman Verne D. Hoy ho Ru.so Auto Mechanics Printing Auto Body Leslie W. Hrix Valley City Auto Mechanics Richard I.. Rrotcn Nashua. Minn. Auto Mechanics harry J. Brunren Steele Diesel Maintenance Merrin J. Back Hnnkinson Auto Mechanics Arnold L. Ceynar A mega rt I Auto Body II'illiam C. Conlin Williston Auto Body Robert J. Delenancour Sentinel Butte Sheet Metal !.ord ’. Deegun Garrison Sheet Metal Donald I). Doblcr V tit ton C. Dockter Tower City Dcnhoff Auto Mechanics (iary K. Dunlop Kolia Allen . Barateij Itccdcr 65 Diesel Maintenance Diesel Maintenance Diesel Maintenance Richard A. F dinner Shcycnnc Auto Mechanics Donald It. Elleslad Havana Auto Body lion I). Fillers Hettinger Auto Mechanics FvRoy R. Hit gel McClusky Auto Body David (I. Keans Ulon. Minn. Printing Wayne A. Parries Pierre, S. Dak. Auto Mechanics Jerald D. Ferris Bclcourt Sheet Metal Edward C. Fisher Northwood Diesel Maintenance Stanley J. Fordcrer Linton Harold L. Forma neck Wahpeton Willard I). Fraser Walhalla David II. Gaarsland Battle Lake, Minn. Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Diesel Maintenance Machine Shop-Welding 66 James S. C lea son Longby, Minn. Sheet Metal Cites . Codex Hebron Auto Mechanics Wayne J. Carder Bottineau Auto Body Louis K. Craft Donnybrook Electrical Technology David L. Greiner Elizabeth. Minn. James A. Culka New Hradec Douglas .-1. Cullickson Now England John D. Gustafson Veblen, S. Dak. Electrical Industrial Drafting Diesel Maintenance Electrical Technology Thomas O. Gylten Warren G. Haddock Leander J. flaflner lAtren N. Huglund Ancta Wahpclon Esmond Pelican Rapids. Minn. Auto Body Auto Body Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Joseph M. Inman New Rockford Auto Mechanics Clarence II'. Ilunel Dickinson Auto Mechanics Curtis H. Hanson Lake Park, Minn. Auto Body Hohert ,. alien Bartlett Auto Mccanics Itonald ). II auy Eppintf Sheet Metal Phillip A. Hay Fullerton Sheet Metal Herald L. Heucock Sidney, Mont. Auto Body Edward A. leek Dickinson Auto Body Holier C. Ilcehink Bottineau Auto Mechanics Jimmy I). l cgdahl Westhope Auto Body Malcolm J. Ileinle Richardton Auto Mechanics James E. Heinemeyer Hazen Auto Eody GS Dennis Hendrickson Gary. S. Dak. Diesel Maintenance Fredrick Henning Ray Diesel Maintenance Cary Herlickson Grand Forks Auto Mechanics Karl Hoeppner Hayes, S. Dak. Auto Mechanics Allan Hof I Fergus Falls. Minn. Auto Mechanics James Hol land Pelican Rapids, Minn. Diesel Maintenance Henry HeUyer Epplng Auto Mechanics Kenneth Hendrickson Comstock. Minn. Auto Mechanics Dennis Hoicey Lisbon Auto Mechanics Thomas Issendort Now burg Diesel Maintenance John Jacobson Crosby Auto Body Diehard Jaeger Hankinson Sheet Metal James Jangula Zeeland Ityron Johnson Minot Douglas J. Johnson Sidney. Mont. Emmet II. Johnson Oberon Auto Mechanics Auto Body Auto Mechanics Diesel Maintenance James M. Johnson James H. Kaezmarek Leo E. Hannas Kenneth E. Keller Detroit Ijikes. Minn. Gascoyne South Shore. S. Dak. Bisbco Electronics Technology Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Machine Shop and Welding Douglas S. Kemp Hamilton Henjamin Kimball Anton II. Kittelson Breckenridge. Minn. Pelican Rapids. Minn. Auto Mechanics Machine Shop and Welding Dale S. King Bowman Auto Mechanics 70 Auto Mechanics Jerome L. Knud son Crosby Aulo Mechanics William F. Krier Breckonridge. Minn. Sheet Metal Jerome M. Kroke Michigan Auto Mechanics Jerry II . Kruk I-angdon Diesel Maintenance Gary G. hummer Keene Auto Body Alan J. Lako Arthur David K. Dee Tolu a Machine Shop and Welding Diesel Maintenance Diehard G. l vno Wahpeton Machine Shop and Welding Hubert G. Uherda Woodworth Fred ;. Unenko Minot Auto Mechanics Sleicnrt K. I.oren: I-awton Herman II. Mahler Fergus Falls. Minn. Machine Shop and Welding 71 Sheet Metal Diesel Maintenance Curtis If. Morn Uphain Auto Body Clifford I,. Martin Wahpcton Auto Mechanics John A. Melting Fargo Printing Cordon J. Monson Fargo Printing Hubert I.. Moody Williston Auto Mechanics Larry T. Harmon Coulee Auto Body Lowell It. McLean Lnnsford Diesel Maintenance James 1C. Mortens Milbank. S. Dak. Diesel Maintenance Larry M. Mickelson Wahpcton Printing Maurice C. Morrison Glasgow. Mont. Sheet Metal Caul . MeGraw Fargo Printing Eduard A. Maychrzak Gascoyne Auto Mechanics Jerald ;. Muzzy Fortuna Sheet Metal Jeremiah C. iXeilan Peever, S. Dak. Auto Body John A. Nelson Emerado Sheet Metal l.nrry A. .Xrisen I� ccds Auto Body Hoy If. .Xisbet Wayne A. Obenauer Alvin It. 011 hull Ceorge T. Overn East Grand Forks. Minn. Aberdeen. S. Dak. Breckenridgc. Minn. Kathryn Machine Shop and Welding Printing Auto Body Sheet Metal Lyle V. Pederson Valley City Willis O. Paulson Galesburg Diesel Maintenance James D. Pazdernik Campbell. Minn. Auto Mechanics Franz I). Pedersen Valley City Printing Sheet Metal 73 Michael C. Pierce Crookston. Minn. Printing Larry I). Puhhnann Ashley Diesel Maintenance Dwight I. Quasehniek Ashley Sheet Metal Dunne A. Dose Bucyrus Diesel Maintenance Tim L. Must ad Zahl Machine Shop and Welding Donald A. Sander Hankinson Auto Mechanics Dwight C. Saville Braddock Diesel Maintenance Steven C. Scheinost Belle Fourchc, S. Dak. Auto Body Lloyd J. Schell Rugby Printing Wayne K. Scliniidkc Gilby Auto Mechanics Kart D. Schwartz Hebron Auto Mechanics Herbert M. Schwarz Beulah Auto Mechanics 74 Kelly J. Summerville Campbell. Minn. Sheet Metal Alan C. Sundby Underwood, Minn Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Printing lloherl I.. Solberg Oakes Auto Mechanics Auto Body Richard L. Susag Wahpeton Auto Body Lee II. Suanson Stirum Auto Body Lance X. Sivisher Nashua, Minn. Auto Mechanics Gerald A. Telzloll Breekcnridge, Minn. Diesel Maintenance Diesel Maintenance Charles F. Smith Hankinson II ay I). S mi Hi Milnor Robert X. Slorlroen Stewart, Minn. William X. Thompson Moorhead. Minn. Auto Body Arnold I). Si vert son Watford City Wayne C. Thorpe Endcrlin Auto Mechanics Michael J. Thorstad Morris, Minn. Printing Cordon T. Tschider Jamestown Auto Body 4 r Gerald D. T wed ten Grafton Printing Daniel . Dike Endcrlin Auto Mechanics Clarence II. 17m Orntirn Gacklo Printing Wallace J. Wagner Stanley Diesel Maintenance Roger M. Wahus Maxbass Diesel Maintenance James F. il’alkcr Valley City Auto Mechanics Diehard K. White Wahpeton Auto Mechanics lean F. Widhalm Wahpeton Sheet Metal Randall R. Wider Walhalla 76 Diesel Maintenance 77 Campus Personalities Many college students in this age of scientific materialism have set up material goals for themselves because these can be measured in terms of concrete achievement. They tend to avoid ethical or moral goals which show no personal gain in concrete terms. Fortunately not all college men and women hold personal gain to be man’s highest aspiration. We feel that the seniors pictured on the following pages do not share the stunted sense of purpose inherent in materialism and personal gain. These young men and women have been singled out because we believe they have developed and used their intellectual capacities not only for self-realization but in service to their fellow students as well. Each senior pictured here has excelled academically and has assumed leadership and responsibility in the conduct of campus affairs. We commend them for their service to their fellow students and to our college. 78 THE AWARDS COMMITTEE Carol Greeley . . . loyal and dependable journalist from Kimball, Minnesota . . . Editor of Dakota Scientist .. . completed Junior College requirements one quarter early . . . already enrolled at St. Cloud State College. 79 Carol Twcdt . . . Junior College . . . Captain of cheerleaders, with two gears of service . . . able President of Sacajawca, all-woman organization . . . busy, responsible worker on committees . . . resident of Wahpeton. 80 Michael Worrier . . . Junior College man . . . guided Hie SSS Student Cabinet through a busy year as its President . . . holds an enviable two-year record in athletics . . . has a smile that is hard to beat . . . Mike hails from Wahpeton . . . will attend Moorhead State College. 81 Paulette Henson . . . Wahpeton High product. . . singer par excellence . . . main focus of Caravan spotlight for two gears . . . poised and capable . . . plans to attend Concordia College. 82 Wally Leiseth . . . hails from Walcott . . . veteran and valuable member of Caravan . . . pace setter for Drafters’ Club ... a true man-about-campus . . . capable, friendly and dependable. Sandra Ward . . . SSS acquisition from Breckcnridgc Hitlh . . . holder of McMahon Memorial Scholarship . . . President of A’civilian Club, one of our largest organizations ... a many-time committee chairman or member for all-school activities . . . ivill enroll at St. Cloud State College this summer. Anthony McMichuel . . . scholar and man of affairs . . . pride of the Junior Collcyc with his straight A” average . . . outstanding member for two years each in Hand, Chorus, and Caravan . . . a Wahpelon resident . . . Tong plans to enter the U. S. Army. 85 $ - • Dorothy Hagen . . . oul-of-stater from Alexandriap Min-ncsota . . . SSS women's representative on Student Cabinet . . . capable and responsible Social Chairman of Cabinet . . . President of L.S.A. and participant in many other activities . . . student director of Gateway House . . . plans to attend eolleye next year. 86 Douglas liurvee . . . front neighboring Fair mount . . . hard-working member of last gear’s Student Cabinet . . . business manager of the 1963 Agawasic . . . the student who should receive much credit for helping to set up the Student Doan Fund . . . Doug plans to attend University of North Dakota. 87 Freshmen Freshmen ronI rate, left to right : Cary “I right” llHHn rog! Electronic tcclronicn Technoloj Technology: Eloyi Roacnkranz, Electronic Technology. Trout row left to right: Hcrilicc Morken. Kathleen fluff. Karen Grotberg Marjorie Daw ton. I erna Ch««l 'r,Sza rm Tro e flack ro'c left to right: Joyce Elalen. Jane Sehnldt. Mary Ann Swan Sharon Oktcndahl. Mary Jane Mark. Troi e. Hack row. yait|Ce Hobi4eau. Karen Keber. Sara Jo timer, Practical A uemg. 90 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Iris Wilke, Business: John Young, Liberal Arts: Judith Ulmer, Business; Larry Itosenow, Liberal Arts: Jean Thompson. Business. Second row, left to right: James Hichels, Business: Kathy Yaggi, Bre-Education; Jack Werner, Pre-Engineering; Hi Ann Yost, Business: Donald Walz. Bre-Engineering. Back row, left to right: I erne I an Ornum, Jr., Business; Charles Stoltenow. Brc-Bharmacy: Anita Thurmer, Bre-Education; I’aul Walker, Bre-Commerce; Melda Turcotte, Business; Gerald VanierBeck, Liberal A rig; John York, Bre-Engineering. Front row. left to right: Marshall Morgan. Brin ting: Leonard Boehrich. Brinting: Robert Betcrson. Brinting; Donald fledlund. Brinting; Bertram llilber. Brinting. Middle row. left to right: James Chase. Sheet Metal; Jerome Fritcl. Sheet Metal: Gary Severson, Sheet Metal; Curtis Beyer. Sheet Metal; Harley Wrstby, Sheet Metal; Timothy Hoffman, Sheet Metal. Back row, left to right: Palmer Bederson. Brinting: .ester Van Wert, Sheet Metal; John Waid. Brinting: David Christopherson. Sheet Metal: Clinton Fuhrman, Sheet Metal. 91 Freshmen Front row. let I to right: II 'illiam A raves. Machine Shop and II’elding; Curtis Twete. Machine Shop and Welding; Hodney Askclson, Machine Shop and Welding; Howard Strand. Machine Shop and Welding; Larry l.ockcn. Machine Shop and Welding. Middle row. let! to right: Victor Vallejo. Machine Shop and II'elding; John Ertclt. Machine Shop and Welding; James Koetler. Machine Shop and li dding; Itonald Dahl. Machine Shop and Welding; Myron Muhle. Machine Shop and Welding. Hack row. left to right: Fredrick Hamburg. Machine Shop and Welding: Fan da 11 Large . Machine Shop and Welding: Jerome Itlcxsum. Machine Shop and Welding; Fa trick Fisher, Machine Shop and Welding; Daniel Pederson. Machine Shop and Welding: Koberl Meiscli. Machine Shop and Welding. Front row, left to right: Donald Jill son. Auto Mechanics: Darien Fteinis. Auto Mechanics: Sheryl Cobb. Itiiitding Con. striiction: Phyllis Qitinncll. Itiiitding Construction: F. eal Fuiikhoiiser, Auto Mechanics. Hack row. tell to right: Kenneth Frost. Auto Mechanics; Dennis Erickson, Auto Mechanics; Duane Tolletson. Auto Mechanics; Hager Hodvotd. Auto Mechanics; Gerald Gienger. Auto Mechanics: Hobert lldlen. Auto Mechanics: Lyle Jeglun. Auto Mechanic . 02 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Jean Muir, Business; Steven Knud.son. Business; Judy Mauch, Business; Ivan Mitzel. Jr., Pre-Engineering; Jute holt. Home Economics: Charles Keefer. Pre-Engineering; Darlene Krump, Business; Robert Imng, Pre-Engineering; Money Masltek, Business. Second row, left to right: Betty Kutschinskc. Business; Raymond Kcllerlmg, Business; Mary f.cntsch. Journalism; John Mehl, Pre-Commerce; Janet Eleven, Business; Harold Miller, Business Administration: Carol Lee. Medical Technology: (Irani Krump, Pre-Commerce; Joyce Marslad, Business; John Muellenback, Business. Back row, left to right: Arlyn Max, Business; John Lund, Business: Roger Manning. Pre-Engineering; Robert Larson, l.iberal Arts; David Lindig, Pre-Commerce; Don Lawrence, Pre-Commerce; Cary Mayer. Pre-Engineering; Larry McQuadc, Pre-Education; Alan Maas, IJberal Arts. Front row. left to right: Robert Petersen, Pre-Commerce; Myrna Olson. Liberal Arts; Scott Morton, liberal Arts; Patricia Morris. IJberal Arts; Vincent McLaren. Business: Cynthia Engle. Pre-Sursing; Dale Lotser. Business. Second row, left to right: Cayle Krause. Liberal Arts; Lyle Otteson, Liberal Arts; Janet ’arrow. Business; Roger Selson, Business; Joan Mel so n. Liberal Arts; Ronald Pederson, Business; Marguerite I’oss, Business; Carl Peterson. Pre-Commerce; Ruth Jenek. Pre-Marsing. Back row. left to right: Bernadinc Morselte. IJberal Arts: James Melson. Pre-Engineering; Sharon Lee. Secretariat Training; John Popp, Medical Technology, Beverly llaaland. Secretarial Arts; Cary I’icske, Pre-Commerce; Merilyn Popp, Secretarial Arts; Keith Melson, Pre-Engineering; Ullian Malaterre, Pre-Mlining. 93 Freshmen Front rote, left in right: burry Gust a!ton. Pre-Commerce; Monte llanton, Pre-Commerce; John Hallinger, Business; Cnrol Hermes. Home Economics; Sharon Johnson. Pre-Education: Jocelyn Geiser. Pre-Education; Chris Helm. Husiness; William Hnrtwig. Husiness; bemoan Heath. Pre-Education. Middle rote, left to right: Roger Hingst. Pre-Commerce: Harry llalvorson. Husiness: Roger Jacobson. Husiness; Gary Jacobs. Husiness Administration; Thomas llample, I're-bate: Wayne Glnnder, biberal Arts; Royer lleffelfinger, Pre-Commerce: Richard Mot ken. Husiness; Hon Heath. Pre-Commerce. Hack roic. left to right: Merle Johnson. Husiness: Thomas Kudetka. Husiness: Hale licen. Husiness; Ronald Johann sen. Husiness: Ervin Luke. Husiness; Richard Murray. Husiness Administration; Kenneth Hcilkamp, Pre-Pharmacy; Carlton Johnson, Medical Technology. Front row. left to right: barilla Hauer. Husiness; . eva Hjerke, Secretarial Arts: Claudia Rcrg. Husiness; Elizabeth Carney. Pre-Education; Helen Berger. Pre-Education; Carol Hladotv. Husiness; Katherine Anderson. Junior College Special; binda Christophcrson. Husiness. Middle row. left to right: Keith Anderson. Pre-Engineering; Roger Chezik, Pre-Engineering: Paul Htadow. Husiness; burry Christensen. Husiness: Kenneth Arndt, Husiness: Roland Ruck. Husiness; Alfred Herg. I.iberal Arts; Wayne Broun. Pre-Engineering; Marlow Hakken. Pre-Engineering. Hack row. left to righl: Arlin Andres. Pre-Commerce: Arthur Azurc. Pre-Engineering; Milton Herg. Pre-Commerce: Keith Carlson. I.iberal Arts; Rodger Herg-guist. Business: Richard Aker, biberal Arts; Peder Anderson, biberal Arts; f.amber! Rrunkhorst, Pre-Education; Wilbur Caspers. Pre-Commerce; Steven Hailey. Pre-Engineering. 91 Freshmen front row, Ml to right: Druid lied man, electronics Technology: Don Jensen. Electronics Technology: Druid Johnson, electronics Technology: David Adam, electronics Technology; Milton Ammon, electronics Technology. Rack rote. Ml to right: Roger Vandal, electronics Technology: Marvin Durr, electronics Technology; Michael Crawford, electronics Technology: Cecil Cumune, electronics Technology: Dale froenuning. electronics Technology: Donald II eek, electronics Technology. front row. left lo right: Dennis Springer, electronics Technology: Ralph letter. Electrical; II agn, Ronald Vandrovcc. electrical: Daniel Jaeger, electronics Technology. Middle row. Ml lo right: Technology: Raymond Rortnem. electronics Technology: James Tysver. electronics Tech nolo electronics Technology: Cary Kjelden. electronics Technology. Technology; IV. Cary Hell, electronics Technology: II arnc ecnnoiogy. B, lronitmTcchnoloau: William Amu aynr ueery, hiccincai; . ..aM: Dale Roy, electronics trs n, Technology; Harold Schmitz, Rack row. left to right: John Stangeland, electronics arncr Mostad, electronics Technology: Kenneth llerndt Amundson, electronics Technology. 95 Freshmen Left to right, trout row: Jerry 'inch. Sheet Metal; Michael Jibcrle, Sheet Metal: Duane Rorssler, Sheet Metal; Iternurd htayd, Sheet Metal: Holland Tauber!. Sheet Metal. Middle row, left to right: Duane hands!ront. Sheet Metal; Wayne is.' ietul: harm Johnson. Sheet Metal; Dennis Derg. Sheet Metal: Diehard Kaleer, Sheet Metal. Hack row. left to right; llarold Slaughter, Sheet Metal; Kenneth Schiermeister, Sheet Metal; Don Rocckcr, Sheet Metal; Fred Wall-oek. Sheet Metal; FI ton Kvosman, Sheet Metal: Dale Thompson. Sheet Metal. Front row. left to right: Arnold Korynla. Civil Technology: hcRoy Anderson. Civil Technology: harry hehrke, Civil Technology rden Brorby. Civil Technology: Duane Trostad. Civil Technology. Middle row: Duane Dahl. Civil Technol-; Hay Uuelsman. Civil Technology: Jerome Raltrusch Civil Technology. Bernard Danse Civil Technology: Marvin t:e. Civil Technology. Hack row, left to right; Robert Meek. Civil technology: Ralph tcglcy. Civil Technology: Michael Feyerciscn. Civil Technology: Jerry Grey. Civil Technology: Fredrick Regan. Drafting and estimating. ogy Hart 96 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Steven ffexom. General Mechanics: Arlan Amundson. General Mechanics: Richard Hanson. General Mechanics; Roger Strander, General Mechanics: Dennis Guttormson, General Mechanics. Middle rote, left la right: Wayne Rutherford. General Mechanics; William McDonald. General Mechanics; Roger Smith. General Mechanics; Fdwurd A. Johnson. General Mechanics; Dennis Rackstrom, General Mechanics. Rack row. left to right: I.eRoij iXctson. General Mechanics; Ralph Stordahl, General Mechanics; Michael Rerg. General Mechanics; Roger Olson. General Mcch anics. Front row. left to right: Kurt ftovet. Civil Technology; Curtis l� ents. Civil Technology; { atnek Kelly. Civil Technology. Chandra Grimm. Civil Technology: George Welle. Civil Technology. Middle row. left to right: h rancis otrskg. HuMjng Construction: Joseph Volesky. Ruitding Construction; O’Niell Roessler. Rmldmg Construction; John LuMmne. holding Construction: William Forbes. Building Construction. Rack row. left to right: Larry Hanson Ruitding Construction. James Johnson. Ruilding Construction; Ted Peters. Ruilding Construction; Carroll Quant. Ruilding Construction: Dennis Peterson, Ruilding Construction. 97 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Lei tin it Marchus. (General Mechanics; Kenneth Haugen. General Mechanics; Gary Pearson. General Mechanics; Douglas Itusxelt. General Mechanies; Allen Kaxperson. General Mechanics. Middle row, left to right: Gile Gusccttc, General Mechanics; tlichard Itoschec. General Mechanics; Kenneth Anderson. General Mechanics; Dean Ullyott. General Mechanics; Larry Honey. General Mechanics. Itnck row. left to right: David Reinholz. General Mechanics; Roger Rivard. General Mechanics; Robert Karst. General Mechanics; Grin i.amport, GeneraI Mechanics; Larry Wilke, General Mechanics. Front row. left to right: Sylvia Stein, Home Economics; Jerry Williams. Pre-Engineering; Jean Azbcll, Secretarial Arts: James Wilson. Business; Corrinc Wollitz. Pre-Education. Middle row. left to right: Michael Rosenkranz, Business. tXancy Ratliff. Pre-Education; Richard Schumnn, Pre-Eduction: Charlene Szezur, Pre-Education: Leo Spriggs. Pre-Engineering. Rack row, left to right: Larry Rice. Business; John Schlanser. Business; Merle Radke, Business; Francis Tschida, Liberal Arts; John Soruin. Liberal Arts; Alfred Villaume, Pre-Engineering. 98 Freshmen Front roie, left to right: Hottert Helming, General Mechanics: Dennis Overton. General Mechanics; Ernest Man. General Mechanics: James Wraver. General Mechanics: James Unstc r. General Mechanics. Middle rote, left to right: Glenn Gagnier. General Mechanics; Donovan Czech. General Mechanics; Delbert SlelTcns. General Mechanics: Herbert Johnson. General Mechanics: Wayne llefta. General Mechanics. Hack row. left to right: Jerol Gohrick, General Mechanics: Clayton Coleman. General Mechanics: David Kulzcr, General Mechanics: John Ouradnik. General Mechanics; Melvin Fetzer, General Mechanics. Front row. left to right: DeWayne lirekke. General Mechanics; Diehard Wilcox. General Mechanics; Howard Foster. GeneraI Mechanics; Daryl Siverlson. General Mechanics: Gcreld Eiscnzimmer. General Mechanics. Middle row. left to right: Hodney Kerslen. General Mechanics; Clark Goebel. General Mechanics; Itjarne Hreske. General Mechanics; John Xokkrn. General Mechanics; Ernest Malnaa. General Mechanics. Hack row. left to right: Jerome Drogen. General Mechanics; Hobert Ears. General Mechanics; Max V.ncher. General Mechanics; Wesley Zurcher. General Mechanics; Joseph Schneider. General Mechanics. 99 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Donald Hank. General Mechanics: Larry Ash. General Mechanics; Gary Schauer. General Mechanics: Donald I’ntz, General Mechanics; Roger Page, General Mechanics. Middle row. left to right: Lai ogle Rraaten. General Mechanics; Marlin Sandberg. General Mechanics: Gary Oksendahl. General Mechanics: Charles Larson. General Mechanics: Eugene Scltoenwald. General Mechanics. Hack row. left to right: Murray Thom. General Mechanics; Miles Quern. General Mechanics; Dennis Herrmann. General Mechanics; William Gossen, General Mechanics; Judd clsh. General Mechanics. Front row, left to right: David Abernathy, fiefrigeration; Hill ftickford. Refrigeration; Jerome Wallary, Refrigeration; RamaI Syed. Refrigeration: Satpal S. Iledl, Refrigeration. Middle row. left to right: Vernon Anderson, Refrigeration; David I 'oiler. Refrigeration; Howard Thompson. Refrigeration: Donald Haynes. Refrigeration; Carl Rottke. Refrigeration; Mike Saffel. Refrigeration; fmwrence Matthys, Refrigeration. Rack row. left to right: Ervin Runt:, Refrigeration; Rill Woods. Refrigeration; Don Spicer, Refrigeration; Greg Christenson. Refrigeration: William Grosser. Refrigeration: Howard Sloltrup. Refrigeration. 100 Freshmen Front roic, left to right: Itichnrd Suart:, Printing; Glen Clayton. Printing; Mary Lcntsch, Journalism; Theodore Krump, Printing; David Raftevold. Printing. Middle row, left to right: Curtis Olson, Printing; Ronald Flicker!, Printing; Charles La Floe. Printing; Peter Melby, Printing: John hreklau. Printing. Hack row, left to right: John Green, Printing; Dale Webb, Printing; Henry Unite, Printing; Creighton Robertson, Printing; Donald Lewis, Printing. Front row, left lo right: Rollin Hergman, Printing; Mike Hixson. Printing: Michael Felling, Printing; l.arry Her get. Printing: Harlan Muehler. Printing. Middle row, left to right; Richard O'Marro, Printing; Robert Zimmerman.'Printing; Donald Hanson. Printing: Dick Dronen. Printing: Robert Jensen. Printing. Hack row. left to right: (‘Ictus I’oitra, Printing; Lloyd Swenson, Printing; Richard Haase, Printing; Thomas Durick, Printing; Paul Johnson, Printing. 101 Freshmen Front row left to right: Hale Stoltenow. Industrial It rat ting: linger Scliilkc. Industrial Drafting: James O’Gordon, Industrial Drafting: H ague Steinacker. Industrial Drafting: llockie Siam. Industrial Drafting. Middle row. left to right: Robert Hcrubr. Industrial Drafting: Donald Fit man. Industrial Drafting: Gerald Transtroin. Industrial Drafting: Rodney Huff man Industrial Drafting: l.owcll Holland. Industrial Drafting. Hack row. left to right: John Frounfelter. Industrial Drafting': Gary Rye. Industrial Drafting: Duane Luptal. Industrial Drafting: Ronald Dullttm. Industrial Drafting: IJacid Kilgore, Industrial Drafting. Front row. left to right: Ordell Fnstad. Auto Mechanics: Larry Gagman, Auto Mechanics: Ervin Dye. Auto Mechanics: Russell Xtlson. Auto Mechanics: or wood Snyder. Auto Mechanics. Middle row. left to right: Eugene Schon. Auto Mechanics: Hen Trot tier. Auto Mechanics; Llewellyn Gulzmer, Auto Mechanics; Calvin Dickhaut. Auto Mechanics; I yron Lei in. Auto Mechanics. Hack row tell to right: Lucerne Johnson. Auto Mechanics: John Griggs. Auto Mechanics; Dean Kragcrud. Auto Mechanics: Gary Mclby. Auto Mechanics; Robert Exner. Auto Mechanics. 102 Freshmen Front row. tell to right: Fat rick Welch. Building Construction: Andrew lloghaug. Building Construction; Janice Milbo. Building Construction: Fat rick Clark. Building Construction; David Xeunwnn. Building Construction. Middle row. left to right: Allan Lagcrquisl. Building Construction: Francis Schanitec, Building Construction; Fdward llochhaller. Building Construction; Itickg Schulz. Building Construction: William Woodruff. Building Construction: Kogcr Ifoikkala, Building Construction. Back row. left to right: Duane llcnting. Building Construction: Fdward Forsman. Building Construction. Bruce McCullough, Building Construction: Bon Battrick, Building Construction; Wilbur Larson. Building Construction. Front row. Iclt to right: Cordon Ilinstock. General Mechanics; Dennis Cordon. General Mechanics; Lynn Harrington, General Mechanics; Boss Behdcr. General Mechanics; Sherwood Varcberg, General Mechanics. Middle row. left to right: Gerald Bohrich. General Mechanics: Melton Turcotte. General Mechanics; Wallace Lee. General Mechanics; Terrance. Sullivan. General Mechanics; Clayton Moll. General Mechanics: Leigh Fasbrig. General Mechanics. Back row. left to right: Jim Budeau. Building Construction; Baymond Arnold. General Mechanics: Gerald Michalenko. General Mechanics; Gary Jacobson. General Mechanics; Lawrence Kraft. General Mechanics. 103 Freshmen Front row, left to right: Jonathan Dockter, Electrical; James McCoy, Electrical; Edicard Kohl, Electrical; John Wilson, Electrical; Eon Kgburz, Electrical. Middle row, left lo right: Eonald Taschner. Electrical; Lee Danielson. Electrical; Douglas Halvorson. Electrical; James Kleingarn, Electrical: Howard Fart low. Electrical. Hack row, left to right: Mike Hrunncr, Electrical; Jerald Halvorson, Electrical; Dennis Anderson, Electrical; Edward Kloster, Electrical; Eonnie Tschepen, Electrical. Front row. left to right: Eoger Mohs, Auto Mechanics; Mark Solberg, Auto Mechanics; Joseph Koenig. Auto Mechanics: Warren Jones. Huilding Construction; Wayne Fuhnnan. Huilding Construction. Middle row. left to right: Jerry I.ynch Huilding Construction; Eobert Gregor. Auto Mechanics: Xocl Cummins. Auto Mechanics; Eonald flunking, Huilding Construction; Gary Johnson. Huilding Construction. Hack row. left to right: Marvin Shelton. Auto Mechanics; Arlcn Hooth. Huilding Construction; Eonald Heaton, Huilding Construction: James Overland. Huilding Construction; Leslie Manstrom, Huilding Construction. 104 Freshmen Front row, left to right: Eduard J. Hush, Auto llody: James llartzc, Auto llody: Haymond Gourde. Auto llody; William Lillibridge, Auto llody: Clifford flay. Auto llody. Middle How. left to right: Andrew Weigel, Auto llody: John Jacobson. Auto llody: Terrence Aleshire, Auto llody: Larry Witthanx. Auto llody; Arlan Hainan, Auto llody. Hack row, left to right: Donald Xhorela, Auto llody: llonald Knoll, Auto llody; Darrell Wallers. Auto llody; Dale iXordstrom. Auto llody: Jim Fokc. Auto Hody. Front row, left to right: Gerald Clemens, Auto Mechanics; Jack Fortune, Auto Mechanics; Steve M. Aline. Auto Mechanics; Karl Schneider. Auto Mechanics; Eldon J. Mehrer. Auto Mechanics. Middle row, left to right: Haul Strobcl, Auto Mechanics: Eugene Gress, Auto Mechanics; Gerald Fowler, Auto Mechanics; Francis Wright, Auto Mechanics; David iXagle, Auto Mechanics. Hack row. left to right: Sheldon Kortgaard. Auto Mechanics; Gary Jordheim, Auto Mechanics; Delbert Waters, Auto Mechanics; Arthur Johnson. Auto Mechanics; l.arry Olncy, Auto Mechanics. 105 Freshmen Front row. left to right: l.orcn iXctson. Auto Mechanics: Ralph l cppncr. Auto Mechanics: Lyle fringe. Auto Mechanics; Hcmnrd Zastoupil. Auto Mechanics: Howard Warner. Auto Mechanics. Middle row. left to right: Don Carlson. Auto Mechanics: dug Lindgren, Auto Mechanics; David Gicrszeicski. Auto Mechanics; John oil. Auto Mechanics; Terry Ruck. Auto Mechanics. Hack row. left to right: Dennis Archbold. Auto Mechanics; Raymond Miller. Auto Mechanics, Alvin Van Marel, Auto Mechanics; Brling Jans. Auto Mechanics; Charles Rainier, Auto Mechanics. Front row, left to right: Cary Rakken. Electronics Technology: Leroy Miller. Electronics Technology: Alfred hnslijanson, Electronics Technology: James Haro. Electronics Technology; Cote Wicklund. Electronics Technology. Rack row, left to right: Rennet It Luchsinger. Electronics Technology: truce Stockstad. Electronics Technology: Richard llalzle, Electronics Technology; Loren Wentzcl, Electronics Technology; McKinley iXielson. Electronics Technology, 106 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Robert Kochel. Auto Body: LeRoy Rust. Auto Itody: Dennis Johnson. Auto ttody: James II test. Auto Body; Galen llakenson. Auto Body. Middle row, left to right: James Schrader, Auto Body: Louell II ood. Auto Body; Dennis Blow, Auto Body: James Johnson, Auto Body; Lrland Duel:. Auto Body: David Martin. Auto Body. Back row. left to right: Gordon Mills, Auto Body: Uric Jacobson. Auto Body: Thomas Yon. Auto Body; Gary J,arson. Auto Body; Charles Madsen, Auto Body. Front row. left to right: Arthur Krnnz. Electrical. Donald Torgrimson, Electrical; James Stoudt. Electrical; Donald Sever ton. Electrical; John Murphy. Electrical. Middle row. left to right: Donald Gunderson. Electrical; lister Lynnes, 'Electrical: Gerald Kain:. Electrical: Leonard Schmidt, Electrical; Thomas Schulz, Electrical. Back row, left to right: Michael liertsch Electrical: Richard Conklin. Electrical: Raymond Dockter, Electrical; Richard Wolfe, Electrical; Ronald Miller. Electrical. 107 Freshmen %yjl CJn ri?h!l }h,ry. S,orhc- RubV Kggen. Elaine Jnpel. Mary Ellen Widen, (ilorin Holm. Sharon Ambuehl. Ilac r tv, to nghl; Hachel Hcrgsgnard. Hetty Schoek. Wanda ft odne field, Elaine Hums. Carol !Air son. Muriel Opstcdal. Elaine (ireb. Practical Nursing. Front rote, left to right: (icrold Honey. Electronics; Warren Wicger. Electronics; Halid Halvorson. Electronics; Hruce Petersen. Electronics; Eugene Smith. Electronics. Hack rote, left to right: James Divine. Electronics: Cary Hultin. Electronics; Harvey Schock, Electronics: Honald Scharbow. Electronics; James Hortnem, Electronics. 108 Freshmen c. Electronics Technology: Martin Jupet, Electronics Technology: Front row. left to right: Hruce Egcrslront. Auto Mechanics; Lee flaring. Auto Mechanics; Kenneth Nielsen, Auto Mechanics; Leland Olson. Auto Mechanics; Rodney Duvick. Auto Mechanics. Middle row, left to right; Daniel Kline, Auto Mechanics: Dale Samuclson, Auto Mechanics: Charles Schreiner. Auto Mechanics; l.ouell llandcrcl. Auto Mechanics: Duane Hagen, Auto Mechanics. Hack row, left to right; Haul llofler. Auto Mechanics; Myron Goodman, Auto Mechanics; Lyle Danielson, Auto Mechanics; Larry Hranc, Auto Mechanics; Glen Porter, Auto Mechanics. 109 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Mario (Juam. Auto Mechanics: Jcratit Duxhury. Auto Mechanics; Melvin Hertz, Auto Mechanics; Clark Cunning, Auto Mechanics; James Dost vet. Auto Mechanics. Middle row. left to right: Clarence dree lie. Auto Mechanics; Mark Hansen. Auto Mechanics: Michael Cournyer. Auto Mechanics: Harold Tuitero. Auto Mechanics; Unload Peterson, Auto Mechanics. Hock row. left to right: Daeid Kovasli. Auto Mechanics; David f.oeks. Auto Mechanics; Diehard Kemp. Auto Mechanics: Odean Oie, Auto Mechanics; Cciie Dossow. Auto Mechanics. Front row. left to right: Ceroid Preuss. Huilding Construction: Hichard Hegge. Duilding Construction: Dodney Kenner. Huilding Construction: Odin llarsness. Duilding Construction: Orville Hanson. Duilding Construction. Middle row. left to right: Cagle Carlson. Duilding Construction: Thomas Couch. Duilding Construction: Jerry Coffcg. Duilding Construction: Cary Kip pen. Duilding Construction; Paul Mnack. Duilding Construction. Dock row. left to right: Doger Engelhard!, Duilding Construction: Mark Siemers. Duilding Construction: Cary Anderson, Auto Mechanics; Thomas Mgers, Duilding Construction: Eugene Tauber, Duilding Construction. 110 Freshmen front rote, left to right: John Mjoe it. Iintustrial Drafting; Hubert Ralston, Industrial Drafting: Darrell llralcold. Industrial Drafting: dreg Douglas. Industrial Drafting: Darrell Myrcik. Industrial Drafting. Middle rote, left to right: llarland Sintchuck, Industrial Drafting: Donald Suingen. Industrial Drafting: Don Yettteson. Industrial Drafting: Ronald Peterson. Industrial Drafting: Matthew Schmidt. Industrial Drafting; Russell Traulman, Industrial_ Drafting. Rack row, left to right: Robert Cliflgard. Industrial Drafting: Joseph Miller. Industrial Drolling: Patrick Stretch. Industrial Drafting; Vernon Melcher. Industrial Drafting; Janies Marguardt, Industrial Drafting. Front row. left to right: Gayle I’ittner. Judy Peterson. Kathy Darby. Pat Miltendnrf. Clarice Scltepp, Vicki Johnson. Hack row. left to right: Jacqueline Poets. Jeanne Johnson. SherryI Krogsgaard. Marilyn Klueeer, Jeralyn Olson. Louise Manoek. Dorothy Otterstetter, Judith Pauling: Practical Nursing. Ill Freshmen Front rote, left to right: Myron Hull, Fleet riettl; Dale Fax trier. Electrical: Ronald Simon, Electrical; David Cross. Electrical: Raymond Dhiiyietter. Middle roic, left to right: Alvin Watkins. Electrical: Terrance Hoff art. Electrical: iXoet Ash. Electrical: Richard Weber, Electrical; Richard llciser. Electrical. Rack row. left to right: Dean Weaker, Electrical; Gerald Mergel, Electrical; Clayton Roller I. Electrical; Maynard Lehman, Electrical; Darrold Kramer. Electrical. Maynard Pederson, Auto Itody. 112 Freshmen Front row, left to right: Terry Speral, Industrial Drafting; Hanley Manning. Industrial Drolling: Randal Ffutsenreuler, Industrial Drafting;'Richard (iathcridgc. Industrial Drafting: Gary Score. Industrial Drafting. Middle row, left to right: Curtis Anderson. Industrial Drafting; Dennis Ness. Industrial Drafting: Jerome Rohm. Industrial Drafting: Allen Larson. Industrial Drafting; Clclus Muggli. Industrial Drafting. Rack row, left to right: Kent Thomson. Industrial Drafting: Rollin Bible. Industrial Drafting; Jim Geitnan. Industrial Drafting; Warren lloppman. Industrial Drafting; Raymond lliedeman. Industrial Drafting. Front row. left to right: Dennis RoUinger, Auto Mechanics. Larry Ffutzenreuter. Auto Mechanics; David Watkins. Auto Mechanics'; Lynn Moore, Auto Mechanics; Darrell Coggon. Auto Mechanics. Middle row, left to right: Harris Kukla, Auto Mechanics: David Gunwall. Auto Mechanics; Keith Dickinson. Auto Mechanics; Donald Job. Auto Mechanics; Garry Rakken, Auto Mechanics. Rack row. left to right: Donald Miller. Auto Mechanics; Dale Mauseliund. Auto Mechanics: Albert Lindahl, Auto Mechanics; James Knud sen, Auto Mechanics; Kent Hanson, Auto Mechanics. 113 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Mary Ann M'aschc, Donna Marie Strnstand. Kathleen Danielson. Sandra Pederson. Carol for, atariti Itolstad. Hack roic, left to right: Carol Ziegler, Ann Itaarstad. Itosina Just. Rachel Gearhart, Hetty Kutschinske, I.liana Storm. Karen Kittilson; Practical S'ursing. Front row. left to right: Fug French, Christg Ackerman. Dorothy Hater, Arlgs Munch. Janet Schtongh. Mary Dianne Illoinguist. Hack row. left to right: Sherry llnrdie, Susan l oppcrt, Carol (ioodscll, Janice Dahlcn, Y'alcda (luotv Phyllis Vanish, Maine Lunde; Practical tuning. 114 Freshmen Front roic. left to right: Delores Klosterman. Marlene Annonson. Virginia Aasen, Ida Mae Marsh. Dianne Mikketson, Sharon Byre, Judy Lischcfskc. Back row, left to right: Marcia Krause, Linda Kleppe. Dorothy Dronen. Ada Lou llalen. Theresa Aberle. Donna Loupe. Linda Lukins; 'radical Nursing 115 Freshmen Front row. tr t to right: James Fat Crons, Flee I tonics Technology; Itogcr Hanshew, Electronics Technology: onii Schrtiwr, Electronics Technology; Itohert Krein, Electronics Technology; Frederic Kovcll. Electronics Technology- - ,iaaic row. left to right: Claude llaiimann, Electronics Technology: Dean Eindcnutn. Electronics Technology: Dwight yiiiscnc. Electrical; Arley Olson, Electronics Technology: David Capp. Electronics Technology. Hack row, left to right: sir e Oas. Electronics Technology: Kenneth Hratzel. Electronics Technology; Donald Nelson, Electronics Technology: t-arry Johnson, Electronics Technology: Front row, left to right: Lawrence Eciler, Electrical: Kay Ruby, Electrical: Edward L. Johnson. Electrical. Middle row, left to right: Herman Hafncr, Electrical; Dennis Inglis, Electrical; Eldon Johnson, Electrical; Joseph Dilger, Electrical: Cary IVashck. Electrical. Hack row. left to right: Claude Moos. Electrical: Dennis Holmgren. Electrical; Marvin Median. Electrical; Robert Koenig, Electrical: Manley Truchan, Electrical. 116 Freshmen front rou left to right: Mnrlyn Tande. Pre-Commerce; Donna Schlenker. Duxinexx; John Stindlio, Pre-Commerce: Donnie Saeuert. Duxinexx; Jack Raxmuxxen. liberal Arts; Patricia Douen. Liberal Artx: John Townley, Pre-Commerce. Middle rou-. left to right: Kenneth Schmaltz. Pre-Engineering: Doris Uoeder. Duxinexx; Thomas Roxxum, Pre-Education: Clarice Roberlxduhl, Duxinexx; William Still. Dusincss; Dianne Itohrenbach, Liberal Arts: Hyland Suverxon, Jr., Pre-Education: Joyce Shornia, Duxinexx; Daniel Deeck. Pre-Engineering. Hack rote, left to right: Donald Schuler. Duxinexx; (icorgc Spiedcl. Liberal Artx; Gloria Theede, Duxinexx; James Tuchxcherer. Pre-Forestry; Karen lloxtad. Duxinexx: Kenneth Sikorxki, Liberal Arts; Carol Schuldheiz, Duxinexx; Kenneth Schultz. Duxinexx. A. Erdman. Pre-Engineering; John Dneis. Prc-f‘harmacy; Donald Everson, Duxinexx; Donald Devoe, Pre-Education. Dock row. left to right: dene Daring. Pre-Engineering; Daniel Kirchoflner. Pre-Engineering: Joseph Dolecek. Pre-Engineering; Rodney Hanna, Pre-Engineering; John Ho len. Pre-Engineering; Cary Herman, Pre-Engineering; Harley Jones, Pre-Engineering; Ronald Hindi, Liberal Arts. 117 Front rou left to right: Dan Harwood, Mike Worner. Gene Gres , Jon Kalbcrcr. Darrel Rafterold, Captain Hilly Sturdevant. Robert Exner. Curtis lleyer. Terry Slurde-rant. Second rote, left to right: Dick Olson. Donald Scibel, David l.indig. Date Frocmming. Roger Worner. Arnie Skaclienko. Robert Christensen. James Overland. Dave Raltrvold Gary Knapp. Read Coach EarI Hate. Third row. left to right: Oneil Roesslcr. Jerry Lynch. Arlen Ftooth. l.amhcrt Hrunkhorst. Dave Toggle, Ryland Sgverson. Jack Werner. Gary Severson. Ted Krump. Ed I’flipscn. Fourth row. left to right: Assistant Coach Roy Hausnurr, Hike Felling. James Worner. John Sorum. Joe Koenig. Roger Englehardt. Dan Kirchotfnrr. Dick Stenberg. Ron Everson. Don Dahling. Ron Slow. Assistant Coach Ivan Sand. 120 1962 Coach of the Year For 39 years Earl “Skip” Bute has been coaching at Science. Now athletic director and head football coach. Bute was last fall named by the North Dakota Sportswritcrs and Sportscasters as the 1962 Coach of the Year. Bute came directly to Science in 1924 after completing his college at the North Dakota Agricultural College in Fargo (now North Dakota State University). The first few years saw him as head coach of all sports at the school—football, basketball, baseball and track, as well as the intramural program. Very deserving of this honor, Bute has coached many championship teams. One of his better football teams, according to the Skipper himself, is the 1962 team which shared the NDIAC football crown with Minot. Earl lute Athletic Director Roy llmisaucr Assistant Coach Ivan Sand Assistant Coach Wildcat Season Record Science......... 13 Science..........46 Science..........39 Science..........27 Science..........27 Science.......... 6 Science..........13 Dickinson ......... 6 Jamestown .........14 Ellendale ......... 9 Minot ............ 14 Morris ............ 0 Mayville ......... 13 Valley City ....... 6 121 Henry Lehman Athletic Chauffeur Sprinting lor the Clearing J Wildcats Edge Dickinson; Dost 13-6 NDIAC Victory Opening their gridiron season after two weeks of hard workouts, the Wildcats lasted an NDIAC decision over Dickinson State Teachers 13-6. I cd by Billy Sturdevant's 89 yard skamper for an initial Wildcat touchdown early in the firet period, the Science grid men put on a strong offensive and defensive showing. Billy Sturdevant also ran for the extra point, giving the Wildcats a 7-0 lead. Neither team threatened to score in the second quarter as strong forward defensive walls prevented any major gains. At halftime Science still held its 7-0 margin. Coming back strong in the third period, Dickinson returned a punt to the Wildcat 28 yard line. A few plays later Bill Green charged over from the 8 yard line. An attempt to pass for an extra point failed and Science held a slim 7-6 lead. In the final quarter the Wildcats added assurance to their victory with a touchdown that climaxed an 80 yard drive. With gains of 15 yards by Ed Pflipsen and 25 yards by Bill Sturdevant the Wildcats moved into enemy territory. A pass from Terry Sturdevant to Roger Worncr for 16 yards put Science on the 29 yard line. A few plays later Gary Severson cut through the Savage fonvard wall and streaked to a 17 yard touchdown. The point after attempt failed, giving Science a 13-6 win. 122 Ed I’tlipt.cn All-conference Back Terry Sturdevant All-conference Back Rounding the Corner Cats Whip Jimmies 46-14 For 2nd Conference Win Led by Captain Billy Sturdevant’s four touchdowns the Science gridders rolled to an easy NDIAC victory over Jamestown to garner their second conference win in as many starts this season. Billy Sturdevant sprinted for two touchdowns in the first quarter and added an extra point to give the Wildcats a 13-0 lead at the first break mark. Jamestown came back with a touchdown in the early minutes of the second period but Sturdevant again scampered for two more TD's to leave the Jimmies far behind. Science led at halftime 33-7 after Darrel Raftevold passed to Ted Krump for another touchdown. Jamestown put up a stronger defensive line in the third quarter, holding the Wildcats down to short yardage. They added a touchdown of their own, making the score 33-14. Ed Pflipsen and Terry Sturdevant added touchdowns to the Wildcat total in the final period, giving them a victory total of 46. 123 Science Musts Ellcndale For Homecoming Victory With four touchdowns in the first quarter the Wildcats rolled to their third consecutive NDIAC victory with a 39-9 romp over the Ellendale Dustics in Science’s homecoming game. The Sturdevant brothers, Billy and Terry, put on a scoring exhibition in the first quarter. Billy ran for a 60 yard tally and plunged over from the two yard line. Brother Terry added two with romps from 13 yards and a 45 yarder. Billy Sturdevant added two more points with conversions for a 26-0 lead for the Wildcats at the first quarter break. Ellendale put on a tougher defensive second period, holding the spirited Science gridders to a lone touchdown by Ted Krump. At the half mark Science led 32-0. Curt Beyers added another Wildcat tally with a five yard run in the early minutes of the third quarter. Gary Knapp ran for the conversion point on a pass to the sideline. Ellendale made the scoring column after they pushed the Wildcats back from the seven yard line for a touchback. The Dustics later added a touchdown on a one yard plunge by Bob Babcock. Jim Carj enter booted the extra point to bring the Ellen-dalc score to nine. lion Meyers AH Conference Guard Eluding a Tackier Sturdevants Face Wildcats To 27-14 Win Over Minot Science took undisputed first place in the NDIAC with a 27-14 win over Minot State Teachers. The Wildcat victory gave them a four game winning steak in conference play. Coming from behind in the second quarter the Wildcats tied the score at 7-all when Billy Sturdevant intercepted a pass to set up a TD a few plays later when he plunged over from the one yard line. He also booted the conversion. Minot’s lone first half touchdown came on an early first period pass from Dennis Johnson to Jim Baumann. Johnson kicked the extra point. Going into the third quarter Minot’s Doug Sanford drove 31 yards for another touchdown. Teammate Marv Loper converted to put the Beavers in front again 14-7. Again Science came from behind to tic the score. This time on a five yard run by Terry Sturdevant. Brother Billy again converted the point after to end the third period in a 14-all deadlock. The Wildcats garnered six points early in the last quarter when they drove for 80 yards to pay dirt. Terry Sturdevant scored that touchdown on a 29 yard pass from Billy Sturdevant. Science failed to convert the point after but led 20-14. With only 51 seconds left in the contest Billy Sturdevant steaked 55 yards down the sideline for the final Wildcat score. He converted the extra point for a 27-14 victory for the Wildcats. 124 Dick Sitnberg All-confcrcnce Tackle Wildcats Trample Morris For 5tli Straight Victory With two touchdowns in the first quarter by Terry Sturdevant the Wildcats lengthened their winning streak to 5 games as they rolled over the Morris branch of the University of Minnesota 27-0. With only a few plays gone in the first quarter Terry Sturdevant sprinted 22 yards for the first Wildcat tally. Later in the same quarter he took a pass from Billy Sturdevant and scampered 82 yards for another touchdown. Billy Sturdevant converted both extra points. In the second quarter the Morris Cougcrs toughened their defense but Science came up with another six points on a break-away drive by Ed Pflipsen that went 35 yards. The Wildcats lead 20-0 at the half. Midway in the final quarter Science again broke into the scoring column on a spectacular pass play to Roger Worner that covered 65 yards . Billy Sturdevant again converted the extra point. Ilalflime llrenk Mayvillc Stops Science; Gain 4-uay Tie for Lead Science suffered its first loss of the season at the hands of the Mayville State Teachers Comets in a 13-6 battle. The Mayvillc win, combined with Valley City’s win over Jamestown, resulted in a four-way tie for the lead between Mayville, Science, Minot and Valley City. All four teams have won four and lost one in NDIAC action so far this season. Early in the first quarter Billy Sturdevant broke through the Comet forward wall to score the lone Wildcat touchdown. Mayville set up their first score when they recovered a Wildcat fumble on the Comet 47 yard line. With the conversion Mayvillc led 7-6 at the end of the first half. Mayville scored again in the late minutes of the third quarter to win 13-6. 125 Ceding in Shape Bethel Defeats Wildcats In 1962 Gridiron Finale Bethel College of St. Paul. Minn., handed the Wildcats their second defeat of the season as they edged them out 14-7. This was the final game for the Science gridders. Bethel started with a second quarter touchdown on a plunge over the goal line from the one. The conversion made it 7-0. In the early minutes of the third quarter the Royals again hit pay dirt as they drove 60 yards for the tally. The extra point was good. The Wildcats' scoring came on a pass from Billy Sturdevant to Ed Pflipscn on the 12 yard line. Pflipscn scampered across for the score and then added the extra point on a kick from placement. 126 Cats Edge Valley City; Share Title With Minot With a 13-6 win over the Valley City Vikings Science grabbed a share of the NDIAC football title with Minot State Teachers. Minot got its share of the title as the Beavers downed Mayville in a 25-19 contest. Valley City took the load midway in the first i)eriod as they recovered a Wildcat fumble on the 33 yard line. A pass carried them to the 22 yard line and set up a run by Sheldon for the touchdown. The attempted boot for the extra point failed. Getting possession of the ball after the Viking tally the Wildcats marched down-field in four plays—a touchdown coming on a 23 yard run by Billy Sturdevant to tie the score. The conversion attempt failed. After holding each other scoreless in the second and third periods, a Science punt went out of bounds on the Viking four yard line early in the final quarter. Valley City carried it out to the 11 yard line on the next play but fumbled the ball. Science recovered and drove to the one yard line a few plays later. With less than a yard to go for a touchdown the Wildcats were penalized five yards for illegal procedure. On the next play they moved the ball back to the four yard line. Ed Pflipscn took the ball on the next play and went up the middle for the touchdown. He also converted the extra point to give Science its sixth season victory. Dave Yaggie All Conference End Ed Werre Head Basketball Coach Wildcat NDIAC Season Record Science......... G8 Science......... 92 Science..........70 Science..........52 Science..........54 Science..........79 Science......... 71 Science..........74 Science..........85 Science......... 73 Science..........70 Science......... 69 Science......... 68 Science......... 75 Science......... 76 Science......... 73 Minot ............ 70 Ellendale ........ 86 Bottineau ........ 68 Minot ............ 53 Mayville ..........86 Bottineau ........ 75 Bismarck ......... 66 Valley City ...... 91 Jamestown ........ 79 Dickinson ........ 76 Ellendale ........ 71 Mayville ......... 78 Bismarck ......... 69 Dickinson ........ 86 Valley City .......82 Jamestown ........ 67 'Sri3 127 Uil to right: Tuchschcrer. rainier. Cohit. Caspers. rtUpsen, Sordgaard. Sturdcvaat. Iloltc, Gordcr. Aker. Itintgcn, Kalberer. Jerry llcltig Assistant Coach 128 Werre Discusses the Situation It Squad, left to right: Clayton 1‘otlcrt. Janus McKenzie. Ronald Vandrovec, Mike Roicnkranz, Norman Gran, Lyle Fritz, Ralph Feglcy. Kneeling: Coach Jerry llcltig. 129 Hilly Sturdcvant Jim mntgen I'd 1‘lhpseii Woody Caspers Individual Free Throw Record Name SA SM Pet. Hintgen 14 9 .64 Gorder 56 33 .59 Sturdcvant 52 33 .63 Cobb 55 27 .49 Palmer 11 3 .27 Pflipscn 34 20 .59 Kalberer .... 66 40 .61 Nordgaard 40 21 .53 Caspers 16 5 .31 Holtc 134 88 .66 Henry llolte 130 Bill Cobb Jon Kalberer Individual Field Coal Record Name SA SM Pet. Hintgen .... 95 34 .36 Gorder . .. . 136 49 .36 Sturdevant ... ... . 209 68 .33 Cobb .... 107 43 .04 Palmer .... 16 9 .56 Pflipsen .... 104 36 .34 Kalberer .. .. 163 69 .42 Nordgaard .. . ... 151 59 .39 Caspers .... 23 12 .52 Holte .... 242 99 .41 Bill Calmer Jim Nordgaard Wayne Carder I 131 Intramural Basketball General Mechanics III.............10-0 Junior College II ............... 9-1 Radio II ........................... 8-2 Auto Mechanics II ............... 7-3 Auto Body........................... 7-3 Engineers .......................... 6-4 General Mechanics IV.............. 6-1 Civil Engineers..................... 6-4 Machinists ......................... 5-5 Architectural Drafting I............ 5-5 Printers ........................... 5-5 Radio I ............................ 5-4 General Mechanics I................... 4-6 Commercial ........................... 4-6 Sheet Metal .......................... 4-6 Electrical I ......................... 4-6 Auto Mechanics I...................... 4-6 Industrial Drafting I................. 4-6 Electrical II ........................ 4-6 Refrigeration ........................ 4-6 Industrial Drafting II ............... 4-6 Junior College I ..................... 4-7 Diesel ............................... 2-8 Architectural Drafting II ............ 0-10 Cheerleaders Merilyn Popp Carol T tec til Darlene Lindbcry Karen Kdland Kile a l.cnsmeier Kathy Yayyle 132 Science Howling Team, standing, left to right: Coach Merle Robert ton, Lyle Otteson, Robert Rian. Jerri Rensvold. Steve Hailey, and Lorens Trilten. game room manager. Sealed: Have ttailor son. Tom Isxendorf and Roger Jensen, with Have tiline kneeling in trout. Science. Keglers in action Bowling Heading tor a Strike Watching Collegiate League Howling 1963 Golden Glove Sectional Champions, from left to right: Roland Miller. Richard Munoz. Jack Itohle. Dennis Witt a. Mike Gripentrog. Ervin Dye. Hal Hauler son, Dan Kirchoflner. 135 Mike Gripcnlrog Dan Kireho! liter llrackin Presents “Man of the Year Trophy to Del Seely Working Out Annual Cloves I tuny act Gerald llcuning Future Flyweights Slug II Out Hilling the Canvas Receiving a Trophy from It rue kin Victor Vallejo Leonard Roehrich 136 William Ullyott Give and Take En in Dye Wayne Thorpe Eduard Kohl Hard a! 11 137 1962 Science Raseball team, front row, left to right: Ed Cflipsen. Jim Hollins. Jon Kalberer. Jim hupitan. Tom Ruddy. Rule Enkcrs. Mike Worner. Darrel Raftcvold. Steve Muellenbach. Rack row. left to right: Coach Skip Rule. Rill Olson. (Jerald Craig. Arden Anderson, Rill Sturdevant. Roger Hath, Jerry Xeilan. Rill Calmer, Don Emerson, Cat Ruddy, Glen ffegna. 138 Activities Displays Dot Our Campus First Place Sight Display—Printers'Chib Religious Chibs Auto Hody Clubs Electrical Club Refrigeration Club 144 First Finer Day Display—Sheet Metal Sucajatcca Club Drafters' Club Accountants' and Itusincss Chibs 145 Auto Mechanics' Club There's Plenty tor All Royalty Pit joy in y the Hall Game At the Rant ire Joe Strikes Go the Pep Rand Jack Hanna Leads Homecoming Activities HO fa iis Enjoy inn the Came i-n Snake Dancers Winding Do mi to Dakota Avenue I'ep Hatty He fore the Came Skip hit reduces If is Cladiaturs II elders on the Firing Line Newman Club Front row, left to right: Pat Morris, IVayrie Deerg, Jean Znbelt, Dennis Fiala. Sandra Ward. Merle Radke, Marguerite Poxs, John Popp, Miss Morris (advisor). Middle row, left to right: John ) oting, June Schuldt. Kenneth Schmaltz, Sheila Thompson. Chuck Gunville, Ellen May, Ken Itcitkamp, Charlene Szczur, Max Palaniuk, Melda Tiueotte, James Gross, Mary Ann Nathe, John Sundlie. Hack row. left to right: h‘ohert Kochel. Hernie Reger. Jerry Lynch. Gerald Seykora, llobcrt Fritel, John Krier, Joseph Kocing, Ronald Y androvec. brands Tschida. Clifford Schmidt, Matthew Schmidt, Jerome Fritel, James Schrader. Front row. left to right: Gloria Trucke. Thomas Schalz. Mary Ellen Hint gen. Mike Eberlc. Mary Meiers. Gerald Elsbernd. Verna Chevalier. Daniel Elsbernd. Ullian Malalerre. Middle row. left to right: Feanette Had Moccasin. Joe Volesky, Delilah Herder. Herman Novak. Pat Hermes. Lyle Huber. Gayle Pittner, Francis Schanilec. Joyce Shorma, Terry HofTarl. Hvrnndine Morse He. Hack row. left to right: Daniel Gourde. James Goldade. Robert Berube. Robert Than, Alfred Villaume, James Kaezmarek. Mike Brunner. Charles Kiefer. Robert Chevalier. James Tuchsclicrer. Front row. left to right: Francis Volesky. Darlene Krump, Dennis Springer. Her Klostermnn. Ralph Vetter. Sharon Johnson, Harold Formancck, Teresa Order, Norwood Snyder. Middle row. left to right: Dianne Rohrenbnch. Joan Max son, Ronald Tschepen. Darlene l.aFournaise. David V oiler, Ruth Jenck. Dean Wenker, Jean Muir, Howard Partlow. Hack row, left to right: Arnold Korynta. Lee Haring. James Marguardt. Joseph Miller. David Kovash, Richard Murray. Gerald Regnier, Hen Trottier. 118 Lutheran Student Association Front row, left to right: Mardelle Johnson, Jim Meszaros. Jacqueline Poets. Ilob Reise. Dorothy Hagen, harry C us In! son. Janice Mitbo. Jim Knudsen. Myrna Olson. Middle row. left to right: Arlene Itorjcson. James Holland. Pauline Larson. James Wilson, Sandra Trove, Larry Rosenow, Nancy Mashek. Lawrence Anderson. Mary hllcn Lindseth. John Gustafson, Ada Anderson. Rack row, left to right: Janet Farrow, Douglas Gulhckson. I!eveny Johnson. Ralph Fcglcy. Laurie Johnson, Dale I wen, Jeanne Johnson. Daniel Kaldor, Carol Lee, Willis Paulson, Clarice Robertsdahl. Front row. left to right: Karen Kristianson. Harley Jones. Janice Fiske, Clifford White, (advisor), Kathy Meyers, John Sorum. Jeneen Omoth. Middle row. left to right: James O'Gordon. Judith Sehult, Richard Lindquist. Sharon Lee. Gene Short. Uz Carney. Steve Rosten. Rack row, left to right: Andy Hoghaug, Kent Rukke, Carol Twedt, George Kristianson. Karen Rostad, Wally Leiscth, William Amundson. 149 Wesley Fellowship Front row, left to right: Colin Rurkhardt, (lory Mur field. Jerry Williams, Jerry Hutchins, Gerald Fox, Mark Sinners. Middle row, left to right: Phyllis Smith. Jean Thompson. Phyllis Quinn ell. Marjorie Dawson. Judy Pauling, Sara Jo Ulmer, Kathy Jensen, Pat Rotten, Verna Cusey, Linda Dana, Rack row, left to right: Marcus Jensen. James Larson. Arlen Rooth, Phillip Wagner. Gamma Delta Front row, left to right: Corrine Wollitz, Donna llaertling, Anita Thurmer. Carol Zwetzig. Maris Gordon. Carol Rladow, Linda Dreyer. Middle rote, tell to right: Judy Bruns, Ardelle Klatcitler. George Sommerfeld. Miehal Geiser, George Speidel, Carol Buchholz, Paul Rladow. Gayle Krause. Sylvia Stein. Rack row, left to right: Lucerne Speidel. Kenneth Lakeman, Gene DeVries. Roland Ruck. Dale Stoltenow. Tom Issendorf. 150 Circle K Club Seated left to right: Dean Larson, Norm Krirnan, Tom Galbreth, Harlan Logos. Second rote, tr t to right: hred Villaume, Tom Ruddy, Keith Anderson, Lloyd Witter, Ituss Littke. Itaek rote, (eft to right: Francis Tschida, Darrel Katlevold, Dan Kirchoftner, John York. Young Republicans Lett to right: Doug Rurvec, Fred Villaume, Norm Brdman. Young Democrats Front row, left to right: Orcal Worner. DuWaync Bristow. Morris Tarnausky, llernard Reger. Rack rote, left to right: John York, Marcus Jensen, Bernard Power, Francis Tschida. 151 The Melodic Caravan is a group of 25 college students who have organized their various Intents into a musical pro-duclion that continues their music, scenery, lighting and cost tunes to create a musical show equivalent to anything to he seen on television. The popularity of the group is attested to by the fact that they have performed a total of 9l5 times since this activity was organized in its present form, not including seven performances at the annual meeting of seven North Dakota's ttlCA's in June I9C2. 152 Front row. left to right: Sheila Thompson. Verna Casey. I.auric Johnson. Elizabeth Carney. Julianne McDouyalt. Paulette Henson. Pal Hermes. Corrine Wollitz and Gayle Pitlner. Hack row. left to right: Kenneth Hcitkamp, Tony McMichael. Charles Palmer. Melrin Krogcn. Paul Higgins, Wallace Leiseth and Jerry Williams. Our Gal “Pat” The Technical Crew 153 ■ On the hirst Day of Christmas I San- Mommy Kissing Santa 'T'tctts tin■ .Xifiht He!ore Christmas Tin■ Christmas Soni 154 Let's All Shit 155 Sacajawea Club Front rote, left to right: Phyllis Smith. Mcrilgn Popp, Jeon Muir, Sharon l c. Jacqueline Poets. Marguerite Poss. Pal Hermes. Paulette Henson. Janice Fiske. Middle rote, left to right: Karen Reber. Judy Kimball, Judy Bruns, Carol .arson. Elaine Japrt. Sharon Amhuehl. Gloria Theede. DiAnn Yost. Carol Hermes. Janice Mitbo. Sylvia Stein. Mllian Malaterre. Catherine Logos. Hack rote, left to right: Colcen I fosse, Joan Maxson, Linda Dann. Verna Cusey. Laurie Johnson. Vicki Ditch. Janet Parrote. Anita Thurmer, Sharon Johnson, Maris Cordon, Marjorie Dawson, Karen Grotberg. Front rote, left to right: Charlene S:c:ur. Geraldine Puhlmann. Julie McDougaU. Connie Suckut. Doris Boeder, Bonnie Saewert. Lucille Lewis. Helen Rothhouse, Delilah Herder. Middle rote, left to right: Myrna Olson. Jule Loll. Liz Carney. Pat Rowcn. Darlene Lindbcrg. Fcartelte Had Moccasin. Hernadine Morsetle. Kay Malaterre, Sharon Lane, Mary Sloebe. Darlene LaFournaise. Gayle Pittner. Hack rote, left to right: Helen Berger. Kathy Yaggie, Jocelyn Geiser, Michal Geiscr, Xaney Ratliff, Mary Jane Mark. Dianne Rohrenbaeh. Clarice Robertsdahl, Carol Schuldheisz, Sandra Ward. Elaine Greb. 156 Sacaiawea Club Front row, left to right: Donna HaertUng, Pauline Larson, Mona Johnson. Gloria Truckc. Carol Twedt, Jean ' .obeli. Carol Zwetzig. Andrea Moon. Miss Morris (advisor.) Middle row, left to right: Mary Film l.indsclh. Darlene Frump. Hev Flosterman. Judy Peterson. Pat Mittendorf. Kathy Jensen. Beverly Johnson. Arlene Borjcson, Sara Jo IJtmcr, Sandra Trove. Verna Chevalier, Dorothy Otterstetter. Back row, left to right: Mary Ellen Hintgen, Carol Buchhols. Jean Thompson, Teresa Oeder, Louise Manock, Pat Morris. Ellen May, Carol Grecly, Carol Lee, Jeanne Johnson, Mary Ann Swan, Karen Kristianson. Judith Pauling. 157 SSS Ticirlers 15S Stale School of Science flood I'cp Hand at Work Dear Mother. Please Send Mr ... AI the Door Introducing the Hand Get Acquainted 160 161 Time for a Family For trail Western Dance lieu, Who’s I'ndcr There? Stole Down, Purdncr. My Gun Hell's Slipping 161 Agawasie Day Free Barbeque for All Thai's Enough, Thank Yon The Chow Fine Come anti Cel II.' Parting I Thought You Said Thera ll'os doing To He Hoys llei iVo, i'on't Co Walking. Hflipxen. When I Sag Jump— Mean JIMP! Yes. We Have A’o Hananas '0sBi Shots What'da Mean. I Missed a Note? Don’t Core What You Say—That's .Vot My J’urso Oooh! That Smarts! 'Dear John ... What Wouldn't dire to He in Their Shoes. Dakota Scientist Staff S landing, lei I to right: Arlen Sooth. Dianne Itohrenhnch. Carol Hiichliol:. Janice Writers. Seated, tell to right: Dorothy Hagen. Sandra Ward. Undo Dryer. Carol Crcely. Editor; Helen llerger. Associate Editor: Jocelyn Ceiser, Hererly Haaland. Mona Johnson. Stall Writers. 169 Agawasie Staff Standing: Andrea Moon. Editor. Seated, left to right: Sandra Ward. Creighton Hobertson. Calmer Pederson. Caulinc Ear son. Cloria Trucke: Staff Writers. Standing: Douglas Hurcee, llusiness Manager: iMrrtj Her get. Associate Editor. Seated, left to right: Linda Dryer. Dorothy Hagen. Janice Mitbo. Pat Hermes, Juliannc McDougall. Stall Writers. Student Index A Aanonson. Marlene 115 Tintah. Minn.. PN 1 Anson. Virginia L 115 Ancta. PN 1 Abel, James D 63 Karlsruhe. AB 2 Abcrlc, Theresa B 115 Fargo. PN 1 Abernathey, David C 100 Minot. Ref 1 Ackerman. Christy A 114 Fargo. PN1 Adam, David L. 95 Fargo. CT 1 Adkins. Dennis J 38 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Com 2 Alrd. Douglas M. Wahpeton. DM 1 Aird. Thomas D 47 Medora. BCT 2 Aker, Richard H 128. 94 Wahpeton. LA 1 Alcshirc, Terrence D 105 Pembina. AB 1 Alexander. Gerald D 109 Martin, CT 1 Ambuchl. Sharon D 108. 156 Valley City. PN 1 Ammon, Milton M 95 Cleveland. ET 1 Langdon. GM 1 West Fargo. ET 2 Amundson. William E... Moorhead. Minn., ET 1 Fargo. BCT 2 Anderson. Ada M Bremen. B 2 ..31. 149 Wyndmerc. ID I Litchvillc. B 2 Grand Forks. E 1 Wheaton. Minn., AM 1 Havana. AM 93 Fargo. JCS 1 Foxhomo. Minn.. P-Eng 1 Hankinson. GM 1 Reeder. AB 2 Anderson. Lawrence R- • New Rockford. DM 1 . .63. 149 Michigan. CT 1 Canby. Minn.. AM 2 Wahpeton, LA l 63 Fargo. AM 2 Souris. ID 2 Grafton. P 2 Emcrado, Ref 1 Butte. P-Eng 2 Hazolton. P-Com 1 106 Enderlin. AM 1 Bclcourt. ET 2 Balfour. B 1 A meson, Harlan F. Havana, AM 2 Arnold. Raymond L............103 Esmond. GM 1 Arnlson, Newell N.............47 Valley City. ET 2 Ash. Larry E.................100 Underwood, GM 1 Ash. Noel J..................112 Fergus Falls. Minn., E 1 Askclson. Rodney E..........92 Cooporstown. MSW 1 Aune. Steven M...............105 Clemens. Mich.. AM 1 Azure. Arthur J..............9-1 Wahpeton, P-Eng 1 B Ba arc tad. Ann C............114 Kathryn. PN 1 Backstrom. Dennis A...........97 Haddock. GM 1 Bad Moccasin. Feanette G. 148. 156 Pierre. S. Dak.. HE 2 Bailey. Steven A.............94 Rockford. III.. P-Eng 1 Bakken. Carry R.............113 Knox. AM 1 Bakken. Gary M..................106 Outlook. Mont., ET 1 Bakken. Marlow A............38. 94 Velva. P-Eng 2 Balccr. Richard J................96 Glcndivc. Mont.. SM 1 Baldwin. James D................47 Gcncsco. CT 2 Baltrusch. Jerome E.............96 Bowdon. CT 1 Bandcrct. Lowell L.............109 Straubvillc. AM 1 Barber. William B...............47 Britton. S. Dak.. REF 2 Barsness. Odin P...............110 Star buck. Minn.. BCT 1 Bartcll. Dennis R...............47 Herman. Minn., ID 2 Bartclson. Robert A.............63 Panhall. SM 2 Barton. Gerald D................47 Wahpeton. E 2 Baschorc. Dale S................63 Meycrsdale. Penn,. P 2 Baxslngthwaite, Dwight F........63 Sarlcs. AM 2 Battrick. Ronald B.............103 Hawarden. Iowa. BCT 1 Batzlaff. Robert W..............38 Elbow Lake. Minn.. P-Eng 2 Bauer. Loretta .................94 Wlshek. ET 1 Baumann. Marian L. Hankinson. P-Ed 1 Beane. I«oren W.................38 Wahpeton. LA 2 Bear. Gerald E.................47 Corona. BCT 2 Beaton. Ronald L..............104 Grand Forks. BCT 1 Bedi. Satpal S................100 Calcutta. India, Ref 1 Bchm. Errol J..................47 Fingal. BCT 2 Bell. W. Gary .................95 Minot. ET 1 Bengtson. Allen J. Lake Park. Minn., P-Ed 2 Benson. Curtis L...............63 Maddock. SM 2 Benson. Paulette D. . .38. 153 143. Wahpeton. LA 2 82. 156 Benting. Duane H..............103 Cllffgard. BCT 1 Bercler. Delilah A. .. .38. 156. 148 Bclcourt. LA 2 Bercler. Raymond J.............63 Bclcourt. AB 2 Berdahl. Thomas .............48 Grafton, Ref 2 Berg. Alfred H...............94 Watford City. LA 1 Berg, Claudia M..............91 Colfax. B 1 Berg. Dennis L...............96 Willow Lake. S. D.. SM 1 Berg. Michael A..............97 Wishek. GM 1 Berg. Milton F...............94 Wahpeton. P-Com 1 Berger. Helen J..........94, 156 Wahpeton. P-Ed 1 Berget. Larry A..............101 Turtle Lake, P 1 Bergman. RolUn L............101 Ada. Minn.. P 1 Bergquist. Rodger.............94 Kensington. Minn.. B 1 Bergsgaard, Rachel A.........108 Maddock. PN 1 Berndt, Kenneth G.............95 Anamoosc. ET 1 Berndt. Wayne F...............64 Wahpeton. P 2 Bertsch. Michael C...........107 Kramer. E 1 Berube. Robert C.........102, 148 Dunscith, ID 1 Beuning. Gerald J........38, 136 Sauk Centre. Minn., P-Eng 2 Beyer. Curtis D..........120. 91 Rhamc. SM 1 Bialorucki, Theodore F.........64 Wolf Point. Mont.. AB 2 Bible. Rollin C...............113 Jamestown. ID 1 Biel. John J...................38 Ortonvillc. Minn., P-Eng 2 Blnstock. Gordon .............103 New England. GM 1 Biss. Richard D................64 Elbow Lake. Minn., P 2 BJerke. Mervyn D................48 Northwood. ET 2 BJerke. Neva M.................94 Litchvtlle. SA 1 Bjorklund. Roger A.............38 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Ed 2 Bladow. Paul H...........150, 94 Hankinson. B 1 Blasl. Dennis J................48 Enderlin. CT 2 Blcssum. Jerome A..............92 Rugby. MSW 1 Bliss. Ralph D..................64 Abercrombie. AM 2 Blomquist. Dianne C............114 Battle View. PN 1 Bloom. John D...................48 Fargo. BCT 2 Blow, Dennis A.................107 Mina. S. D.. AB 1 Bod in. Arlo L..................61 Moorhead. Minn., AM 2 Bodvlg. Duane L..............64 Tappen. AM 2 Boc. Allen R.....................64 Ashby. Minn.. AM 2 Boc. Gerald W. Minot. E 2 Boon. Ardcll C...................48 Mahnomen. Minn., CT 2 Boettger. Clarence E............64 Hamilton. P 2 Bohnenkamp, Gerald L...........48 Cogswell. E 2 Bohrer. Carlyle T..............48 Hazen. E 2 Bolsjolle. Richard L...........64 Sutton. AM 2 Bollinger. Dennis A............113 Zeeland. AM 1 Bolstad. Gloria A.............114 Winger. PN 1 170 Bommersbach, William R.........64 Forman. P 2 Hooch. Dcll crt II............115 Breckenridgc. Minn.. PL 1 Booth. Alien L........104. 120. 150 Sioux Falls. S. D.. BCT 1 Borjcson. Arlene V. . .31. 157. 149 Bow-bells. B 2 Bortnem. James A..............10S Fargo. ET 1 Bortnem. Raymond S.............95 Fargo. ETT 1 Bortnem. Roger E...............4S E'argo. ET 2 Boschee.Richard G..............9S Lehr. CM 1 Bostow, DuWaync J.........48, 151 Max. ET 2 Boyko. La Verne D..............64 Ruso. AB 2 Braaten. LaVoyle R............100 Reeder, CM i Bragg, Raymon D................3S Wahpeton. P-Com 2 Brakcl. John E................109 Hurdsfield. Et 1 Brandt. John E. Willow City. DM 1 Brane. Larry J................109 Glendive. Mont.. AM 1 Brash. Dougins J...............48 Cogswell. ID 2 Brat void. Darrel E...........Ill Minot. ID 1 Bratzel. Kenneth F............116 Regan. PTT 1 Brekke. DeWayne V..............99 Parshall. CM 1 Brendefur. Lloyd J.............48 Campbell. Minn., Ref 2 Breske. Bjnrno H...............99 Valley City. CM 1 Brix. Leslie W.................64 Valley City. AM 2 Brorby, Arden J................96 Esmond. CT l Brosowske. Dunne H.............48 Wahpeton. ID 2 Brown. Richard L...............65 Nashua. Minn.. AM 2 Brown. Wayne D.................94 Temvik. P-Eng 1 Brunkhorst. Lambert L. ..120, 91 Wahpeton, P-Ed l Brunner. Mike L...........194. 148 Minot. E 1 Bruns. Judy A.........31, 156. 150 Crete. B 2 Brusven. Karen M...............31 Steele. B 2 Brusven. Larry J...............65 Steele. DM 1 Brusven. Mary A................31 Steele. B 2 Buchholz. Carol J......31. 157. 150 E'ergus Falls. Minn., B 2 Buchholz, James E..............38 Vlllard. Minn.. P-EM 2 Buck. Leroy M. Glonwood. Minn.. DM 1 Buck. Mervin J.................65 Hankinson, AM 2 Buck. Roland W............150, 94 Wahpeton. B 1 Buck. Terry L.................106 Streeter. AM 1 Budeau. Jimmy E...............103 Bergen. BCT 1 Bue. Randic L. Bismarck. CM 1 Burkhardt. Colin P. Guelph. P-Com 2 Burns. I-:iaine B.............10S Tower City. PN 1 Burr. Kenneth S................49 Lehr. E 2 Burr. Marvin R.................95 Lehr, Err 1 Burvee. Douglas B.....39, 87. 151 E'airmount. P-Eng 2 Bush. Edward J.................105 New Rockford. AB 1 Bye. Gary L....................102 Wendell. Minn.. ID 1 Byre. Sharon K.................115 Kramer. PN 1 C Campbell. Bruce B...............49 Williston. BCT 2 Camune. Cecil C.................95 Glen Ellyn. 111.. ET 1 Carlson. Don E.................106 Crosby. AM 1 Carlson. Gayle M...............110 Bonetrail. BCT 1 Carlson. Keith A................91 Galchutt. LA 1 Carney. Elizabeth A.......94. 153. Wahpeton. P-Ed 1 156. 149 Carpenter. Steven L.............49 Dickey. Err 2 Caspers. Wilbur R. ..128, 130, 91 wahpeton. P-Com 1 Cavanaugh. Eugene G. Fort Totten. AB 2 Ceynar. Arnold L................6S Arnegard. AB 2 Chase. James F..................91 Pierre. S. D.. SM 1 Chevalier. Robert B........49. 148 Forman. Err 2 Chevalier. Verna A. .. .90. 157. 14S Forman. PN 1 Chezik. Roger ..................91 Wahpeton. P-Eng 1 Christenson. Larry .............94 Rutland. B 1 Christensen. Robert C..........120 Baltic Lake. Minn.. P-Eng. 1 Christenson. Gregory...........100 Grand Forks. Ref 1 Christianson. David G...........65 Fargo. P 2 Christianson. Gary C............49 Kenaston. ID 2 Christie. Larry J...............49 Moorhead. Minn.. BCT 2 Christopher, Raymond W......49 Breckenridgc. Minn.. Ref 2 Christopherson. David A.......91 Vienna. S. I .. SM 1 Christopherson. Linda A.......91 Bisbee. B 1 Clark, Patrick B...............103 E'argo. BCT 1 Clayton. Glen C................101 Grand E'orks. P 1 Clemens. Gerald L..............105 Jamestown. AM 1 ClifTgard. Robert L............Ill Oakes. ID 1 Cobb. Sheryl K..................92 Breckenridgc. Minn.. BCT 1 Cobb. William D.......39. 128. 131 Breckenridgc. Minn., P-Ed 2 Coffey. Jerry N................110 Wahpeton. BCT 1 Coggon. Darrell K..............113 Lari mo re. AMI Coleman. Clayton J..............99 Omcmco. CM 1 College. Jo Ann H. Esmond, B 1 Conklin. Richard P.............107 Garrison. E 1 Conlin. William C...............65 Williston. AB 2 Corothers. Mark S. Clear Lake, S. D.. ET 1 Couch. Thomas J................110 East Grand Forks, Minn., BCT 1 Cournycr, Michael L............110 Wyndmore. AM 1 Craig. Gerald 1............49, 13S Hamilton. CT 2 Crawford. Michael J.............95 Fargo. ET 1 Cross. David M.................112 Webster. S. D.. E 1 Crow-ston, Darrell L...........115 Cavalier. PL 1 Cummins. Noel V................104 Wilmot. S. D.. AM 1 Cuscy. Verna R. . .31. 150. 153. 156 Detroit Lakes. Minn.. B 2 Czech. Dona von A...............99 Chaseley. CM l D Dagman. Glenn D. Kathryn. P-Com 1 Dahl. Donald L................. 92 Cooperstown. MSW 1 Dahl. Duane A...................96 Morris. Minn.. CT 1 Dahl. John D...................115 Vergas. Minn.. DL 1 Dahlcn. Janice T...............114 Petersburg. PN 1 Dahlin. Donald A...........37. 120 Breckenridgc. Minn.. P-Eng 2 Danielson, Kathleen A..........114 Fargo. PN 1 Danielson. Lee R...............104 E'argo. E 1 Danielson. Lyle R..............109 E'argo. AM 1 Dann. Linda 1.........31. 156. 150 Detroit Lakes. Minn., B 2 Darby. Kathleen J..............Ill E'ergus Falls. Minn.. PN 1 Davick. Rodney P...............109 Minot. AM 1 Davis. John W..................117 Wahpeton. P-Ph 1 Dawson. Marjorie A. . .90. 156. 150 Wimbledon. PN I Deck. Alfred C.................109 Harvey. Err 1 Deegan. Lord P..................65 Garrison. SM 2 Decry. Wayne C.............95. 14 S Jamestown. E 1 Dctcnancour. Robert J...........65 Sentinel Butte. SM 2 Deutscher. Ix Roy B............115 Jamestown. PL 1 Devlin. Thomas A................49 Finlcv. Err 2 Devoo. Donald K................117 Kindred. P-Bd 1 DeVries. Gene El..............117, 150 Wahpeton. P-Com 1 Dhuyvettcr. Raymond F..........112 Noonan. E 1 Dlckhaut. Calvin D.............302 McCluskv. AM 1 Dickinson. Keith A.............113 Surrey. AM 1 Dierke. Geraldine L.............31 Colfax. B 2 Dietz. Paul I'.................117 Wahpeton, B 1 Dilgcr. Joseph ................116 Bismarck. E 1 Ditch. Vicki J.................31. 156 Rivcrdalc. B 2 Divine. James A................108 Endcrlin. ETT 1 Doblcr. Donald D................65 Tower City. AM 2 Dockter. Clifton C..............65 Denhoff. DM 1 Dockter, Jonathan H............101 McCluxky. E 1 Dockter. Raymond L.............107 Parshall. E 1 Domogalski. Richard L...........49 Sturgis. AII 2 Doran. Ardon M..................49 Comstock. Minn.. BCT 2 Dougins. Harry G...............Ill Devils Lake. ID 1 Downing. Ronald E...............49 Carlos. Minn.. ETT 2 Downs. William R. Breckenridgc. Minn.. DM 1 Drcycr. Linda K............39. 150 Cando. LA 2 Drogen. Jerome R................99 Page. CM 1 Dronen, Dick II................101 E'argo. P 1 Dronen. Dorothy C..............115 Sharon. PN 1 171 Duff. Kathleen A...............90 Hooplc. PN 1 Dullum. Ronald R..............102 Appam. ID 1 Dunlop. Gary K.................65 Rolla. DM 1 Durick. Thomas P..............101 Clear Lake. S. D.. P 1 Duxbury, Jerald W.............110 Wessington, S. D.. AM 1 Dye. Ervin D.................102. 136 'Ellcndole. AM 1 E Earslcy, Allan E...............65 Reeder. DM 1 Eastman. DuWaync R.............50 Eden. S. D.. AB 2 Eastman. Loran D...............50 Akra. ID 2 . Ebcl. Dale E..................117 Hankinson, P-Ed 1 Eberle. Michael P.............96. 148 Hague. SM 1 Eberle. Walter F..............115 Hague, PL 1 Eckert. Glenn M...............117 Ayr. P-Med 1 Edingcr. Richard A.............66 Sheyenne. AM 2 Ed land. Karen E..............132 Cooperstown. B 2 Edwards. Etwyn F...............50 Alamo. ID 2 Edwards. Lyle N...............117 Adrian. P-Com 1 Egerstrom. Bruce R............109 Murdock. Minn.. AM 1 Eggen. Ruby M.................108 Grand Forks. PN 1 Ehlers. Ron D..................66 Hettinger. AM 2 Ehman. Donald 1...............102 Jamestown. ID 1 Eiscnzimmcr. Gerald A..........99 Parshall. GM 1 Ellestad, Donald R.............66 Havana. AB 2 Ellison. Larry D...............50 Minot. ET 2 Elsbernd. Daniel F............50. 148 Crosby. ET 2 Elsbernd. Gerard J............50. 148 Crosby ET 2 Emde. Ronald E................117 Hankinson. LA 1 Engel. LcRoy R.................66 McClusky. AB 2 Engclhnrdt. Roger J......110, 120 Ipswich. S. D.. BCT 1 England. Arthur G..............50 Harvey. ET 2 Engle. Cynthia A...............93 Forman. PN 1 Engle. Wesley J...............115 McClusky. PL 1 Enochson. Jay A................50 Medicine Lake. Mont. Enstad. Ordell J..............102 Arvilla. am l Erdman. Norman A.........117, 149 Ralph. S. D.. P-Eng 1 Erickson. Carrie 0.............31 Walcott. B 2 Erickson. Dennis R.............92 Cartwright. AM 1 Erickson. Donn C..............117 Larimore. P-Com 1 Erickson. Esther R.............32 Epplng. B 2 Erickson. Leland E.............50 Milnor. ID 2 Erickson. Richard T. Maxbass. El Ertclt. John W.................92 Valley City. MSW 1 Evans. David G.................66 Ulcn. Minn.. P 2 Everson. Ronald E........120, 117 Granville. B 1 Exncr. Robert J..............102, 120 Jamestown. AM 1 172 F Farrics. Wayne A. 15. 129, 96. 149 Bcrthold. CT 1 Fclckert, Ronald L.............101 Aberdeen. S. D., P 1 Feist. Francis A................50 Zeeland, E 2 Feller. George N................50 Karlsruhe. BCT 2 Felling. Michael A........101, 120 Sauk Centre. Minn.. P 1 Fercho. Duane J. Edgeley. GM 1 Ferris. Jerald D................66 Bclcourt. SM 2 Fctzer. Melvin C................99 Anamoosc. GM 1 Feycrciscn. Michael J...........96 Braddock. CT 1 Fiala. Dennis XL..............117. 148 Crete. P-Com 1 Finch. Jerry D..................96 Cogswell. SM 1 Fisher, Edward C................66 Northwood, DM 1 Fisher. Patrick W...............92 Bantry. MSW 1 Fiskc. Janice K.....117, 156. 149 Fargo. B 1 Flammang. Wesley A.............115 Bcrthold. PL 1 Flatcn. Ada Lou................115 Stephen. Minn., PN 1 Flatcn. Joyce A.................90 Finley. PN 1 Fockc. Jim 1...................105 Noonan. AB 1 Forbes. William T...............97 Moorhead. Minn., BCT 1 Fordcrer, Stanley J.............66 Linton. AM 2 Formaneck. Harold L........66. 148 Wahpcton. AM 2 Fors, Robert 0..................99 Binford. GM 1 Forsman. Edward H..............103 Jud. BCT 1 Fortune. Jack P................105 Fargo. AM 1 Fossen. William D. Lakota. GM 1 Foster. Howard R................99 Starkweather, GM 1 Fowler. Gerald E...............105 Arthur. AM 1 Fox. Gerald C..........32. 15. 150 Ellcndalc. B 2 Fraser. Willard D...............66 Walhalia. DM 1 Freeland. Bill W. Houghton. S. D.. AM 1 French. Fav L..................114 Williston. PN 1 Fritcl. Jerome.............91. 148 Barton. SM 1 Fritel. Robert J...........90. 148 Barton. ET 1 Fritz. Lyle B.............112. 129 Enderlln. AB 1 Froehlich. Raymond W............50 Dickinson. BCT 2 Froemming. Dale L......120, 95 Elgin. ET 1 Frost. Kenneth L................92 Hovon. S. D.. AM 1 Frounfcltcr. John M............102 Wheaton. Minn., ID 1 Fuhrman. Clinton G..............91 Bowdon. SM 1 Fuhrman. Wayne J...............104 Bowdon. BCT 1 Fuhrmann. Charles E............117 Adams. P-Eng 1 Funkhouser. Frank N.............92 Campbell. Minn.. AM 1 G Gaarsland. H. David.............66 Battle Lake. Minn., MSW 2 Gabbert. Valcda R..............114 Grafton. PN 1 Gagnier. Glenn V...............99 Bottineau. GM 1 Galbreth. Thomas J........39.151 Hettinger, LA 2 Galstcr, Joan Y................32 Bismarck. B 2 Gapp. David J.................116 Langdon. ET 1 Cathcridgo. Richard A.........113 Humboldt. Minn., ID 1 Gawnc. Peter A. Vassar. Mich.. AM 1 Cayman. Larry W...............102 Ellcndalc. AM 1 Gearhart. Rachel F............114 Battle Lake. Minn.. PN 1 Gciman. Jimmie D..............113 Hamilton. Mont.. ID 1 Gciser, Jocelyn R.........94. 156 Wahpcton. P-Ed 1 Gciser, Michal A.....39. 150, 156 Wahpcton. LA 2 Gicdt. David S. Jamestown, P-Eng 1 Glengcr. Gerald D..............92 Streeter. AM 1 Gicrszewski. David J..........106 Drayton. AM 1 Gictzcn. Darrel J...............39 Glen Ullin. P-Com 2 Gietzen. Douglas L. Glen Ullin. LA 1 Gilbertson. Ruth A. Cooperstown. BCT 2 Gisi. James J. Sclz, P 1 Glacsmann. Larry E. Ashley. E 2 Glander. Wayne P...............94 Wahpeton. LA 1 Gleason. James S...............67 Lengby. Minn.. SM 2 Godes. Giles P.................67 Hebron. AM 2 Goebel. Clark C................99 Wishek. GM 1 Gohrick. Jcrol W...............99 McGregor. GM 1 Goldadc. James............109. 148 Bismarck. ET 1 Goodman. Myron M..............109 Upham. AM 1 Goodscll. Carol F.............114 Wahpeton. PN 1 Gorder. Wayne J......67. 128, 131 Bottineau. AB 2 Gordon. Dennis K..............103 Buxton. GM 1 Gordon. Mavis H......117. 150. 156 Wahpcton. LA 1 Gourde. Daniel............32. 148 Grafton. B 2 Gourde. Raymond L.............105 Grafton. AB 1 Graf. Stanley T............... 90 Streeter. ET 1 Graff. Louis K.................67 Donnybrook. ET 2 Gran. Norman C............39. 129 Campbell. Minn., P-Ed 2 Grant. William J. Fort Totten. BCT 1 Greb. Elaine E............108, 156 Valley City. PN 1 Greely. Carol J.......39. 79, 157 Kimball. Minn.. P-Ed 2 Green. John P.................101 Kensington, Minn., P 1 Greene. Clarence J............110 Warwick. AM 1 Gregor. Robert L..............110 Milnor. AM 1 Greiner. David L...............67 Elizabeth. Minn., E 2 Cress. Eugene G...........105. 120 New Salem. AM 1 Grctcman. Richard H. Detroit Lakes. Minn., ET 1 Grcv, Jerry M..................96 Zahl. CT 1 Griggs. John W................102 Williston. AM 1 Grimm, Chandra M...............97 Fergus Falls, Minn. CT 1 Gripentrog, Mike ..............135 Wahpeton, P-Com 2 Gross, James P..........116, 118 Napoleon. ET 1 Grosser, William E............100 Dickinson, Ref 1 Grosz, Duane A.................90 Ashley, ET 1 Grotberg, Karen A.........00, 156 Wimbledon. PN 1 Grove, Gary L.................109 Glcnwood. Minn., ET 1 Grover. Garris N..............115 Pollock. S. D., PI 1 Gulka, James A.................67 New Ilradcc. ID 2 Gulllckson, Douglas A.....67, 1-19 New England, DM 1 Gully, Carol J................117 Mantador, ST 1 Gunderson, Donald M...........107 Northwood. E 1 Gunning, Clark A..............110 Lansford, AM 1 Gunvillo. Charles E...........118 Bismarck, E 1 Gunwall, David G..............113 Manning, AM 1 Gusccttc, Gilc E...............08 Wimbledon. GM 1 Guskjolcn, Larry D............112 Maddock, AB 1 Gustafson. John D.............67, 119 Vcblen, S. D.. ET 2 Gustafson. Larry E............04, 1-19 Oakes. P-Com 1 Gutsche, Dwight R.............116 Hazcn, E 1 Guttormson. Dennis A.......97 Fort Ransom, GM 1 Gutzmer, Llewellyn A......102 Wyndmcre, AM 1 Coyer, Richard A. Fargo, ID 1 Gylland. Susan A...............32 Colfax, B 2 Gylten, Thomas 0...............67 Anota. AB 2 II Haaland, Beverly G.............93 Minneapolis, Minn., SA 1 Haase, Richard D..............101 Watertown, S. D., P 1 Haddock. Warren G..............67 Wahpeton. AB 2 Hadlcr, Bruce W................39 Morris. Minn., BA 2 Hacrtling. Donna M. ..40, 157, 150 Wyndmcrc, LA 2 Haffner, Leander J.............67 Esmond, AM 2 Hafner, Herman A..............116 Beulah. E 1 Hagen. Dorothy L. .39, 15. 86. 1-19 Alexandria, Minn., LA 2 Hagen, Duane M................109 Fortuna. AM 1 Haglund, Loren N...............67 Pelican Rapids, Minn., AM 2 Hakanson. Galen F.............107 Heimdal, AB 1 Hall. Myron B.................112 Alamo. E 1 Holllngor. John G..............94 Lefor. B 1 Halmrast, Jerome C.............32 Wyndmerc. B 2 Halvorson. Barry P.............94 Northwood. B 1 Halvorson. David J............108 Willmar. Minn.. ET 1 Halvorson. Douglas A..........104 Grand Forks. E 1 Halvorson. Jerald 1...........104 Grand Forks, E 1 Halzle. Richard L.............106 Wales. ET 1 Haman, Arlan D................105 Towner. AB 1 Haman, Joseph M...............68 New Rockford. AM 2 Hamburg, Fredrick R...........92 Savage. Mont., MSW 1 Hamplc, Carl D................51 Oakes, BCT 2 Hample, Thomas 0..............94 Oakes. P-Law 1 Hanoi, Clarence W.............68 Dickinson. AM 2 Hanna, George L...............51 Lisbon. ET 2 Hanna. Jack R.................40 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Eng 2 Hanna, Rodney H..............117 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Eng 1 Hansc. Bernard W..............96 Claremont. S. D., CT 1 Hansen. Douglas G. Fargo, P 2 Hansen, Mark L...............110 Rosholt. S. D., AM 1 Hansen, Ronald J..............51 Norma, Ref 2 Hanshcw, Roger D.............116 Haynes. ET 1 Hanson, Curtis R..............68 Lake Park. Minn., AB 2 Hanson. Donald P.............101 Minncwaukan. P 1 Hanson. James N...............51 Hamilton. Ref 2 Hanson. Jerry L...............51 Bucyrus. BCT 2 Hanson. Kent M...............113 Desires. AM 1 Hanson, Larry A...............97 Hankinson. BCT 1 Hanson. Monte A...............94 Wahpeton. P-Com 1 Hanson, Orville E............110 Wildrose. BCT 1 Hanson. Richard E.............97 Fort Ransom, GM 1 Hardie, Sherry L.............114 Tenney. Minn., PN 1 Haring. Gene R...............117 Wahpeton. P-Eng 1 Haring. Lee K............109. 148 Cayuga. AM 1 Haro. James A................106 Marlon. ET 1 Harrington. Lynn C...........103 Halstad. Minn.. GM 1 Harris. Rodney D..............51 Wahpeton. ID 2 Hart wig, William R...........94 Wheaton, Minn., B 1 Hartze, James M..............105 Regent. AB 1 Hartze, Marvin L..............96 Glcndivc. Mont., CT 1 Harvcgo. Dale R...............40 Rothsay. Minn., P-Eng 2 Harwood. Daniel T........40, 120 Browning. Mont., LA 2 Hassc. Colccn C..........32, 156 Nashua. Minn.. B 2 Hatten. Robert L..............68 Bartlett. AM 2 Hang, Ronald D................68 Epping, SM 2 Haugen. Kenneth J.............98 Alexander. GM 1 Haugen. Ordcan W..............51 Gilbv. E 2 Hay. Clifford J..............105 Fullerton. AB 1 Hay. Phillip A................68 Fullerton. SM 2 Hayden. Larry D. McVille. P-Ed 2 Hcacock. Gerald L.............68 Sidney. Mont., AB 2 Heath. Donald W...............94 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Com 1 Heath. Lcamon.................94 Wahpeton. P-Ed 1 Heck. Edward A................68 Dickinson. AB 2 Hedlund, Donald C.............91 Wildrose, P 1 He lman. David E................95 South Shore, S. D., ET 1 Hccbink, Robert C...............68 Bottineau, AM 2 Hcffelfingcr, Royce L.........94 Wahpeton. P-Com 1 Hefta. Wayne L................. 99 Shcycnnc. GM 1 Hcgdahl. Jimmy D................68 Westhopc. AB 2 Hcggc. Richard L...............110 New England. BCT 1 Helnemeyer, James E.........68 Hazcn. AB 2 Hcinlo. Malcolm J...............68 Richardton, AM 2 Hclscr, Richard D..............112 Valley City. E 1 Ileislcr, Gary M. Sabin. Minn.. P-Com 2 Heitkamp, Kenneth F. 94, 148, 153 Mantador, P-Ph 1 Holland, Lowell R.............102 Jessie. ID 1 Hcllcn, Robert D...............92 Crosby. AM 1 Hollyor. Henry A. Epping. AM 2 Helm. Chris E................. 91 Cooperstown. B 1 Helming. Robert L..............99 Lansford. GM 1 Hcmminger, Bobbcttc M.........117 Cogswell. B 1 Hendrickson. Dennis A. Gary, S. Dak., DM 1 Hendrickson. Kenneth L. Comstock. Minn., AM 2 Henning. Frederick L. Ray. DM 1 Hcppncr, Ralph R..............106 Plcntywood. Mont., AM 1 Herlickson. Gary W. Grand Forks. AM 2 Herman. Gary A................117 Rutland. P-Eng 1 Hermes, Carol A...........94, 156 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., HE 1 Hermes. Pat A. . .40. 148, 153, 156 Wahpeton. LA 2 Herrmann. Dennis C............100 Kulm. GM 1 Hertz. Melvin J...............110 Glen Ulltn. AM 1 Herzog, Joseph C. Walhalla, P-Eng 1 Hescmann. Howard A.............51 Wahpeton. ET 2 Hess. Patricia A.............. 32 Wahpeton. B 2 Hcxom, Steven R................97 Buford. GM 1 Hicdeman. Raymond A...........113 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., ID 1 Higgins. Paul J...........51. 153 Sarlcs. BCT 2 Hilbcr. Bertram J..............91 Fargo. P 1 Hildcn. Mary E................108 Fergus Falls. Minn., PN 1 Hill. James E..................51 Wahpeton. BCT 2 Hlndt. Ronald R...............117 DoLamcrc. LA 1 Hingst, Roger R................91 Wahpeton. P-Com 1 Hintgcn. James R......40, 128, 130 Wahpeton. P-Ed 2 Hlntgen. Mary E.......40, 148. 157 Wahpeton. LA 2 Hixson. Michael L.............101 Williston. Journ 1 Hlcdlk. Wayne E................51 Dickinson, ID 2 Hoehhalter. Edward A........103 Richardton. BCT 1 Hodncflcld. Wanda G...........108 Clithernll. Minn., PN 1 Hoofs, Dennis R................40 Falrmount, P-Ed 2 Hocppncr. Karl H. Hayes, S. D., AM 2 173 Hoff. Dennis D................112 Larimorc, AB 1 HofT. Leandcr E................52 Flasher, ET 2 Hoffart. Terrance M.......112, 148 Rugby, E 1 Hoffer, Gary L.................52 Drake, BCT 2 Horror. Paul J................109 Glcndivc, Mont., AM 1 Hoffman. Timothy J.............91 Fort Yates. SM 1 Hoflcn, John T................117 Rutland, P-Eng 1 Hoghaug, Andrew M.........103, 149 Grand Forks. BCT 1 Hoikkala, Roger P.............103 Ludden, BCT 1 Holecck, Joseph J.............117 Breckenridge, Minn., P-Eng 1 Hollingcr, John G..............94 Lefor, B 1 Hollins. James M. Jr..........138 Wahpeton, LA 2 Holm. Gloria A................108 Clearbrook, Minn., PN 1 Holmgren. Dennis E............116 Valley City. E 1 Holt. John R..................106 Lisbon, AM 1 Holte. Henry 0.......101. 128. 130 Shelly. Minn., P 1 Honey. Gerald F...............108 Claremont. S. Dak.. ET 1 Hoppert. Susan................114 Wahpeton. PN 1 Hoppman, Earl R................52 Minot, E 2 Hoppman, Warren K.............113 Minot. ID 1 Hovet. Kurt T..................97 Watford City. CT 1 Hovland. James E..............149 Pelican Rapids. Minn., DM 1 Howey. Dennis J. Lisbon. AM 2 Hoynes. Donald 0..............100 Minot. Ref 1 Huber. Lyle T.............52, 148 Mandan. ET 2 Huclsman. Raymond M............96 Foxhome. Minn., CT 1 Huffman. Rodney K.............102 Foxhome. Minn., CT 1 Huffman, Rodney K.............102 Walhalla. ID 1 Hultin, Gary V................108 Hooplc. ET 1 Hunking. Ronald L.............104 Park River. BCT 1 Hunkins, John C................40 Breckenridge. Minn.. LA 2 Huss. Dunne H.................109 Williston. ET 1 Hutchins. Jerry R.........52. 150 Crookston, Minn., ET 2 I Inglis, Dennis L..............116 Walhalla. E 1 Ishaug. Douglas M.............115 Barnesvlllc. Minn., PL 1 Issendorf. Thomas J...........155 Nowburg. DM 1 Iwcn. Dale H..............94, 149 Arthur. B 1 J Jacobs. Gary E.................94 Wahpeton. BA 1 Jacobsen. James G. Luverne. ET 2 Jacobsen, Roger C............. 94 Wheaton. Minn., B 1 Jacobson, Eric A..............107 Minot. AB 1 Jacobson. Garry A.............103 Tagus. CM 1 Jacobson. John P..............105 Crosby. AB 1 Jaeger, Daniel L...............95 Rugby. ET 1 174 Jangula. James M...............70 Zeeland. AM 2 Janke. Lyle D..................52 Moorhead. Minn., BCT 2 Janz. Erling W................106 Enderlin. AM 1 Japcl. Elaine F..............108, 156 Tower City. PN 1 Japcl. Marvin F...............109 Tower City, ET 1 Jcglum, Lyle 0.................92 Fortuna. AM 1 Jcnck, Ruth M.................93, 148 Roselle Park. N. J.. P-Nur 1 Jensen. Kathy R.......32, 150, 157 Lisbon. B 2 Jensen. Marcus R......40. 150, 151 Wyndmcrc. P-Ed 2 Jensen. Robert A..............101 Hancock. Minn., P 1 Jensen, Roger L............... 52 Wahpeton. BCT 2 Jensen. Ronnie V...............95 South Shore, S. D., ET 1 Jewett, James C. Wahpeton. DM 1 Job. Donald Q.................113 Linton, AM 1 Johannsen, Bonita J............32 Tenney, Minn., B 2 Johannsen. Donald D............94 Tenney. Minn., B 1 Johnk, Carol S.................40 Comstock. Minn.. ST 2 Johnson. Arthur N.............105 Northwood. AM 1 Johnson. Beverly J. .. .32. 149, 157 Lisbon, B 2 Johnson. Byron M...............70 Minot. AB 2 Johnson. Carlton B.............94 Fargo. M. Tech 1 Johnson. David E...............95 Cyrus. Minn.. ET 1 Johnson. Dennis L.............107 Tolna. AB 1 Johnson. Dewey A...............40 Breckenridge. Minn., P-Ed 2 Johnson. Donald M. Coteau. ET 1 Johnson. Douglas J.............70 Sidney, Mont.. AM 2 Johnson. Edward L.............116 Lignite. E 1 Johnson. Edward A..............97 Overly. GM 1 Johnson. Eldon W..............116 Middle River. Minn., E 1 Johnson. Emmet B...............70 Oberon. DM 1 Johnson. Gary A...............104 Chnsclev. BCT 1 Johnson. Herbert A.............91 Pelican Rapids. Minn., GM 1 Johnson. James L..............107 Benson. Minn., AB 1 Johnson. James M.............. 70 Detroit Lakes. Minn.. ET 2 Johnson, James R...............97 Hazen. BCT 1 Johnson. Jeanne M. . .111, 149, 157 McLeod. PN 1 Johnson. Lance R..............115 Wolford. Minn.. PL 1 Johnson. Larry C..............116 Milton. ET 1 Johnson. Larry L...............96 Grand Forks. SM 1 Johnson. Laurie J. 32, 149, 153, 156 Oakes. B 2 Johnson. Luverne G..........102 Fortuna. AM 1 Johnson. Mardellc D......117, 149 New England. B 1 Johnson. Mayva J. Herman. Minn., B 1 Johnson. Merle E...............94 Valley City, B 1 Johnson. Mona K...........41, 157 Milnor. P-Ed 2 Johnson. Paul B...............101 Abercrombie. P 1 Johnson. Sharon M.............94. 148 Wahpeton. P-Ed 1 Johnson. Vicki R..............Ill Fargo. PN 1 Jones. Harley T..............117, 149 Ryder. P-Eng 1 Jones. Warren F...............104 Fort Ransom. BCT 1 Jordheim. Gary D..............105 Walcott. AM 1 Jorud. Chester D.............. 52 Battle Lake. Minn.. BCT 2 Jorud. Dennis B................52 Underwood. Minn., BCT 2 Julson, Ronald D...............92 Plaza. AM 1 Just. Rosina L................114 Mercer PN 1 K Kaczmarck. James R........70, 148 Gascoyne. AM 2 Kainz. Gerald J...............107 Dickinson. E 1 Kalberer. Jon R. .120, 128, 131, 138 Hazclton, LA 1 Kaldor. Daniel M..............52. 149 Hillsboro. ET 2 Kannas, Leo E..................70 South Shore. S.D., AM 2 Kaplor. Duane L................52 Tmtah. Minn.. ET 2 Karges, Randall J............. 92 Hazen. MSW 1 Karst. Robert L................98 Fairvlcw. Mont.. GM 1 Kasperson. Allen D.............98 Marvin. S. D.. GM 1 Kastner. Dale A...............112 Douglas, E 1 Kauk, Donald D................100 Forbes. GM 1 Kaul, Gary I .................. 52 Fallon. Mont.. E 2 Keena, Rodney L. .............. 53 Hamilton. ET 2 Keller. Kenneth F..............70 Bisbec. MSW 2 Kelly. Patrick D...............97 Brocket, CT 1 Kemnitz. Clinton D.............53 Cavalier. ET 2 Kemp. Douglas S................70 Hamilton. AM 2 Kemp. Richard D...............110 Hamilton. AM 1 Kenner. Rodney K..............110 Devils Lake. BCT 1 Kersten. Rodney A..............99 Kramer. GM 1 Kestcr. Richard A..............53 Underwood. Minn., ID 2 Kcttcrllng, Raymond J..........93 LaMourc. B 1 Kiefer. Charles W.............148 Cayuga, P-Eng 1 Kielb. Bruce A.................41 Wahpeton. P-Ed 2 Kiemcle. Allan S...............53 Minot. BCT 2 Kilgore. David A..............102 Bismarck. ID 1 Kimball. Benjamin C............70 Breckenridge. Minn., AM 2 Kimball. Judith E.............33. 156 Forman. B 2 Kippen, Gary A............... 110 Omemcc. BCT 1 Kirehoffner. Daniel D. ...117. 120. Devils Lake. P-Eng 1 135, 151 Klttelson. Anton H.............70 Pelican Rapids. Minn.. MSW 2 Kittilson. Karen M............114 Hitterdal. Minn. PN 1 Kjelden. Garry E...............95 Devils Lake. ET 1 Kjesbo. Thomas G...............53 Fargo. E 2 Klawitter. Ardell L. .........33. 150 Hankinson. B 2 Klein. Daniel .................109 Breckenridge. Minn.. AM 1 Klein. Donald J................53 Wlshck. ID 2 Klein. William P. Minot. AM 1 Klcingarn. James R............104 Cayuga. E 1 Klcppe. Linda J...............115 Clearbrook. Minn.. PN 1 Klcvcn. Janet D................93 Hcimdal, B 1 Kline. David J.................53 Breckcnridgc. Minn.. BCT 2 Klostcr, Edward D.............104 Brockenridgc. Minn., E 1 Klostcrman, Beverly J. .. .148, 157 Mooreton. B2 Klostcrman. Delores J.........115 Wahpeton, PN 1 Klosterman. Eugene F...........41 Jamestown. P-Eng 2 Kiuever. Marilyn J............Ill Oakes. PN 1 Klug. Dale J.................. 70 Bowman. AM 2 Knapp. Gary B.............41, 120 Foxhomc. Minn., P-Com 2 Knicss. Eugene S...............93 Hendricks. Minn.. P-Eng 1 Knoll. Ronald E...............105 Groton. S. D., AB 1 Knudsen. James R.........113, 149 Rosholt. S. D.. AM 1 Knudson. Jerome L..............71 Crosby. AM 2 Knudson. Steven C..............93 Brockenridgc. Minn.. B 1 Kochcl. Robert L.........107, 148 Glcnburn, AB 1 Koenig. Joseph B.........104, 120 Webster. S. D.. AM 1 Koenig. Robert J.........116, 148 Moorhead Minn., E 1 Koettcr. James G...............92 Lansford. MSW 1 Kohl. Edward F...........104. 137 New England. E 1 Kohm. Jerome C................113 Williston. ID 1 Konklcr. Karen J...............33 Fullerton. B 2 Koosmann, Elton R...........96 Appleton. Minn., SM 1 Kopp. Clinton V................41 Duluth. Minn., P-Eng 2 Koppelman. Vern G...........41 Wahpeton. P-Com 2 Kortgaard. Sheldon L..........105 Kempton. AM 1 Korynta. Arnold J.............96. 148 Ardoch. CT 1 Kottke. Carl M................100 Libby. Mont.. Ref 1 Kovash. Darrel J.............110. 148 Dickinson. AM 1 Kovoll, Frederic G............116 West Fargo. ET 1 Kraft. Lawrence J.............103 Selfridge. CM 1 Kragerud. Dean W..............102 Hawley. Minn., AM 1 Kramer. Darrold...............112 Ashley, E 1 Kranz. Arthur N...............107 Watertown. S. D., E 1 Krause. Gayle G...............93. 150 Wyndmere. LA 1 Krause. Marcia J..............115 Fairmount. PN 1 Krein. Robert B...............116 Wishek. ET 1 Kreklau. John P..............’101 Alscn, P 1 Krcnzcl. Herman J.............109 Harvey. ET 1 Kricr. John P................112. 148 Hoven. S. D., AB 1 Krier. William F.............. 71 Brcckcnrldge. Minn., SM 2 Kristianson. Karen K. 33, 149, 157 Bowbells. B 2 Kristjanson. Alfred W.........106 Edinburg. ET 1 Kristjanson. Louis G......53. 149 Edinburg. ET 2 Kritsky. Waidc D...............41 Butte. P-Eng 2 Krogen. Melvin E..............90. 153 Williston. ET 1 Krogsgaard. Sherryl K.........Ill Page. PN 1 Kroke. Jerome M................71 Michigan. AM 2 Kruk. Jerry W..................71 Langdon. DM 1 Krump, Darlene M......33, 93, 148 Wahpeton. B 2 157 Krump. Felix J.................53 Wahpeton. CT 2 Krump. Grant R.................93 Hankinson, P-Com 1 Krump. Theodore A........101. 120 Wahpeton. P 1 Kudclka. Thomas H..............94 Forman. BA 1 Kucblcr. Myron L. Souris. ET 2 Kukla. Harris Jr..............113 Killdcer. AM 1 Kulzer, David..................99 Cayuga. GM 1 Kummer. Cary G.................71 Keene. AB 2 Kuntz. Ervin D................100 Solcn. Ref 1 Kunze. John E.................109 New England. ET 1 Kutschinske. Betty J......93, 114 Oakes. PN 1 Kyburz. Ronald L..............104 Aberdeen. S. D., E 1 L LaFloc. Charles F.............101 Bclcourt. P 1 LaFournaise. Darlene A........41. Rolls. LA 2............148, 156 Lagerquist. Allan T...........103 Plentywood. Mont.. BC 1 Lakeman. Kenneth H........53, 150 Borup. Minn.. E 2 Lako. Alan J.................. 71 Arthur. MSW 2 Lako. Wayne E. Arthur. GM 1 LaMoinc. John E................97 East Grand Forks, Minn., BCT 1 Lamport. Orln P................98 Hecla. S. D. GM 1 Lancer. Herbert P..............53 Detroit Lakes. Minn. ID 2 Lane. Sharon 1............33, 156 Graccvillc. Minn. B 2 Langager. Harlis R.............53 Veblen. S. D. BCT 2 Lange. Lyle R.................106 Emerado. AM 1 Larsen. Gary A.................90 Cotcau. ET 1 Larson. Allen K...............113 Milnor. Id 1 Larson. Carol M..........108, 156 Fergus Falls, Minn. PN 1 Larson. Charles M.............100 Cyrus, Minn.. GM 1 Larson. Dean A............41, 151 Rothsay. Minn., LA 2 Larson. Gary N................107 Hcimdal. AB 1 Larson. Gerald L...............41 Wahpeton. P-Ed 2 Larson. James C...........54, 150 Sioux Falls, S. D., BCT 2 Larson. Kenneth A..............90 Valley City. ET 1 Larson. Pauline K.....33, 149. 157 Gllby. B 2 Larson. Robert A.............. 93 Breckcnridgc. Minn., LA 1 Larson. Wilbur L..............103 Breckcnridgc. Minn BCT 1 Laufenberg. David M............54 Fargo. ID 2 Lawrence, Donald G..............93 Wahpeton. P-Com 1 Lawrence. Victor E. Bismarck. AM 2 Lee. Carol A.....93. 114, 149. 157 Walcott. PN Lee. David E...................71 Tolna. DM 1 Lee. Levert 0..................33 Wahpeton. B 1 Lee. Sharon M.........93. 150. 156 Wahpeton. ST 1 Lee. Wallace D................103 Blaisdell. GM 1 Lehman. Maynard H.............112 Coulee. E 1 Lehmann. Ward B................41 Cogswell, BA 2 Lchrkc. Larry R................96 Browns Valley. Minn., CT 1 Lcingang. George A.............54 Mandan. BCT 2 Leiseth. Wallace H........51. 149 Walcott. BCT 2 153 Lelvcstad. David E. Glendivc. Mont.. GM 1 Lekang. James P...............109 Wyndmere. ET 1 Lclm, Vyron L.................102 Turtle Lake. AM 1 Lencaugh. George R. Mission. S. D.. CT 1 Lentsch. Mary E...........93. 101 Cooperstown. Joum 1 Lenzmeier, Ellyn M............132 Wahpeton. P-Ed 2 Lovno. Richard G...............71 Wahpeton. MSW 2 Lewis. Donald J...............101 Fargo. P 1 Lewis. Lucille A..........23. 156 Cogswell. B 2 Lewis. Jerry Fairview. Mont., PL 1 Liberda. Hubert G..............71 Woodworth. SM 2 Lien. Douglas L................54 Moorhead. Minn.. BCT 2 Lillibridge. William C........105 Watford City. AB 1 Lindahl. Albert L.............113 Tagus. AM 1 Lindberg. Charles K............54 Dagmar, Mont.. ID 2 Lindberg. Darlene D.......132. 156 Breckcnridgc. Minn.. SA 1 Lindomnn. Dean T..............116 Cedar Rapids. Iowa, ET 1 Lindemann. Douglas P..........112 Fargo. AB 1 Lindgren. Guy D...............106 Park River. AM 1 Lindig. David S...........93. 120 Wheaton. Minn., P-Com 1 Lindquist. Richard D. .54. 149, 153 Kcnmarc. ET 2 Llndscth. Mary E......41. 149, 157 Oakes. SA 2 Lindstrom. Arthur G............33 Kensal, B 2 Linenko, Fred E................71 Minot. AM 2 Linstcr. James L.............. 99 Bcrthold. GM 1 Lippert. Curtis D. Ashley. AM 1 Lischefskc. Judy A............115 Walhalla. PN 1 Littke. Russell M.........42. 115 Wahpeton. P-Eng 2 Lloyd. Bernard N...............96 Ledyard. Iowa. SM 1 Lobdcll. Larry L..............112 Richey. Mont.. AB 1 Loberg, Dennis E...............54 West Fargo. E 2 Locken, Larry D................92 Plaza. MSW 1 Locks. David R................110 Campbell. Minn., AM 1 LofT. Ann L....................33 Oslo. Minn.. B 2 Logos. Catherine..............156 Wahpeton, B 2 175 Logas. Harlan D..............42, 151 Wahpcton. P-Eng 2 Lohnes. Willard J. St. Michael. CT 1 Loll. Jule A.................93. 156 Wahpcton. HE 1 Long. Robert L................93 Rlverdale. P-Eng 1 Loraas. Harold G............. 54 Ed more. CT 2 Lorenz. Stewart E.............71 Lawton. DM 1 Lotzer. Dale R................93 Abercrombie. B 1 Loupe, Donna J...............115 Raymond. Mont.. PN 1 Luchsingcr. Kenneth L........106 Surrey. ET 1 Luke. Ervin G.................94 Bcrthold. BA 1 Lukins. Linda G..............115 Aneta. PN 1 Lund. John T..................93 Louisburg. Minn., B 1 Lund. Terrence G..............54 Washburn. E 2 Lundc. Elaine................114 Wolford. PN 1 Lundgren. Warren A............42 Wahpeton. P-Eng 2 Lundstrom. Duane C............96 Finley. SM 1 Luptnek. Ronald W.............54 South Shore. S. D.. ET 2 Luptak. Duane R..............102 Fargo. ID 1 Lynch. Jerry M......104. 120, 148 Black Eagle. Mont.. BCT 1 Lynnes. Lester L.............107 Rolette. E 1 M McCoy, James A...............104 Dunselth. E 1 McCullough. Bruce A..........103 Wahpeton. BCT 1 McDonald. William P...........97 Dccring. GM 1 McDougall. Julianne . .42. 153. 156 Oakes. HE 2 MeGhan. Marvin J.............116 Souris. E 1 MeGraw. Paul L................72 Fargo. P 2 McKenzie, Gary K.............115 Sharon. PL 1 McKenzie. James R.......112, 129 Aneta. AB 1 McLaren. Vincent P.......15. 93 Fargo. B 1 McLaughlin. Robert J..........42 Wahpcton. P-Ed 2 McLean. Lowell R.............72 Lansford. DM 1 McMlchacl. Tony D. . .42. 153, 185 Wahpcton. P-Ed 2 McQuadc. Larry L.............93 Brockcnridgc, Minn., P-Ed 1 Maack. Paul A................110 Fergus Falls, Minn., BCT 1 Mans. Alan H.................93 Hnnkinson. LA 1 Madsen. Charles A............107 Wostby. Mont.. AB 1 Mahler, Herman H..............71 Fergus Falls. Minn., MSW 2 Malaterre. Frances K.....33. 156 Bclcourt, B 2 , Malaterre. Lillian__156. 93. 148 Bclcourt. P-Nur 1 Malnaa. Ernest D..............99 Dccring. GM 1 Manning, Rawley H............113 Wahpeton. ID 1 Manning. Roger C..............93 Wahpeton. P-Eng 1 Manock. Louise M............Ill, 157 Breckonridgo. Minn., PN 1 Manstrom. Leslie C...........104 Valley City. BCT 1 176 Marchus. Lcland G..............98 Wolford. GM 1 Mark. Mary J..............90, 156 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., PN 1 Mar mo n. Larry T..............72 Coulee. AB 2 Mnrquardt, James P.......Ill, 148 Glcndivc, Mont.. ID 1 Marsh. Ida Mae ...............115 Brcckcnridgc, Minn., PN 1 Martin. Curtis W..........55. 15 Bowdon. ETT 2 Martin. Dale E.................54 Forbes. E 2 Martin. David N...............107 Dickey, AB 1 Martinson. Duane D.............55 Gary. Minn., ID 2 Moshek. Nancy V...............93. 149 Wyndmcrc. B 1 Matejeek, Frank S. Inkster. ID 1 Matthys. Lawrence D...........100 Campbell, Minn., Ref 1 Matze. Charles F...............55 Glen Ellyn. 111.. ET 2 Mau, Ernest VV.................99 Tolley. GM 1 Mauch, Arlys R................114 Moorcton. PN 1 Mauch. Judith E................93 Barney. B 1 Mauschund, Dale P.............113 Temvik. AM 1 Max. Arlyn M...................93 Farwell. Minn., B 1 Maxson. Joan C........34. 156, 148 Moorhead. Minn., B 2 May. Ellen M. ...42. 143. 157. 148 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., SA 2 Maychrzak. EMward A............72 Gascoyne. AM 2 Mayer, Gary F..................93 Wahpcton. P-Eng 1 Meek. Miland H.................55 Stephen. Minn., CT 1 Meek. Robert L.................96 Stephen. Minn., CT 1 Mehl, John A...................93 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Com 1 Mehrer. Eldon J...............105 Mott. AM 1 Meier. Mary J..................34 Venturis. B 2 Meiers. Merle L................55 Ross. ETT 2 Meisch. Robert L...............92 Streeter. MSW 1 Meland. Wesley D..............115 Northwood. PL 1 Melby, Gary D.................102 Bowbells. AM 1 Melby. Peter B................101 Moorhead. Minn.. P 1 Melcher, Vernon J.............Ill Wildrose, ID 1 Melgaard. Richard A............55 Newburg. E 2 Melting, John A................72 Fargo. P 2 Mcrgel. Gerald D..............112 Bcrthold E 1 Merkel. Leslie A..............109 Linton. ET 1 Mertens. James E...............72 Milbank. S. D.. DM 1 Meshefski. Harry D.............34 Bowesmont. B 2 Meszaros. James R.............42. 149 Davenport. LA 2 Meyer. Ronald W...............124 Fairmount. MSW 2 Meyers. Kathryn C.............34, 149 Milnor. B 2 Michalcnko. Gerald L..........103 Kief. GM 1 Michels, Raymond J.............34 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., B 2 Mickclson, Larry M.............72 Wahpeton. P 2 Mikkelson, Dianne K...........115 Brcckcnridgc. PN 1 Mikkelson. Richard A. Vclva. E 2 Mikkelson. Wayne M. Fergus Falls. Minn., ET 1 Miller. Donald B..............113 Lehr. AM 1 Miller. Harold A...............93 Buffalo. BA 1 Miller. Joseph T.........Ill, 148 Devils Lake. ID 1 Miller. Leroy D...............106 Hazen. ET 1 Miller. Raymond E.............106 Glcndivc. Mont., AM 1 Miller. Ronald J..............107 Parshall. E 1 . Mills. Gordon R...............107 Glcndivc, Mont.. AB 1 Mltbo. Janice M......103. 156. 149 Wahpeton. BCT 1 Mittendorf. Patricia A. ..Ill, 157 Kent. Minn.. PN 1 Mitzel. Ivan R.................93 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Eng 1 MJocn. John E.................Ill Newburg. ID 1 Moeller. Irvin M...............55 Fairmount. Ref 2 Mocn. Curtis H.................72 Upham. AB 2 Mohs. Roger E.................104 Wahpcton. AM 1 Monson. Donald J. , Moorhead. Mnn.. AM 1 Monson. Gordon J...............72 Fargo. P 2 Moody. Robert L. ..............72 Williaton. AM 2 Moon. Andrea 1............42. 157 Fairmount, HE 2 Moore. Lynn N.................113 Bismarck. AM 1 Moos. Claude H................116 Venturis, E 1 Morgan. Marshal A..............91 Minot. P 1 Morken. Bernice M..............90 Maddock. PN 1 Morken. Richard A..............94 Walcott. B 1 Morris. Francis E..............42 Wahpcton. P-Ed 2 Morris. Patricia A. ...93. 157. 148 Wahpcton. LA 1 Morrison. Maurice C.............72 Glasgow. Mont.. SM 2 Morsette. Bernadine ..93, 156. 148 New Town. LA 1 Morstad. Joyce M. Park River. B 1 Mostad, Warner R..............95 Langdon. ET 1 Motl. Clayton B..............103 Hamilton. GM 1 Muchler. Harlan C............101 Hankinson, P 1 Muellcnbach. John A...........93 Wheaton. Minn., B 1 Muellcnbach. Stephen J. . .42, 138 Fairmount, P-Com 2 Muggll. Clctus E.............113 Glen Ullln, ID 1 Muhlc, Myron E................92 Fargo. MSW 1 Muir. Jean M........156. 93. 148 Barney. B 1 Mund. Roger D.................55 DcLamere. ETT 2 Murfield. Gary M.............55. 150 Brookings. S. D., ETT 2 Murphy. John P...............107 Hankinson. E 1 Murray. Richard B............94, 148 Cayuga. BA 1 Murray. William J.............42 Wahpcton. P-Dent 2 Muzzy. Jerald E...............73 Fortuna. SM 2 Myers. John C.................55 Rogers. ETT 2 Myers. Thomas D...............110 Parkers Prairie, Minn., BCT 1 Myrvlk, Darrell W.............Ill Adams. ID 1 N Nagle, David E................105 Valley City, AM 1 Nathe, Mary A............34, 148 Rutland. B 2 Neaves. William E..............92 Hamilton, Mont., MSW 1 Ncilan, Jeremiah G.......73, 138 Peever. S. D.. AB 2 Nclscn. Larry A................73 Leeds. AB 2 Nelson, Dale C.................55 Milnor, ET 2 Nelson. Donald E..............116 Hawley, Minn., ET 1 Nelson, James C................93 Wheaton. Minn., P-Eng 1 Nelson, Joan E.................93 Oslo. Minn., LA 1 Nelson, John A.................73 Emorado. SM 2 Nelson. Keith L................93 Webster, S. D.. P-Eng 1 Nelson, LcRoy A................97 Sharon. GM 1 Nelson, Loren L...............106 Edgelcy. am l Nelson. Nola E.................34 Sheyenne, B 2 Nelson. Roger W................93 Fan-mount. B 1 Nelson. Russell C.............102 Haynes. AM 1 Nelson. Sherman M..............56 Brcckcnridgc, Minn., BCT 2 Nermoe. John C.................43 Wahpeton. LA 2 Ness. Clark J. Washburn. ET 2 Ness, Dennis J................113 Bowbclls, ID 1 Ness. James R..................56 Plcntywood. Mont., ET 2 Ncubauer. Joyce A. Wahpeton. JCS 1 Neumann, David E..............103 Mahnomen. Minn., BCT 1 Nicolai. Kathleen A............34 Milnor. B 2 Nielsen. James W...............56 Wllmot. S. D.. CT 2 Nielsen. Kenneth N............109 Oboron. AM 1 Nielsen, McKinley R...........106 Jamestown. ET 1 Nlsbct, Roy H..................73 E. Grand Forks. Minn., MSW 2 Nokken. John B.................99 Moorhead. Minn.. GM 1 Nordgaard. James E. . .43, 128, 131 Wahpeton. P-Com 2 Nordstrom. Dale L.............105 Kenmarc. AB 1 Norton. Scott T................93 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., LA 1 Novak. Herman V..........56. 148 Pisek. BCT 2 Nundahl, Harlan H..............56 Rutland. E 2 Nygaard. Roland D..............43 Brcckcnridgc, Minn., BA 2 O Oas. Ardcll J.................116 New Town. BCT 2 Obenaucr. Wayne A..............73 Aberdeen. S. D.. P 2 Odegard. Gerald W..............56 New Town. BCT 2 Oedcr. Teresa A......34. 157. 148 Endcrlin. B 2 O'Cordon. James S........102. 149 NlobC. ID 1 Oie. Odean B..................110 Brcckcnridgc, Minn.. AM 1 Oksendahl. Gary M.............100 Rugby. GM 1 Oksendahl. Sharon D.........90 Maddock. PN 1 Olich. Paul J..................56 Moorhead. Minn., BCT 2 Olncy. Larry E................105 Norma. AM 1 Olsen. Richard C.....43. 120 129 Wahpeton. P-Ed 2 Olson. Arlcy H................116 Des Lacs. ET 1 Olson. Curtis J...............101 Ortlcv. S. D.. P 1 Olson. Darlene A...............34 Rogers. B 2 Olson. Jeralyn D..............Ill Valley City. PN 1 Olson. Lcland R...............109 Oberon. AM 1 Olson. Myrna K.......93. 156, 149 Wahpeton. LA 1 Olson. Roger A.................97 Williston. GM 1 Olson. Ronald B................56 Wahpeton. ID 2 OlthofT. Alvin R...............73 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., AB 2 O’Marro. Richard J............101 Fargo. P 1 Omoth. Jencen A...........34. 149 New Rockford. B 2 Opsahl. Stanley C..............56 Wahpeton. ID 2 Opstcdal, Muriel C............108 Rolette. PN 1 Orsund. Allan P................56 Grafton. ID 2 Osborn, Larry L................43 Falrmount. P-Ed 2 Osborn. Stewart P..............43 Miami. Fla.. P-Law 2 Osearson. Robert J.............34 Wahpeton. B 2 Osland. John A.................57 Wahpeton. ET 2 Ottcrstcttcr. Dorothy M. .111, 157 Ellcndalc. PN 1 Otteson. Lyle W................93 Endcrlin. LA 1 Ouradnik. John F...............99 Makotl. CM 1 Outka. Roger R. Hettinger. MSW 2 Overland, James J.........104, 120 Fertile. Minn.. BCT 1 Ovem. George T.................73 Kathryn. SM 2 Overton. Dennis P..............99 Norma. GM 1 P Packlncau. Urius W. Parshall. ITT 2 Pacts. Lcland P................107 Riddle, Oregon. AB 1 Page. Roger K..................100 Underwood. GM 1 Pagel. Paul 1...................57 Shnron. ID 2 Palaniuk. Max G...........109. 148 Gorham. ET 1 Palmer. Charles J.........106. 153 Eric, Penn., AM 1 Palmer. William A..........43. 128 131, 138 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., P-Eng 2 Parrow. Janet M.......156. 93. 149 Havana. B 1 Partlow. Howard L........104, 148 Bordulac. E 1 Pasbrig. Leigh A..............103 Grand Forks. GM 1 Pauling. Judith A. ..111. 157, 150 Edgelcy. PN 1 Paulson. Dennis L..............57 Elbow Lake. Minn., ID 2 Paulson. Willis 0.............73, 149 Galesburg. DM 1 Paulsrud. Myrtle T. Fargo. PN 1 Pauly. Karen M. Wahpeton. P-Ed 2 Pazdcrnlk. James D..............73 Campbell. Minn.. AM 2 Pearson. Gary E.................98 Stanton. GM I Pearson. Gary L.................57 Valley City, ID 2 Pccka. Robert A.................57 Lawton. E 2 Pedersen. Arlen H...............57 Glenficld. Ref 2 Pedersen. Franz D...............73 Valley City, P 2 Pedersen. Ronald W..............93 Kcnsal. B 1 Pederson. Daniel M..............92 Wiidrose. MSW 1 Pederson, Lyle V................73 Valley City. SM 2 Pederson. Maynard A............112 Grand Forks. AB 1 Pederson. Palmer J..............91 Casselton. P 1 Pederson, Sandra R.............114 Hillsboro. PN 1 Peters. Ted C...................97 Mott. BCT 1 Petersen. Bruce L ..............10S Arthur. ET 1 Petersen. Robert H. Brcckenridge. Minn. P-Com 1 Petersen, William F.............57 Bantry. E 2 Peterson. Carl B................93 Adrian. P-Com 1 Peterson. Dennis H..............97 Milbank. S. D.. BCT 1 Peterson. Gary W................57 Antler. E 2 Peterson. Judy N..........Ill, 157 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., PN 1 Peterson. Kent L................57 Fargo. BCT 2 Peterson. Robert B..............91 Fargo. P 1 Peterson. Roland E..............110 Fargo. AM 1 Peterson. Ronald J..............Ill Fargo. ID 1 Pflipscn. Edmund H. .128. 123. 120 130, 138 Sauk Centre. Minn., BA 2 Pfutzenreuter. Larry A.........113 Hccla. S. D.. AM 1 Pfutzenreuter, Randal R......113 Hccla. S. D.. ID 1 Pierce. Michael G...............74 Crookston. Minn., P 2 Pieske. Gary L..................93 Woodworth. P-Com 1 Pittner. Gayle A. ...Ill, 153. 156 Wahpeton. PN 1 14S Pleinls, Harlcn J...............92 McLaughlin. S. D.. AM 1 Pools. Jacqueline M. .111. 156, 149 Moorhead. Minn. PN 1 Poitra. Cictus H...............101 St. John. P 1 Pollcrt. Clayton W...112, 129 Litchvillo. E 1 Popp. John J...............93. 148 Lidgerwood, M. Tech 1 Popp. Mcrilyn J......173. 132. 156 Wahpeton. SA 1 93 Porter. Glen R.................109 Park River. AM 1 Poss. Marguerite A. . .156, 93, 148 Wyndmcrc. B 1 Poss. Robert J..................35 Barney. B 2 Power. Bernard A...........43. 151 Hunter. P-Eng 2 Powers, Marjorie E..............35 Hunter. B 2 Powers. Richard L...............57 Lakota. CT 2 Prcsscr. Robert C...............57 Wolf Point. Mont.. ET 2 Prcszler. Marvin J..............57 Braddock. ET 2 Preuss. Gerald R...............110 Maddock. BCT 1 177 Prim. Eugene A. Barncsville, Minn., P 2 Puhlmann. Geraldine ....43, 156 Ashley. BA 1 Puhlmann. Larry D..............74 Ashley, DM 1 Putnam. Walter C. Linton. DM 1 Putz. Ronald R................200 Martin. GM 1 1 Quam, Carroll E................97 Hankinson, BCT 1 Quam, Mario D.................110 McHenry, AM 1 Quuschnick. Dwight J...........74 Ashley. SM 2 Quern. Miles E................100 Oslo. Minn., GM 1 Quinnell, Phyllis M.......92, 150 Ncchc. BCT 1 R Radke. Merle J............98. 148 Sykeston. B 1 Raftevold, Darrel B. . .43, 120, 138 Wahpeton. P-Ed 2 151 Raftcvold. David L.......101, 120 Wahpeton, P 1 Rail. Corrine 1................35 Forbes. B 2 Ralston, Robert C.............Ill Souris. ID 1 Rasmussen. Jack J.............117 Cayuga. LA 2 Ratliff. Nancy L..........98. 156 Breckenridge. Minn., P-Ed 1 Rau. Edgar E...................58 Upharn. BCT 2 Rave, Gayland Winnebago, Neb., P 1 Reber, Karen E............90, 156 Brcckonridge, Minn., PN 1 Recck. Daniel 0...............117 Courtenay. P-Eng 1 Regan, Frederick G.............96 Minot. CT 1 Reger, Bernard J. .. .58, 151. 148 New York Mills. Minn., ET 2 Regnicr. Gerald M.........58. 148 Oakes. ET 2 Rehder. Ross E................103 Comstock. Minn.. GM 1 Reinholz. David W..............98 Willow City. GM 1 Reise. Robert F...........43. 149 Davenport. P-Ed 2 Reiter. Lawrence .............116 Killdcer. E 1 Rcnsvold. Jerald A.............58 Wolf Point. Mont., BCT 2 Renville. Charles L. Wahpeton. PI Reuer. Dorothy A..............114 Bismarck. PN 1 Rheault. James A..............115 Horace. PI 1 Rian. Robert M.................58 Fergus Falls. Minn.. ID 2 Rice. Larry E..................9S Barney. BA 1 Richels. James K...............91 Wahpeton. B 1 Rlckford. William E...........100 Binford. Ref 1 Rideout. Mary F...............114 Bemidii. Minn.. PN 1 Rieger. Raymond E..............58 Bismarck. ET 2 Ricniets. Bruce M..............58 Arthur. ET 2 Ricwc. Karynn L. ..............35 Fairmount. B 2 Rivard. Leonard J..............58 Willow City. ID 2 Rivard. Roger L................98 Argyle. Minn., GM 1 Robbins. Loren H..............109 Dickinson. ET 1 178 Robertsdahl. Clarice A...117, 156 Christine. B 1 149 Robertson. Creighton L...101 Wahpeton. P 1 Robideau, Janice M.............90 Dihvorth. Minn., PN 1 Rodvold. Roger R...............92 Fortuna, AM 1 Roecker. Don D.................96 Clear Lake, S. D., SM 1 Roedcr. Doris D..............117, 156 Lidgerwood. B 1 Rochrich. Leonard L............91 Fargo. P 1 Roessler. Duane G..............96 Endcrlin. SM 1 Roessler. O’Neil C............97. 120 Enderlln. BCT 1 Rogne. John W..................58 West Fargo. E 2 Rohrenbach. Dianne M. ..117, 156 Wahpeton. LA 1 148 Rohrich. Gerald G.............103 Napoleon. GM 1 Rolfsncss, Kenneth R...........35 Rhame. B 2 Romstad, Keith A...............58 Oakes. ET 2 Roney. Larry J.................98 Oakes, GM 1 Ronning, Eugene P..............58 Fargo. ID 2 Rose. Duane A..................74 Bucyrus, DM 1 Rosenkranz. Floyd W............90 Fairmount. ET 1 Rosenkranz. Michael L. ..98. 129 Rosholt. S. D., B 1 Rosenow, Larry G..........91. 149 Reeder. LA 1 Rossow. Ccnc D................110 Hankinson. AM 1 Rossum. Thomas 0..............117 Wahpeton. P-Ed 1 Rostad. Karen J..........117, 149 Colfax. B 1 Rosten. Steven R..........58, 149 Glenwood. Minn., Ref 2 Rostvet. James L..............110 Adams, AM 1 Rothhouse. Helen J............35. 156 Milnor. B 2 Rowen. Patricia A. . .117, 156. 150 Wahpeton. LA 1 Roy. Dale D....................95 Langdon. ET 1 Rubertus. Rollic W............59 Wahpeton. ID 2 Rubv. Rav G...................116 Minot. E 1 Ruddv. Thomas R.......43, 138, 151 Wahpeton. LA 2 Rukke. Kent C.................44. 149 Wahpeton. P-Eng 2 Russell. Douglas G.............98 Buford. CM 1 Russell. Stanley T. Hinsdale. Mont., PI 1 Rust. LoRoy N.................107 Glenwood. Minn.. AB 1 Rustad. Tim L..................74 Zahl. MSW 2 Rutherford. Wayne C............97 Grafton. GM 1 S Sackman. Robert L..............59 Mercer, ET 2 Saewert. Bonnie L.......117, 156 Cogswell. B 1 Saewert. Gary A................59 Cogswell. ID 2 Saffel. Michael J.............100 Pierre. S. D.. Ref 1 Sailer. Glenn M...............112 Beulah. AB 1 Sakry. Donald V. Bamesvillc. Minn., P-Eng 1 Samuelson, Dale E.............109 Sarles. AM 1 Sanasack. Kenneth L............35 Graceville. Minn.. B 2 Sandberg, Marlin C..........100 Underwood. Minn., GM 1 Sander. Ronald A..............74 Hankinson. AM 1 Sandcra, Joyce M. Wahpeton, LA 1 Sauer. David J. Valley City, MSW 2 Saville.'Dwight C...............74 Braddock. DM 1 Saver. John T. Wahpeton. AB 2 Schaff. Arnold P. Glen Ullin, AB 1 Schaffer. Raymond .............115 Fargo, PL 1 Schanilcc, Francis J......103, 148 Forest River, BCT 1 Scharbow, Ronald L.............108 Alice. ET 1 Schatz. Thomas F..............107, 148 Zeeland, E 1 Schauer, Gary D................100 Martin. GM 1 Schauer, Ronald R..............116 Streeter. ET 1 Scheinost. Steven C.............74 Belle Fourche, S. D., AB 2 Schell. Lloyd J................ 74 Rugby. P 2 Schepp, Clarice J..............Ill Perley. Minn., PN 1 Schepp. David F. .............. 59 Maxbass, E 2 Schicrmeister, Ken L............96 Linton. SM 1 Schilkc. Roger A...............102 Corinth. ID 1 Schlanser, John T...............98 Rivcrdale. B 1 Schlenker, Donna M.............117 Wishek, B 1 Schlough. Janet H..............114 Waite Park. Minn.. PN 1 Schmaltz, Kenneth P......117, 148 Rugby, P-Eng 1 Schmidt. Clifford F......109, 148 Dickinson. ET 1 Schmidt. Leonard N.............107 Kramer. E 1 Schmidt. Matthew A.......Ill, 148 Dickinson. ID 1 Schmidtke. Wayne E..............74 Gilby, AM 2 Schmitz. Harold E...............95 Golva. ET 1 Schneider, Joseph W.............99 Dresden, GM 1 Schneider, Karl A..............105 Wahpeton. AM 1 Schock. Betty A................108 Forbes. PN 1 Schock. Harvey J...............108 Glendive. Mont.. ET 1 Schocnwald. Eugeno R...........100 Max. GM 1 Schollmeyer, Thomas A...........59 Minot. ET 2 Schon. Eugene B................102 Turtle Lake. AM 1 Schon, LeVeme J................115 Turtle Lake. PL 1 Schrader, James D.........107, 148 Adrian, AB 1 Schradick. Jerome E......44, 143 Wahpeton. LA 2 Schreiner. Charles J...........109 Cogswell. AM 1 Schuldhcisz. Carol M...........117 Jamestown. B 1 Schuldt. June M............90. 148 Valley City. PN 1 Schuler. Donald W..............117 Sarles. B 1 Schultz. Kenneth D.............117 Tagus, B 1 Schulz. Ricky .................103 Fargo. BCT 1 Schuman, Richard R..............98 Herman. Minn., P-Eng 1 Schutt. Judith D...........35, 149 Milnor. B 2 Schwab. Joseph F. ............ 59 Jamestown, E 2 Schwan, Cnrlcn J.............. 59 Wahpeton. E 2 Schwartz. Karl D...............74 Hebron. AM 2 Schwarz. Herbert M............ 74 Beulah. AM 2 Score. Gary D.................113 Colfax. ID 1 Scott. Wesley H................59 Savage. Mont.. BCT 2 Scibel. Donald J..........59. 120 Elgin. CT 2 Solk. Jerr ’ W.................35 Morris. Minn., B 2 Setnes, Paul C................... Sisseton. S. D.. ET 1 Severson. Donald N............107 Fargo. E 1 Severson. Gary L. ........91. 120 Henning. Minn., SM 1 Seykora, Gerald D........112, 148 Devils Lake. AB 1 Shahnne. John B................44 Cavalier. P-Com 2 Shalhoob. Dennis C. Belle Fourchc. S. D.. AB 1 Shelton, Marvin L. ............104 Cogswell. AM 1 Shorma. Joyce M..........117, 148 Wyndmcrc. B 1 Short. Eugene H..........15. 59. 149 Walhalla. Ref 2 .............153 Sicdschlaw. Alan D.............59 Bowman. Ref 2 Siomers, Mark R..............110, 150 Bowbells. BCT 1 Sikorski, Kenneth L...........117 Brcckcnridgc. Minn., LA 1 Simchuck. Harland J...........Ill Park Rapids, Minn.. ID 1 Simon, Ronnie L...............112 Hoven, E 1 Sivertson. Arnold D........... 75 Watford City. DM 1 Sivertson, Daryl M.............99 Keene. GM 1 Skachcnko, Arnold E.......44, 120 Killdcer, P-Com 2 Skalicky, Gerald J............115 Powers Lake PL 1 Skurdall. Tony A. Devils Lake, P-Ed 2 Slag. Victor J.................60 Bismarck. ET 2 Slaughter, Harold W.............96 Tappen. SM 1 Smetana. George A. Lansford, ET 2 Smith. Arlen D. Minot. ET 1 Smith, Charles F...............75 Hankinxon, AM 2 Smith. Eugene W...............108 Milnor. ET 1 Smith, James E. .............. 60 Stephen, Minn., ID 2 Smith. Phyllis 0......44. 150. 156 Brcckenridge, Minn., M. Tech 2 Smith. Ray D.................. 75 Milnor. P2 Smith. Rodger D................97 Langdon, GM 1 Smith. Roy A...................60 Wilmot. S. D.. CT 2 Snyder. Norwood R........102, 148 Arvilla. AM 1 Snyder, Ronald J..............115 Fairmont, PL 1 Soehren. Eldon L. Regent. DM 1 Solbcrg. Mark J...............104 Bottineau, AM 1 Solbcrg. Robert L..............75 Oakes. AM 2 Sommcrficld. George R. .. .60. 150 Michigan. Ref 2 Sorley. John C.................60 Wolf Point. Mont.. Ref 2 Sorum. John B.........98, 120. 149 Remer, Minn.. LA 1 Soule. Wayne H Moffit. SM 1 Spcidel. George C .117. 150 Monango. LA 1 Spcidel. Luveme A. ... ...44. 150 Monango. LA 2 Spelhaug. Kenneth E. .. Lansford. AB 1 Spenst. Jay E 60 Milton. CT 2 Speral. Terry L 113 Wahpeton. ID 1 Spicer. Donald J Grand Forks. Ref 1 Sprcchcr. Edward P. .. 60 McClusky. BCT 2 Spriggs. Leo E 98 Maddock. P-Eng 1 Springer. Dennis W. ... . . .95. 148 Hettinger. ET 1 Stangeiand. John A. ... West Fargo. ET 1 Stanhope, James R. Detroit Lakes. Minn.. P-Eng 2 Stavig, Michael J. Browns Valley, Minn.. ET 1 Stavn. Rockic C................1®2 Watford City. ID 1 Steffens. Delbert C............99 Fairmount. GM 1 Steiger. Howard F. Warren. Minn., MSW 1 Stein. Sylvia J.......98. 150 156 Wahpeton. HE 1 Steinberger. J. Dennis.........I 5 Don nybrook. PL 1 Stoinockor. Wayne A............102 Summit, S. D.. ID 1 Stenberg, Richard L......120. 125 Fargo. DM 1 Stensland. Donna M.............H4 Fargo. PN 1 Stenson, Harold E. Wahpeton. LA 2 Stephan. Roger C...............35 Long Prairie. Minn., B 2 Stewart. Roger C.............. 00 Williston. E 2 Still, William B..............117 Fargo. B 1 Stockstad. D. Bruce ..........106 Milnor. ET 1 Stoebe. Mary A...........108. 156 Brcckenridge. Minn., PN 1 Stoltcnow, Charles............ 91 Wahpeton. P Ph 1 Stoltcnow. Dale C........102. 150 Wahpeton, ID 1 Stordahl, Ralph C..............97 Brady. Mont.. GM 1 Storm. Luana .................114 Thunderhawk. S. D.. PN 1 Stortroen, Robert N............75 Stewart. Minn.. AB 2 Stottrup. Howard J............100 Emcrado, Ref 1 Stoudt, James K...............107 Watertown. S. D., E 1 Stow, Ronald E............44, 120 Breckenridgo. Minn.. P-Ed 2 Strand. Howard W...............92 Brocket. MSW l Strander. Roger F..............97 Fort Ransom, GM 1 Strandlund. Donald C. Wahpeton. ID 2 Strelch. Patrick W............Ill Maxbass. ID 1 Strobe), Paul A...............105 Richey. Mont, AM 1 Stuewer, Darold A............. 60 Sebeka. Minn., BCT 2 Sturdevant. Terrance R.........44 Wahpeton. P-Ed 2.......120, 123 Sturdevant. V. William ....44. 120 Wahpeton. LA 2 ..122, 128, 130. ..............138 Suckut, Connie L..........35, 156 Bowdon. B 2 Sullivan, Terrance J..........103 Casselton. GM 1 Summerville. Kelly J..........75 Campbell. Minn.. SM 2 Sundby. Alan C................75 Underwood, Minn., AM 2 Sundlio. John M.............117, 148 Rutland. P-Com 1 Susag, Richard L..............75 Wahpeton. AB 2 Svercl. Emil .................59 Brocket, ET 2 Swan. Mary A.................90. 157 Brcckenridge. Minn.. PN 1 Swanson. Alice A..............44 Fairmount. P-Ed 2 Swanson. Dennis L............112 Morris. Minn., AB 1 Swanson. Ernest E.............44 Maddock. P-Eng 2 Swanson. Lee R............... 75 Stirum. AB 2 Swanson, Ray F. ..............60 Moorhead. Minn., ET 2 Swartz. Richard L............101 Lankin. P 1 Swenson. Lloyd D.............101 Park River, P 1 Swingen, Donald D............Ill Grand Forks. ID 1 Swisher. Lance N..............75 Nashua, Minn., AM 2 Syed. Kama! A................100 Karachi, Pakistan. Ref 1 Syverson. Hyland E......117, 120 Dwight. P-Ed 1 Szczur, Charlene A. ..98. 148, 156 Wahpeton, P-Ed 1 T Tabor. Clyde W................35 Brcckenridge, Minn., B 2 Tande. Marlyn E..............117 Ancta. P-Com 1 Tamausky. Morris ............151 Grassy Butte. LA 2 Taschncr. Ronald R...........104 Flandrcau, S. D., E 1 Tauber. Eugene S.............110 Clcnwood. Minn.. BCT 1 Taubert. Holland W............96 Appleton. Minn.. SM 1 Taveime, Edmond G.............60 Ghent. Minn.. ET 2 Tetzloff. Gerald A............75 Brcckcnridgc, Minn., DM 1 Thcede. Gloria J........117, 156 Brcckenridge. Minn., B 1 Thom, Murray A...............100 Langdon, GM 1 Thompson. Dale E..............96 Wadena, Minn., SM 1 Thompson. Howard R...........100 Rolette. Ref 1 Thompson. Jean N. ...91. 150, 157 Fargo. B 1 Thompson, William N...........75 Moorhead. Minn., AB 2 Thomson. Kent E..............113 Devils Lake, ID 1 Thomson. Sheila L. ...36. 148, 153 Balfour. B 2 Thon, Robert J...............61, 148 Langdon. ET 2 Thorpe. Wayne C..............76. 153 Endcrlin, AM 2 Thorson. Robert T. ...........61 Crookston. Minn., BCT 2 Thorstad. Michael J...........76 Morris. Minn.. P 2 Thurecn. Harley S.............61 East Grand Forks, Minn., ID 2 Thurmcr, Anita L. .91, 150, 156 Lidgerwood, P-Ed 1 Tollcfson. Duane E............92 Brinsmadc. AM 1 Torgrimson, Donald L.........107 Des Lacs. E 1 Townlcy. John C..............117 Lisbon, P-Com 1 Transtrom. Gerald 0..........102 Watford City. ID l 179 Traulman, Neil J. Driscoll, E I Traulman, Russell P...........Ill Cleveland, II) 1 Trostad, Duane A...............06 Anela, CT 1 TrolUer. Ben L..........102. 148 Hamilton. AM 1 Trove, Sandra R.......00, 140, 157 Walcott. PN 1 Tnichan, Manley L.................116 Kdldecr. E 1 Truckc, Gloria J........26, 148. 157 Lisbon, B 2 Tsehepen, Ronald E..........101, 148 Bisl)ee. E 1 Tschida, Francis A.......15, 08. 148 Romcr, Minn., LA 1 151 Tschlder. Gordon T................76 Jamcxlown, AR 2 Tuchschcrcr, James D. ...117, 128 Colfax, P-For 1 148 Turcotte, Melda K...........01, 148 Trenton, B 1 Turcotte, Melton C..............103 Trenton. CM 1 Turnenu, Robert R................61 Minot. ET 2 Tumquisl, John G.................112 Glen Ellyn. 111., AB 1 Tvvedt. Carol J..........44, 80. 132 Wahpelon, SA 2 143. 140, 157 Twedten. Gerald I)...............76 Grafton. P 2 Twetc. Curtis 0..................02 Tolna. MSW l Twitoro. Harold J..............110 Sissoton. S. D., AM 1 Tyxvcr, James L.................05 Hozen, ET 1 U Ullyotl. William D..............08 l.angdon. CM 1 Ulmer, Judith G.................01 Fullerton. B1 Ulmer, Sara J.........00, 150, 157 Oakes, PN 1 I'mated. Curtis W..............61 Page. ID 2 UmesM. Roger N................115 Valley City, PL 1 Utke, Daniel F.................76 Rndcrlln. AM 2 V Vallejo, Victor ..............02 Savage. Mont., MSW 1 VanderBeek. Gerald J.........01 Brooten, Minn., LA 1 Vandrovcc. Ronald E......95. 120 Valley City. E l 148 Van Marcl. Alvin I .........106 Steen, Minn., AM 1 Van Onunn. Clarence B......76 Cackle. P 2 Van Omum. Verne K. IgvMouve. B 1 Van Wert, Lester L............91 Redby, Minn., SM 1 Vareberg, Sherwood H.........103 Cooperstown. CM 1 Verkc. Darwin L...............61 Wahpoton, ET 2 Vetter. Ralph J..........95. 118 Sols. E 1 Vcttleson. Don L............Ill Warren, Minn., ID 1 Villaume. Alfred C.......98. 118 St. Paul. Minn., P-Eng 1 ...151 Voleskv, Francis L. ....97. 148 Dickinson. BCT 1 Voleskv. Joseph J.......97. 118 Dickinson. BCT 1 Toiler. Davkl D....100. 101, US Surrey. Ref 1 Vondal, Roger G.............95 Walhalla. KT l W Wagner. Allen J.............61 Heron I«akc, Minn.. ET 2 180 Wagner, Phillip D.............61. 150 Brookings. S. D., BCT 2 Wagner, Wallace J..................76 Stanley, DM 1 Walnut. Roger S...............76. 91 Fergus Falls, Minn., P 1 Walch. Gene E. Coodrich, MSW 2 Walker. George E..................112 Richey, Mont., AB l Walker, James F....................76 Valley City. AM 2 Walker. Paul E.....................01 Wahpelon, P-Com 1 Waller)', Stephen J...............100 Minot. Ref 1 Wallock, Fred J...................06 Hanklnxon. SM 1 Wnlz, Donald F....................oi Campbell, Minn., P-Eng 1 Ward. Sandra J. . .45. 84. 148. 156 Breckcnridge. Minn., LA 2 Warner, Howard H.................106 Burlington, AM 1 Warner, Russell 0................ 15 Wahpelon, LA 2 Waxcho. Mary Ann ................114 Perham, Minn., PN 1 Washburn. Howard L...............112 Grand Forks. AB 1 Woahek, Gary D...................H6 Minot. E 1 ’ Waters. Delbert L...............105 Richey. Mont., AM 1 Watkins. Alvin F................112 Drayton. E 1 Watkins. David W................113 Manning. AM 1 Weaver. James G..................99 Sherwood, GM 1 Webb. Dale J....................101 Cayuga. P l Weber. Richard A................112 Ashley. E 1 Week. Donald A...................95 Gwlnncr, ET 1 Weigand. Gary L..................61 Wendell. Minn.. ET 2 Weigel, Andrew M................105 Kintyre. AB 1 Weight. David L................61 Oakes. BCT 2 Weiss. Vemcll A...............115 Moorhead, Minn., PL 1 Welch. Patrick L..............103 Wahpoton. BCT 1 Welk. George F.................97 Beulah. CT 1 Welsh. William J..............100 Lmgdon. GM I Wenkcr. Dean A...............112. 148 Crosby. E 1 Went , Curtis C................97 Bismarck. CT 1 Wont sol, Ix� ren L............106 Jamestown. ET 1 Werner, Jack A................91. 120 Wahpoton. P-Eng 1 Westby, Harley D...............91 Thome. SM 1 Wheeler. Donald G..............61 Carson. Ref 2 White. Allan R................115 Minot. PL 1 White. Richard E..............76 Frankfort. 1ml.. AM 2 Whitehead. Guy R. Fairmount, B 1 Wlcklund. Gene I,............106 Riverdale. ET 1 Widhalm, Ivan F...............76 Wahpeton. SM 2 Wieger. Warren W.............108 Brookings. S. D.. ET I Wider. Randall U..............76 Walhalla. DM 1 Wien. Ronald G................45 Colfax. P-Eng 2 Wiener, Lloyd J..........15. 151 Fail-mount. P-Eng 2 Wlcst. James J...............107 Harvey. AB 1 Wilcox. Richard 1..............09 Starkweather, GM 1 Wilke. Iris 1................... 91 Fullerton, B 1 Wilke. Larry A ................. 98 Holla. GM I Williams. Jerry D.......98. 150. 153 Udgenvood. P-Eng 1 Williams. Lary L.................45 Bnrnesville, Minn., P-Eng 2 Wilson. James W..................98 Ardoch. B 1 Wilson. John P............101. 149 Tioga, E 1 Witthans, Larry J.............105 Minneapolis. Minn., AB 1 Witt mayor. Phillis M.........143 Hewitt. Minn.. PN 1 Wltzlg, Duane G................77 Jamestown, CT 2 Wool I, Charles H. Cassclton, AM 2 Wolfe. Richard J..............107 Devils Lake, K 1 Wollitz. Corrino R. ...98. 150. 153 Lidgenvood, P-Ed 1 Woltcr. Alfred T...............77 Breckcnridge Minn., AB 2 Wolters, Da riel D........... 105 Lisbon, AB 1 Wood. Lowell L. ..............107 Washburn. AB 1 Woodruff. William W...........103 Fargo, BCT 1 Woods. William R..............100 Linton. Ref 1 Womcr, James C. ..........45, 120 Great Bend. LA 2 Womer, Michael S........15. 45, 81 W.ihpcton. P-Bd 2 ....120. 138 Womer, Orvnl .................151 Wheaton, Minn., B l Womcr, Roger B............45, 120 Wahpeton. P-Eng 2 Woytassck, Warren J.........61 Wahpeton, BCT 2 Wright. Francis L .........105 Flasher. AM 1 Wuolu, Robert C............109 Oakes, ET 1 V Yaggic, David A............120 Breckcnridge, Minn., LA 1 Yaggic. Kathy A.......91. 132. 142 143. 156 Breckcnridge, Minn., P-Ed 1 Vanish, Phyllis R.............Ill Valley City, PN 1 Yon. Thomas W.................107 Forest River, AB 1 York, John A..............91. 151 Washington, D. C.. P-Eng 1 Yost. DIAnn S............91, 156 Browns Valley, Minn., IS 1 Young. John W............91, 148 Rutland, LA 1 Z Zabcll. Jean A.......98. 148. 157 Wahpeton. SA 1 Zastoupil. Bernard C.........106 Dickinson. AM 1 Zentz. Gary H....................62 Pelican Rapids, Minn., ET 2 Zhorcla. Donald J............105 Grand Forks. AB 1 Zick. Gary R................... -15 Wahpeton. P-Med 2 Ziegler, Carol A.............11-1 Blue Earth. Minn.. PN 1 Zimmerman. Robert R..........101 Lehr. P 1 Zluticky. Michael D.......... -15 Breckcnridge. Minn.. P-Eng 2 Zureher, Max C............... 99 Newburg, GM 1 Zureher. Wesley J............ 99 Maxbass. CM 1 ZwcUlg, Carol N......36. 150, 157 Llsbon, B 2 Student List Code of Courses B—Business BA—Accounting and Business Administration HE Home Economics Joum—Journalism JCS— Junior College Special LA—Liberal Arts M. Tech Medical Technology SA—Secretarial Arts ST- -Secretarial Training P-Conv • • Pre-Commerce P-Dent— Pre-Dentistry P-Ed—Prc-Education P-Eng— Pro-Engineering P-Fop—Pre- Forest ry P-La v-Prc-I-aw P-Med—Pre-Medical P-Nur—Pre-Nursing P-1 'll—Prc-Pharmacy AB- -Auto Body AM—Auto Mechanics CT—Civil Technology DM- -Diesel Maintenance BCT Building Constniction Technology ID—Industrial Drafting and Design Technology B—Electrical ET—Electronics Technology CM—General Mechanics MSW Machine Shop-Welding P— Printing PI—Plumbing PN Practical Nursing Kef—Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology SM—Sheet Metal. Heating and Ventilating Trade-Technical lluilding No. I Student Center A avertfsin using K AT(?C w th SOUIX MOTEL Wahpeton's newest and finest Completely Modern Carpet in all units Conveniently located for your sleeping comfort Free TV Automatic Heat Phone 642-6627 Wahpeton, North Dakota HOLLY'S BARBER SHOP Take a few minutes to get the best haircut in town. Across From Wards Wahpeton. N. Dak. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '63 Coleman Morris Norberi Morris Headquarters for Mechanics' Tools Complete Line of Household Goods and Automotive Supplies W. E. Christenson, owner Phone MI 2-3491 Wahpeton, North Dakota Thanks... For the very fine patron-a g e we have enjoyed during the past year from the students and faculty of the STATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Flowers For All Occasions EDENBORG’S WAHPETON FLORAL COMPANY Meyers-Jones Farm Siore Alfred Meyers Dale Jones Sales and Service 802 Dakota Ave. Dial MI 2-3171 Dial MI 2-4497 Wahpeton, N. Dak. STURDEV ANT'S WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Wahpeton North Dakota Manufacturers of Automotive Parts, Shop Equipment and Farm Equipment Products for over 70 years. % '4 HUB CITY IRON COMPANY Aberdeen. South Dakota LILLEGARD Incorporated CONSUMERS Al's Truck Stop Complete Line 24-hour Wrecker Service USE GAS FOR THE SIX BIG JOBS- of INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Machinery Goodyear Tires Delco Batteries Lubrication Brake Work Complete Ignition Parts Motor Tuneups • Cooking • Water Heating • Home Heating • Refrigeration • Tractor Fuel • Crop Drying Gas Service Is Our Husiness MI 2-6689 Phone NI 3-9949 Dial MI 2-4371 Wahpeton, N. Dak. Breckenridge, Minn. 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Meet Us At The Stratford Hotel Coffee Shop BEST COFFEE IN TOWN Beth and Tony Twedt Hotel Stratford Building Brcckenridgc, Minnesota Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wahpeton, North Dakota The Family Bank on the corner Strength - Safety - Service Wahpeton National Bank Small Armatures Rewound ELGIN and BULOVA Vacuum Cleaners - Drills - Mixers Sanders - Saws - Grinders ' re Uakelitc Varnish Used on All Rewinds Drill Armulurei Dealers Price WATCHES 1 4 $5.00 3 8 $6.00 1 2 $7.00 5 8” $8.00 Starfire Diamonds by Keepsake Ship Parcel Post Insured. WATCH REPAIR Commutators Extra at Our Cost Anderson's Electric Shop Bassett's 5301 N. -1th St. JUniper 8-6137 Minneapolis 30, Minnesota Wahpeton, North Dakota Altstatt Pharmacy Since 187y INSTITUTIONAL PACK FOODS Walgreen Agency and Prescriptions Cosmetics Greeting Cards Russell Stover Candies FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Minneapolis St. Paul Fargo Phone NI 3-3871 Brcckenridgc Serving Schools, Hospitals, Institutions, Industries Dick's Dedicated to Dependability Standard Service United Chemical Co. Wahpeton’s Newest and Finest” Incorporated WEST WAHPETON Phone MI 2-5165 Founded 1913 We Repair Distributors. Starters WM. H. SCHWALM, Representative 4th Delaware, Kansas City 5, Mo. and Generators Complete Brake Service Fine Foods Reasonably Priced . . . Our Only Claim to Fame Open 7 Days A Week Clem Samouris. Prop. Don's Radio and TV R. C. A. MOTOROLA ZENITH We Service All Makes Phone NI3-4922 Breckenridge ALLIS CHALMERS Sales and Service General Machine Work GAGELIN BROS. 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KELLY'S DINER AND LOUNGE STEAKS • PRIME RIBS • CHOPS MI 2-9939 Wahpeton BROWN'S RELIABLE CLEANERS and LAUNDROMAT One Day Cleaning on Request We Iron Shirts and Work Pants Hulk Dry Cleaning 8 lbs. $2.00 Telephone MI 2-3681 COMPLIMENTS OF Ed Loll and Sons Dodge Cars Trucks Sales and Service Minneapolis-Moline, Oliver And Ford Farm Machinery Sales and Service BODY SHOP Phone MI 2-5541 Wahpeton, N. Dak. BRONSON CLOTHING The Style Store For Men And Young Men Where a Dollar Spent Is Money Saved Breckenridge, Minnesota HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED . . . How Otter Tail Brings You First-Class Electric Service? Dependable electric service . . . day in and day out ... in good weather and bad ... Is what people In Otter Tail Power Company served communities need, expect and must have. To assure you that kind of service. Otter Tail has trained line crews, electrical technicians and service-minded local representatives to keep the power coming, day and night. And. when storms or other natural disasters strike, they're available 24 hours a day to restore service with a minimum of delay. Otter Tail has nine major steam generating stations—one of them in Wahpeton and more than 5.000 miles of electric lines to bring power to you —your guarantee of first-class electric service. Oiler Tail Power Company Wahpeton, North Dakota Quality lumber and supplies for every need United Building Centers, Inc. Phone MI 2-3751 Wahpeton, North Dakota WAHPETON RED OWL the store of quality foods and courtesy MV Give S II Green Stamps Across from the Courthouse FREE PARKING LOT Words to remember Education... is a companion which no misfortune can depress ... no crime destroy .. . no enemy alienate ... no despotism enslave ... At home, a friend; abroad, an introduction; in solitude, a solace; in society, an ornament... Without it, what is man? A splendid slave, a reasoning savage.” (Varle) GLOBE-GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY Wahpeton. North Dakota “ I Good Name to Remember @ z£ete Ua North Dakota State School of Science Wahpeton Graduates of 1963 March Halt. Mat's Dormitory where the Cafeteria is Located Students of 1962-'63 It was nice to have known you. Come visit us when you return to the Campus. A Book Store A Campus Hub A Recreation Room Student eute North Dakota State School of Science Wahpeton Your Alumni Association Dues are: Yearly 1.00 All graduates and those in attendance for two or more terms are automatically enrolled as members of the association. We need your active support Life Membership 15.00 PEG'S Barber Shop Four Registered Barbers for Your Convenience Wahpeton National Bank Building Wahpeton, North Dakota HOLTHUSEN BROTHERS WYLER and BULOVA Watches Grass Field Garden KEEPSAKE and PRINCESS Diamonds Seeds Complete Gift Selection “Our Prompt Deliveries The Sterling and Silver Store” Make Friends” Phone Ml 2-3441 OLSON Wahpeton. North Dakota JEWELERS Wahpeton, North Dakota C 0 ■J AJl V SiA- For style without extravagance Wahpeton, North Dakota B W Dairy Miles ('loser l) ujs Fresher Home of the Valley Maid Dairy Products Phone NI 3-3971 Breckenridge, Minn. Richards Chemical Co. 715 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Manufacturers Dicks Boiler and Metal Treatment Dicks-Oil-Solv Dicks Cooling Water Treatment Dicks Condensate Treatment Distributors of Continuous Blowdown Systems Water Softeners and Boiler Room Equipment CARL J. HEIGL WALTER SADEK North Dakota Representatives A 0 Meat Supply Albert and Olivia Grenz Everything In Meats Fish - Poultry - Cheese LOCKERS Special Rates to SSS Students MI 2-5641 320 Dakota Ave. Wahpeton Wahpeton Beauty Salon HAIR TINTING PERMANENT WAVES MANICURING Individual Hair Styling Bernice L. Sorensen. Prop. Phone MI 2-3565 Wahpeton Mel's Mobil Service Tires Quality Service Motor Tune Up Brakework Phone MI 2-3430 Wahpeton Carl's Texaco Service We Give S H Green Stamps • LUBRICATING • WASHING • AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES • MINOR TUNE UP • BRAKE SERVICE Dial NI 3-5141 Breekenridge ANDERSON Food Guild Store The Store With The New Front FREE DELIVERY Open Daily 8 to 8 Sunday 9 to 1 Dial NI 3-4871 205 South 5th Breekenridge DEPENDABLE PRODUCTS DESIGNED TO SOLVE INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS! 2kll on Products • REDUCE OPERATING COSTS • INCREASE QUALITY CONTROL • PRODUCE MORE PROFITABLY 1. DII,I.ON DYNAMOMETER—Accurately urc tension, torque. compression or weight. Itc.nl directly In pounds. 15 different capacities from 0.500 lbs. to 0-300,000 lbs. Equipped with maximum pointer, shackles and plus, safety glass crystal. 3, nil.I.ON UNIVKII8AI, TESTER—Do all your own testing on flat, round, or special shapes, lit all kinds of materials with this compact, portable tester. It's accurate and rugged, too, and easy to operate. 7 ranges from 0-3S0 lbs. l« O-IO.COO ll s. Choice of motorized or band powered models. 3. nil.I.ON FORCE GAUGE—Instantly measures compression or tension leads. Extremely compact, fits Into tight spaces, has hundreds of applications. Accurate lb within 1 c',. of full scale. 13 different capacities from 0-10 lbs. to 0-50.000 lbs. 4. IMI.I.ON FORCE CONTROL SWITCH Automatically control motors, ring bells, light warning lamps, slop hoist and crane overloading. Tension nr compression model . 6 ranges from 0-100 lbs. to O-SOjbOO lbs. 1-1 switch models, fully adjustable for critical accuracy. 5. DII.I.ON STAINLESS STEEL DIAL IIERMO-METERS — All metnl. accurate, unbreakable. Direct drive bimetal coll eliminates gears and linkage. Individually calibrated, moisture sealed, pressure proof, corrosion resistant. Many sixes, ranges, stem lengths. O.E.M. discounts. C. nil.I.ON DYN AM WITCH -Slops hoist and crane over-loading automatically. Easy to install, low cost. It assures protection for personnel nnd equipment. Working range 500-20.000 lbs. 7. DILLON REMOTE READING I.OADCEI.L SYSTEM —Read directly in pounds. No circuit balancing, no chart . Choice of tension, compression, or push-pull models. 30 different capacities from 0-100 lbs. to 0-500.000 lbs. Designed upon differential transformer principle. Has no internal gears, levers or linkage. AC or l)C models with wide choice of connectors and accessories. 8. DILLON CRANE SCALE Accurate. calibrated With certified dead weights Large 16 diameter dial pro-lecled with thick plastic crystal is easy to read. Hall bearing swivel hook permits 360® rotation. Weigh materials on the spot, save time, labor, and handling cost . 8 capacities from 0-350 lbs. to 0-10.«� lbs. For detailed specifications, applications. and prices of any Dillon Instruments. write for profusely illustrated engineering brochure. Free—no obligation Simply state the product on which you wish Information. W. C. CJ)tllan CO., INC. 14620 KESWICK ST., VAN NUYS, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE STole 5-3168 CABLE: DllCOLAB Krause Moior Service PLYMOUTH VALIANT CHRYSLER IMPERIAL Complete Motor Overhaul Body Work and Painting Phone MI 2-4290 Wahpcton, North Dakota VADA'S Steak House In Hrcckenridge On Highway 75, South • Steak • Chops • Sea Foods • Sandwiches • Chow-Mein • Spaghetti Family Style Serving of • Turkey • Chicken • Ham Private Rooms for Parties Dine and Dance Every Night NI 3-5840 JORGENSEN'S VARIETY The Home of a Variety of Quality Lines at Lowest Prices Wahpeton. N. Dak. Cf A na VtO -SHOU for I COMfO T“ NODAK MUTUAL INS. CO. Gilles and Ridge and Theatres We Specialize in Richland County Well-fitted Shoes at Farm Bureau “Where you enjoy the very Reasonable Prices Royer Shoe Store Complete Farm Bureau Insurance Service latest and best in motion pictures. Dial MI 2-3483 We Appreciate WAHPETON Wahpeton, North Dakota Your Patronage! Hyde Grocery FOLIN'S Shoe Shop MEHL'S FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSES Candy DYEING Cigarettes and REPAIRS LARGEST GROWERS in Pop TWO CITIES GROCERIES Repairing While You Wait Phone NI 3-5071 By Campus Gate Breckenridge, Minn. BRECKENRIDGE, MINNESOTA First National AL'S Bank Miller's Barber Shop Barber Shop Organized 1885 Phone NI 3-5521 'We Care How You Look' If your hair isn't becoming to you, you should be coming to us. Breckenridge, Minn. Member of FDIC Wahpeton, N. Dak. Wahpeton, N. Dak. We Give Gift House Stamps Wahpeton, North Dakota Wahpeton Paint and Glass Company LEON NOVETZKE BILL CRAWFORD • Wallpaper • Waxes • Plate Glass • Auto Glass 709 Dakota Avenue Phone MI 2-3563 • O'Brien Paints • Paint Brushes • Mirrors • Ceramic Tile Wahpeton, N. Dak. Park Grant Company Wholesale Distributors • Groceries • Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Wahpeton, North Dakota • Cigars and Candy • Fountain Syrup Phone MI 2-5515 Congratulations on GO Years of Fine Service to the Youth of the Nation. Our Best Wishes for Many More Years of Service in This Field. H. A. HOLDEN, INC. Everything for the Electric Motor Repair Shop 1208 Harmon Place Minneapolis 3, Minnesota Bon-E-Mae CLEANERS We Specialize in Quality Work and 10% Discount Cleaning ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS We Aim To ’lease Wahpeton, N. Dak. AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO; Eight North Second St. Fargo, N. Dak. Cars Repaired and Painted at FARLOW'S Style Center SIM'S Ladies' and Children's Body Shop Ready-to-wear Highway 81 and 13 SMART STYLES Wahpeton, North Dakota AT LOWEST ’RICES 642-6928 Wahpeton, North Dakota BEN FRANKLIN PPpjPj Most Complete Variety Store in the Area Royer L. Urobery Owner Nationally Advertised Locally Owned Dial MI 2-3311 Wahpeton. N. Dak. Dial MI 2-3301 Wahpeton, North Dakota m Breckenridge Lumber Company Your Home Yard Free. Expert Estimates and Consultation 515 South Fifth Street Phone NI 3-6613 BRECKEXRIIX;E. MIXXESOTA Vertin s Funeral Home - Wahpeton, N. Dak. nTTTTOICH CALs and liitnniml pest control Scientific Pest Control • Protects home, farm, industry M CM l But M n« � at -CXClPTThe. urnjteu6f (• -A • Soaps. Waxes. Disinfectants HOME OFFICE: ORANO FORKS. N. O. OTHER OFFICES IN: Mlnnoapolla • Ktnm City • Omaha a Madlaon a Sioux Falla a Ollllnoa a Oaa Molnaa a Oklahoma City Erickson Plumbing and Heating Everything in Crane Plumbing Fixtures and Crane Heating Equipment Breckenridge, Minnesota Phone NI 3-4971 JOHN DIESETH COMPANY We do all types of Excavation, Sewer and Water Work, Base and Black Top Surfacing of Streets, Parking Lots and Private Driveways. Fergus Falls, Minnesota Telephone REgcnt 6-7579 Serving the Construction Industry SWEENEY BROTHERS TRACTOR COMPANY HONESTY INTEGRITY FARGO BISMARCK MINOT Refrigeralion Supply Company, Inc. Wholesale Suppliers for HEATING • REFRIGERATION - AIR CONDITIONING 13 9th Street South Box 2144 FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA EFFICIENT CHEMISTRY INSTRUCTORS USE THORN SMITH STUDENT UNKNOWNS Efficiency - Accuracy - Convenience 1847 North Main Street ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE MI 2-5561 Smith Motors, Inc. 619 Dakota Avenue Wahpeton, North Dakota O l 0 t M O I I I I B and W WHOLESALE Indestro Tools Batteries Sporting Goods Tires General Hardware Wahpeton. N. Dak. Lisbon, N. Dak. Britton, S. Dak. For real refreshment it's MISSION BEVERAGES Distributed by HAUSAUER BEVERAGES. Wahpeton MILLER PHARMACY • PRESCRIPTIONS • HALLMARK CARDS • COSMETICS • BABY SUPPLIES • PHOTO SERVICE • SPORTING GOODS Complete Gift Selection 312 Dakota Avenue Dial MI 2-5551 Wahpcton, N. Dak. METAL WORKING TOOLS FOR INDUSTRY STARRETT PRECISION TOOLS FOR CRAFTSMEN TRIPLEX SUPPLY COMPANY 830 North Third Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin MELBY STUDIO A Studio of Modern Photography WAHPETON NORTH DAKOTA FORD MASSEY HARRIS MERCURY Stoudt Motors, Inc. WAHPETON. NORTH DAKOTA Phono MI 2 5546 Sales and Service Auto Body Dept. Radiator Dept. Northwestern Sheet and Iron Works FABRICATORS OF CORRUGATED METAL CULVERTS JOBBERS OF STREET SIGNS AND CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES Phone MI 2-4221 Wahpcton. X. Dak. Schmitt Linoleum and Paint • COOK'S PAINTS • FLOOR COVERINGS • CERAMIC TILE • PLASTIC TILE Dial MI 2-3577 Wahpeton. N. Dak. Penney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY' Compliments of— THE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Dial MI 2-4131 Wahpeton, N. Dak. Thielman's Barber Shop STERN'S BRAUN'S Super Service Ridge Theatre Building Campus Fashion Specialists for the GAS. OILS TIRES and TUBES Young Man Recapping of all Tires It Pays To Look Well Stern Clothing Co. Phone MI 2-4451 Wahpeton Breckenridge, Minnesota Wahpeton, N. Dak. Compliments of AL BADER ARTHUR LEE Wahpeton Agency INSURANCE Quality Insurance D iu(j Company At Low Cost COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Across from the Post Office Wahpeton, N. Dak. THE REXALL STORE Wahpeton, N. Dak. Phone MI 2-4101 Wahpeton. N. Dak. ACME WELDING SUPPLY Everything for Welding FARGO BISMARCK lumber company Wahpeton, North Dakota QUALITY • SERVICE reliability LAMPERT’S complete BUILDING SERVICE! JUST GIVE US A RING - WE’LL BE THERE TO GIVE YOU A COMPLETE JOB PRICE . . . Your Junior Chamber of Commerce is a civic service organization for young men between the ages of 21 and 35, inclusive. It is dedicated to two purposes: (1) Improvement and development of the community. (2) Improvement and development of its individual members to train them for business advancement and civic leadership. WAHPETON JAYCEES The Motor Sincere Sears Roebuck AND COMPANY Oil Company FLOYD A. SWENSON Owner Compliments Good Luck To ”62” ftufo Science Grads of Chamber Phone MI 2-5538 Wahpeton North Dakota Pure Royal Welcome Service Stop at our complete bump-cr-to-bumper service station for lubrication needs. We are equipped to handle all makes of cars and trucks, able and ready to render complete and satisfactory service. Fill your car with Pure Firebird gasoline and Pure Lube motor oil. Enjoy the peak of performance of quality products. Our complete line of accessories will take care of all your motoring needs. of COMPLIMENTS OF Commerce Bud's Cafe Home away from Home” Remember— You Can Always RE SURE WITH PURE Goodyear Tires and Tubes Wahpeton, GOOD FOOD Home Made Pastries Batteries Tire Repair Service N. Dak. Wahpeton, N. Dak. Wahpeton N. Dak. Phone MI 2-3121 Pasteurized and Homogenized Grade A Vitamin D Milk ☆ Cream ☆ Ice Cream ☆ Butter ☆ Cottage Cheese Mickey the Milkman says: “Delivered Milk la Fresh . . . Only Hours From The Farm.” LINDALE CREAMERY COMPANY Dial MI 2-4218 • Daily Buying • Cattle • Sheep • Hogs No Commission No Yardage Call MI 2-4385 Wahpeton Livestock Company Wahpeton, N. Dak. Terrace Lanes Wahpeton's New Bowling Center % Mile West of City Limits Serving Coffee and Snacks “Howl for Fun and Health” NOVETZKE Building Material Company Smart People Build or Buy Before A Boom! Phone MI 2-9955 Wahpeton, North Dakota QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS Wahpeton, N. Dak. WHERE SCIENCE SCHOOL MEETS Complete So la Fountain Luncheon Service and Meals HOME MADE ICE CREAM FROZEN FRESH DAILY Farmers and Merchants State Bank The fastest growing bank in the community solicits your business on the basis of a square deal, courtesy, and a friendly interest in your business at all times. Consult Us About Your Insurance PHONE NI 3-5553 Breckcnridge, Minnesota We Can Serve You EAT-MOR CAFE Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. MEALS SHORT ORDERS Gladys Hagamun Owner 211 Dakota Ave. Wahpcton, N. Dak. Dail MI 2-3604 CORNER DRUG “Prescription Specialists” D. B. Folden, Prop. 522 Dakota Ave. Wahpcton, North Dakota Dial MI 2-5595 It Takes Just A Minute . . . to tell you that most of our officers and employees are Alumni of the State School of Science and to ask you to come in get acquainted and use the service that our bank offers this community Citizens Midway 2-55C.S National Bank Wahpcton. Nocih Dakota ['BANK m Courtesy of Western ItiJtlcuuL C u U f farmer-globe North Dakota's Greatest Communtty Newspaper COME TO THE Wahpelon Shoe Hospital Newspaper Union Complete Printing Facilities For Offset and Letterpress FOR EXPERT SHOE REPAIR “While You Wait ” If Desired Fargo. N. Dak. Wahpcton, North Dakota Dial MI 2-3973 Wahpcton. N. Dak. FLAA OIL COMPANY O JOHN FLAA. Proprietor Dealer in GAS. OIL. TIRES AND BATTERIES GREASING AND WASHING Phone MI 2-3451 Wahpeton, North Dakota Texaco Products and Goodrich Tires LOWER COST POWER- the goal of every industrial engineer It's also the persistent purpose of TRUAX-TRAER—to make continuously available in ever increasing volume, the power packed energy in dependable, economical CHAMPION LIGNITES. Year after year, millions of tons are recovered from North Dakota's tremendous resources, and quality controlled in TRUAX-TRAER'S modern preparation plants . . . This is our assurance of support for you —North Dakota's future industrial engineers—who will play an important part in the industrial progress of this and other states in our great Midwest. TRUAX-TRAER CHAMPION LIGNITES VELVA CUSTER KINCAID DAKOTA STAR TRU AX«TR AE R COAL COMPANY 0.VIVOM CX CONVO� IO � IOK COM CO III NORTH WABASH AVENUE • CHICAGO ?. IUINOIS • CENTRAl 6-S070 s«lll OHKIt CHICAGO. CANS } (III. ««IN J| A o« � . MINOI. MO� i � 'OVit FAIRMONT. MILK ICE CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE It's Got That Happy Go Healthy Flavor Phone MI 2-4411 Wahpeton, North Dakota Space Age Meafs - For Convenient Living! Armour and Company Wet Fargo North Dakota Ropairs Rentals Sales M W TRACTOR IMPROVEMENT PRODUCTS FOR PROFITABLE POWER FARMING Brunson Instrument Co. Factory Branch 926 Second Ave. South Minneapolis, Minn. FE 8-5489 SMITH WELDING EQUIPMENT DIVISION OF TESCOM CORPORATION 2633 S.E. 4th STREET MINNEAPOLIS 14, MINNESOTA mi) M W GEAR COMPANY Anchor, Illinois THE BIG 98 WELDING AND CUTTING OUTFIT The original and most versatile starter outfit on the market today. Complete outfit only $98.00. This MEDIUM DUTY outfit features SMITH'S — Soft Flame welding tips. Turbulence free flame makes puddle control easy. —Slip-In Cutting and welding tips can be changed in just 6 seconds—no wrench needed. —Flo-Trol check valve in cutting assembly guards against damage caused by accidental reverse flow of gases. —wide selection of additional tips for soldering, heating, gouging, plate cutting and rivet blowing. For additional information, see your Smith Distributor or contact: r