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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1964 volume:

Tills Agawasie is an attempt to portray in pictures and in printed words the events and the personalities that made this year your year to remember. A college annual Is not in itself a thing to be remembered; it is a device for recording those events in college which no alumnus will ever forget. In this annual the reader will find, if we have succeeded, a segment of the college scene in which he worked and thought and played a part. If you find it worth keeping as a record for the years 63-64, our work will have been well rewarded. page 1 page 8 page 18 page 28 page 72 page 94 page 120 page 1G2 Dedication Administration Faculty Graduates Sports Freshmen Activities Advertising C ON Tf w O' 3 Itieil A III) IIASKKLL LEONARD KU .1CKA MKRLE ROBERTSON' IVAN SAND EDWIN LUNDMARK The 1964 Agawasie Salutes. . . . . . the Building Construction Technology department. Built by the pioneers in vocational education, expanded under the able direction of the late Merle D. Robertson, and fortified by the capable instruction of Richard Haskell. Ivan Sand, Edwin I.undmark and Leonard Ruzicka. this department is typical of the many and various departments of the State School of Science. Hundreds of graduates dot our state and nation, all enriched by the opportunity that was avail -able to them in this department on this campus. It is a well worn cliche that higher education has an obligation to lift every young man and woman up to the limits of his potentiality. That the need exists for education of this type, there can be no doubt. In good measure the Building Construction Technology department has enabled the State School of Science to meet the challenge that faces North Dakota to equip her sons and daughters with the knowledge and skill that is so necessary to face today’s world realistically. r-'. • Auvunimh !i')w. Jr.ituf.l b llkCiU4 UOUtH PfcV-OTA Scuoou or SciCUOB. TOM, � lo� r.i Dakota Ua«oui f.. b ecmu • A«k«.rnitcT � « «, D4K1H Oakoia c RAT q A Word From Our Governor State Board of Higher Education I,EFT TO IlIGIIT: John Conrad. Ms mark; Henry Sullivan. Mohall; Elvira Jcstrab. williston: Mildred Johnson. Wahpcton: A. K. Mead. Bismarck. Commissioner; Fred Orth. Grand Forks; Martin G. Kruse. Kindred: Albert Haas. New Rockford. 1 am very pleased at this opportunity of greeting the student body at the North Dakota State School of Science through the pages of the 1964 Agawasie. Science will become ever more important in the world of tomorrow, and the scientist and technician will play a vital role in determining the shape of the future. I believe North Dakota, with the vast natural resources that lie at our disposal, faces a future that will be both challenging and rewarding. You who have the advantage of a priceless education at an excellent school will l c needed by your state and your nation as we move into the stimulating months and years ahead. I hope that many, if not most, of you will find your futures here in North Dakota. I extend to each of you my congratulations for the accomplishments you have already achieved and my l est wishes for further success and happiness in years ahead. LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel Kirchoffner. Anita Thurmer. lton.il.I Poickort. Vincent McLaren and Ralph Fcgley. Student Cabinet The Student Cabinet, the governing body for student affairs at SSS, meets regularly in the Wildcat Hoorn of the Student Center at 5:00 p.m. Tuesdays. The purpose of the organization is to further the cause of a unified student body, to promote school spirit, and to stimulate worthwhile campus activity and growth. One of the main events of the year, handled by the Student Cabinet, is Homecoming. Other activities arc the Halloween, Thanksgiving, and March of Dimes lanccs--Qucen election, the Mardi Gras and the Spring Formal. The Cabinet is made up of representatives from each of the three divisions of the school. Representing the Trade-Technical Division are: Ronald Fcickcrt, President; Ralph Feglcy, Campus Social Chairman and Loren Pekas. Representing the Junior College arc Daniel Kirchoffner, Vice President; Anita Thurmer, Treasurer and girl representative and Leo Grossman. Representing the Business School arc Vincent McLaren, Secretary and Ronald Buckhousc. The faculty advisors are Vernon Hektner, Miss Mercedes Morris and Donald Rosley. STUDENT CABINET ADVISORS: I .of l to High!. Donald Rosley. Mercedes Morris and Vernon Hektner. 1 W, M. Kortlpird, Registrar ami Director of Business School: James A. Horton. Director of Trade and Technical Division: Vernon K. Ilcktncr. Director of Junior College ami Vice-President A Word From the President . . . GIVE THEM YOUR BEST Babcock Hall, a new men's dormitory, was completed last August and occupied by students for the first time In September. This building was dedicated to the memory of Dean E. J. Babcock, a pioneer North Dakota educator who had much to do with early history of our State School of Science. His picture hangs in the entrance of Babcock Hall and on it appears his charge to future generations: Give Them Your Best. Members of our administrative staff maintain that what is good can 1x5 made better ever striving for what is best in preparation for the years that lie ahead of him. Each year representative students give much time and attention to the preparation of the school annual, the Agawasic. As I have observed editors and assistants over the years, every one strives to turn out a product that is best. That is just as true this year as any previous year. I know that when this ycarl ook is ready for distribution in May, it will be a good product preserving for history the high lights of the 13G3-64 school year. Editors, faculty advisers, and assistants have given their best to the extra work involved. 13 ■ . I G. V. PATTERSON Business Manager AI.VIN C. P.CKRK Director of Public Relations, Administrative Assistant to the President ROBERT POSS Assistant Bookkcc| er, Business Office DHL KAY SANDERS Assistant Director, Public Relations KENNETH KOLKSXESS Public Relations Office Assistant 14 OKLIN D. BAKKK.N Director of Placement CHARLES BOKCIIKRT Counselor-Coordinator for the Blind CLIFFORD E. ANDERSON Curriculum Supervision and Teacher Trainer for Trade and Technical Division II. A. LIBEKDA Dean of Men MERCEDES It. MORRIS Dean of Women C. II. MOWERS MILDRED LARSSON CARY YOUNC State Supervisor of Trade Librarian Assistant Manager, Student Center and Industrial Education • s General Administration CAROL RANDALL Assistant Librarian WARREN OLSON Assistant in Bookstore LOREN TRITTEN Assistant Manager, Game Room DR. D. G. JAKIINING School Doctor MURIEL CONNOLLY School Nurse IIELGA ADRIAN Dorm Mother ELIZABETH CILLES Secretary-Bookkeeper Business Office POLLY HANSON President's Secretary JUDY KKIMS Registrar's Secretary Secretaries SHARON LOT KB Trade-Technical VALERIA SCIIILUNGEB Trade-Technical BOSK LIMMKB T rade-Tcchnical SIIABLKNK McKINNON Business Office SHARON LANK Public Belalions KABKKNHERMAN Trade-Technical BOXY ANN OTTESON Dean of Men's Secretary BEVERLY REYNOLDS Permanent Records Registrar's Office Junior College and Business School ROCKR BRA MEL Chemistry. Mathematics II. L. IIABERMAN Accounting ELIZABETH IIAVERLAND Biology. Physical Education JOSEPH INTLEHOUSE Music. Business MELVIN KNODEL Commercial BILLIE LARIMER Data Processing HOWARD LEWIS Business Fundamentals Geology 20 NOEL POWELL Shorthand MYRTLE SCHULTZ Secretarial Training ESTHER SCHULZ English. Languages EARL BUTE Mathematics I’hyslcal Education DONALD FAUSS Mathematics Civil Engineering JEROME JOHNSON Social Science MORGAN KJER English. Literature. Speech HENRY KN'IGIIT Physics. Mathcnvntlcs HERMAN LIBERDA PHILIP LIPPERT Mathematics. Biology Physics. Mathematics MERCEDES MORRIS English DONALD SEITZ Chemistry STANLEY STREGE Psychology. English EDWARD WERKE Government. Business Athletics 2 i Technical and Trade Division EDWARD ADAMS Linotype Operation and Mechanism HOWARD BINPORD Communications HARVEY L. BISEK Diesel Maintenance HAROLD BRUSIIWKIN Civil Engineering Technology NKLA COCHI.AN Practical Nursing DOYLE F. COSSCC Industrial Drafting JAMES R. CRAIG Radio MARVIN GROSS Refrigeration ROY HACKNEY Refrigeration BILL HAINES Industrial Drafting 22 HERMAN HA RE LAND Electrical Technology RICHARD HASKELL Building Construction Technology BERNARD HII.GERS Machine Shop 23 ARNE HINSVERK Welding MARLO HINSVERK Electrical Technology SPENCER O. IIOKENSON Sheet Metal JOSEPH G. KRAGNESS Garage Shop EDWIN LITTKE Related Subjects VIRGIL E. LEE Assistant Auto Body Joseph McLaughlin Related Subjects DAVID MCKENZIE Assistant Garage Shop BJORN MELSTKD Industrial Electronics JOHN C. NEPRRUD Auto Electric NORMAN S. OLSEN Civil Engineering Technology WALTER OSTEH Auto Body 24 MERTON II. JACOBSON Electrical Technology 1111.1)1X0 JOHNSON Auto Hotly LORENT JOHNSON Auto Mechanics VERI.IN I.UNDGREN Electrical Technology EDWIN LUND.MAItK Building Construction Tecluiology VIRGIL MATIIKSON Electrical HAROI.D MILLER I3 cct Metal CLIFFORD MOHS Assistant Diesel Maintenance PAUL NARVKSON Technical English 25 LANDON PETERSEN Related Subjects GLENN II. PETERSON Garage Shop GORDON PLUM Lithography IVAN J. SAND Building Construction Technology ODIN STUTRUD Printing JULIAN SZCZUR Welding II. GRANT UNKENIIOLZ Electronics Technology PALMER WK3TII. Diesel Maintenance DALE WITT MAN Auto Mechanics JANET WOLSKY Practical Nursing 20 KENNETH RENNER General Mechanics DONALD ROSLEY Electronics Technology EARL SMITH Machine Shop CHESTER SMUIIL Electrical LEONARD F. RUZICKA Building Construction Technology DONALD J. SPERLING Civil Engineering Technology HELEN VALLAGER Practical Nursing PERRY WALKER Machine Shop WALTER WELLAN Related Subjects 27 WILLIAM YOST Related Subjects JOHN E. YOUNG Electronics Technology ■ Business School Your College Training Is A Success. . . 1. If you have learned the skills associated with your chosen field. 2. If you have developed work habits that will please an employer. 3. If you have learned that you are living in a changing world and for this reason you must continue to learn by the many methods available to you after leaving college. 4. If you have learned that people appreciate a person who is clean in body, clean in speech, and clean in thought. 5. If you have learned to respect the rights of others. 6. If you have learned to pay your bills. 7. If you have developed dependability. 8. If you have learned to live within your income. 9. If you have learned where to look when you are seeking the answer to a problem. 10. If you have developed a pride in the work that you do. 11. If you have develo[ ed a desire to improve and advance in your chosen occupation. 12. If you have learned that patience is a virtue. One cannot exi ect to reach the top in your occupation in a short time. 13. If you realize that income must exceed expenses if one is to remain in business. 14. If you recognize that a sincere belief in and devotion to God is a necessary and satisfying objective. 30 MARIE E. BANISH Milnor Business NORENE E. lU'CHHOl.Z Garrison Business EILEEN F. COOK Carrington Business JUDITH A. ELIJAH Llstwo Business TINA M. BERG Wahpeton Business NEVA M. IUERKE Litchvllle Business CONNIE M. BORK Coo| erslown Business EUNICE I. BROCK Tower City • Business PATRICIA A. BUCKLIN' Brcckenrtdge, Minn. Business At'RDREV J. BUSKOIIL Milnor Business LINDA C. CIIRISTOPIIKRSON Blatwe Business I.OIS A. CLARK Campbell. Minn. Business JUDY E. COSSETTE Brcckenrldgc, Minn. Business PAUL F. DIET WnhpciOn Business I .AURA M. DONAHUE Pekin Business IRENE K. DRONES Finley Business RONALD E. EMDE llanklnson Business RONALD E. EVERSON Granville Business DARLYS A.FLUKE Bath. S. IXik. Business MARION E. GUSHWA Jamestown Business 31 EILEEN M. HAASE Lldgorwood Business MARCELENE K. HANSON Lisbon Business CAROL A. HARING Wahprton Business CHRIS E. HELM Coo| orstown Business CAROL A. HKNTGES Great Bend Business LINDA E. HII.DRK Watford City Business ROGER C. JACOBSEN Wheaton, Minn. Business NOR KEN II. JORGENSON I.islton Business NANCY L. LAMBHKCHT Lisbon Business DONALD G. LAU RENCE Wahpeton Business ARI.YN M. MAN Harwell, Mtnn. Business VINCENT P. McLaren Fargo Business EI-AINE M. MURACK CAROL A. NEUSCIIWANDER JUDY K. NELSON JOYCE E. O'CONNELL Gcneseo West Fargo Mil nor Glcnlxirn Business Business Business Business IjORAYNB A. HENDRICKSON Rhamo Business JANET A. KIELB Waltjielon Business CARROL A. MESCIIKK Sidney, Mont. Business HELEN L. O'HARA Bathgate Business 32 JUDITH A. Ol OS’ Kindred Business CAHOI. J. OTTO Wahpeton Business WANDA D. PAUI.SRUD Hnlstad, Minn. Business BOKALD W. PEDERSEN Kcnsnl Business GAIIY I.. PIRSKE Woodworth Business DIANE M. PBATT Cooperstown Business MARY BETH RICHARDS I-eonnrd Business JAMES K. RICHKI-S Wahpeton Business CAROL A. ROWE CLARA J. SCIIIMMKLPFKNNIG Oakes M (not Business Business SYLVIA R. SEIDEL BreckcnrklRe. Minn. Business JOAN K. SMITH Jamestown Business JOYCE M. STABKR Wyndmore Business JOANNE L. STOI.TENOW Great Bcn l Business KAREN E. ST It KG E l.kleerwood Business GLORIA J. TIIKKDE Brcckenridgc. Minn. Business JUDITH A. TITUS Oakes Business KENNETH J. TRAVERS llooplc Business MELOA K. TURCOTTE Trenton Business DOROTHY M. ULMER Oakes Business 33 CONNIE K. WAIII.KR Lkigerwood Business MARY K. WALL Lisbon Business GUY R. WHITEHEAD Fairmounl Business JAMES V. WILSON Ardoch Business MAE M. WOLF Kndcrlin Business MARI.YS J. WRAY Militor Business HENRIETTA M. WINDER SANDRA K. ZICK SYLVIA A. ZICK l.islion I .com r ! I.oon;ird Business Business Business 34 Junior College As an aftermath of what happened in Dallas last November, two images will forever live on in our minds. One Is of a deranged assassin deliberately and coldly drawing a bead on the head of the President of the United States; the other is of the dignified bearing of the First Lady in the tragic days that followed. Yet we must recognize that neither of these images is truly representative of our society at this stage in American history. Fortunately, in a nation of nearly 200 million, there are few minds twisted to the point of senseless violence. And no less significant, there are few among us who have the courage, the sense of propriety and the social grace that Jacqueline Kennedy exemplified. Let's try to forget the first image, let's take a lesson from the second. This may be the time to rededicate ourselves to the task of what is good, what is proper and what is dignified and to emulate hose qualities we so admired in Mrs. Kennedy. Often times as Americans, we arc inclined to be direct, to be pragmatic, and if you please , to be somewhat uncouth. It is my contention that there is no basic incongruity between proper social grace and being practical. Dignity is not the antithesis of practicality. In our school, emphasis is pro| rly placed upon the practical. All theory is related to its practical application. Hut this must not blind us to the need for good breeding and a sense of what to do when practical rules are not applicable and when judgment must be made on the lwsis of what is proper rather that what will work. The world, as never before, is willing to pay a premium in both happiness and success to the young man or woman who can combine those attributes we saw so flawlessly portrayed in the example of Mrs. Kennedy with the practical skill and knowledge that is available to the candid and industrious student on this campus. KICHAHD II. II. AKER Wahpeton Liberal Art 'STEVES A. DAII.KY Rockford. III. Pro-Engineering I AMDERT J. HRUKKIIORST Wah| cton Pre-Education DAI.E B. EBBL Hanktnson Pro-Education KEITH A. ANDERSON Fox home. Minn Ihre-Englnocrlng PEDER A. ANDERSON Wahpeton Prc-Commcrcc AI.FRED H. BERG Watford City I.literal Arts BURTON D. BERG Calchutt Liberal Arts KEITH A. CARLSON Calchutt Littoral Arts ELIZABETH A. CARNEY Wahpeton Pre-Education GLENN M. ECKERT Ayr Prc-Mcdtclnc LYLE N. EDW ARDS Adrian Pre-Commerce DONS C. ERICKSON larlrnorc Pre-Commerce ARLIN J. ANDRES Hazelton Prc-Comntcrcc MILTON F. BERG Wahpeton Prc-Commcrcc WILBUR R. CASPERS Wahpeton Pre-Commerce ARTHUR J. AZURE. JR. Wahpeton Pre-Commerce HELEN J. BERGER Wahpeton Pro-EducaMon JOHN W. DAVIS Wahpeton Pre-Pharmacy CHARLES R. FILLOON Rlvordalc Pro-Engineering 3ft CHARLES E. FUIIRMANN Adams Pre-Engineering JOCELYN R. GKISER Wihpdcn Prc-Education DAVID S. GIEDT Jamestown Pre-Engineering DOCGLAS L. GIETZEN Glen Ullln Pre-Forestry BEVERLY G. HAALAND Minneapolis, Minn. Secretarial Arts ROYCE E. IIEFFELFINGER Wahpeton Pre-Commerce CAROL A. HERMES Brcckcnrldgc, Minn. Pre-Home Economics JOSEPH C. HERZOG Walluilln Pre-Engineering JOSEPH J. HOLECEK BreckenrWgc, Minn. Pre-Commerce DALE H. IWEN Arthur Prc- Education GARY E. JACOBS Wahpeton Pre-Commerce CARLTON R. JOHNSON Fargo Liberal Arts MAVIS II. GORDON Wahpeton Liberal Arts DONALD W. HEATH 11 reckon ridge. Minn. Pre-Commerce SANDRA K. HOLLANDS Dwight Liberal Arts LAURIE J. JOHNSON Oakes Secretarial Arts J SilARON M. JOHNSON W’ahpcton Pre-Education THOMAS II. KUDKLKA Forman Pro-Commerce ROGER C. MANNING Wahpcton Liberal Arts Hit'll 1 I) H. MURRAY Cayuga Pro-Commerce KAY I. KEECII Wahpcton Pro-Education DANIEL D. KIRCIIOFFNER HARLEY T. JONES R)tlcr Pro- Engineering JON It. KAI.DERKR I la .elI on Liberal Arts VIRGINIA L. KURT Wahpcton Pre-Education JULE A. LOLL Wahpeton Pre-Home Economics ROBERT L. LONG Kiverdale Pre-Engineering ALAN II. MAAS llankinson Liberal Arts GARY F. MAYER Wah| cton Pre-Engineering STANLEY F. MILLER Mlnto Pre-Education IVAN R. MIT EL, JR. Hrcckenrldgc. Minn. Liberal Arts PATRICIA A. MORRIS Wahpeton Pre-Education JOYCE A. NEUUAUER W nhpeton Pre-Commerce LARRY A. KEKMYR Newburg Pre-Engineering JAMES C. NELSON Wheaton. Minn. Pre- Engineering KEITH L. NELSON Webster. S. Dak. Prc-Englncerlng � SCOTT T. NORTON Breckcnrklgc. Minn. Pre-Education LYLE W. OTTESON Endcrlln Liberal Art ROBERT II. PETERSEN llrcckcnrklge. Minn. Pro-Commerce CARL B. PETERSON Adrian Pre-Commerce DANIEL O. REECK Courtenay Pre-Engineering I ARRY K. RICE Barney Pre-Commerce MICHAEL L. ROSENKRANZ Roeholl, s. Dak. Administration LARRY G. ROSE NOW Reeder Liberal Art JOHN T. SC 11 LA NS ER Riverdale Liberal Arts KENNETH P. SCHMALTZ. Rugby Pre-Engineering GEORGE C. SPE05EL Monango Liberal Art PATRICIA A. ROWEN Wahpeton Liberal Arts JAMES R. STANHOPE Detroit Lake . Minn. Pro-Engineering CHARLES R. STOLTENOW Wahpeton Pro-Education JOHN M. SUNDLIE Rutland Pre-Commerce MARLYN E. TANDK Ancta Pre-Commerce JOHN J. WPP Ltdgerwood Medical Technology THOMAS O. ROSSfM W:dipoton Pre- Kducal ion LEO E. SPRIGGS Maddock Pre-Engineering ANITA L. THURMKR l.klgerwood Pre-Education JOHN C. TOWN LEY LiSlMHI Prc-Comincrco GERALD J. VANDER BEEK Brooten. Minn. Pro-Engineering ALFRED C. VILLAUME St. Paul. Minn. Pro-Engineering PAUL E. WALKER Walipeton Pre-Commerce DONALD F. WALZ Campbell, Minn. Llboral Arts JACK A. WERNER VVahpeton Pre-Engineering JEROME D. WILLIAMS Ltdgerwood Pre-Engineering CORRINK R. WOLLIT7. Lklge rwood Pre-Education KATHY A. YAGGIE Urcckonridgc, Minn. Pro-Education JOHN A. YORK Washington, D. C. Liberal Arts JEAN A. ZABEI.L Walipoton Secretarial Arts MARLOW A. BAKKEN Velva Pre-Engineering CHARLENE S .C .UIt Wahpeton Pre-Education 40 Technical Division One of the most widely known areas of the North Dakota State School of Science is the Technical Division. This division of the school offers training in many of the technical occupations—training which in most cases has given each student an opportunity to be one step ahead of the person who begins work with very little, if any, formal training. These training programs were worked out in close cooperation with industry. I would lie remiss if I did not exhort each of you during the remaining time you are on campus to make the most of the learning opportunities that are available to you here. This isn't easy but it usually spells success. As anonymous writer has very aptly stated this when he says- The father of success is Work. The mother of success is Ambition. The oldest son is Common Sense. Some of the other boys arc : Perseverance. Honesty, Thoroughness, Foresight, Enthusiasm. Co-operation. The oldest daughter is Character. Some of the sisters arc: Cheerfulness. Loyalty, Courtesy, Care, Economy, Sincerity, Harmony. Training in specific skills can increase tne earning power of men with ambition. As each of you from the Science School enter industry, you and this whole region will benefit. DAVID C. ABERNATIIEY Minot Refrigeration DENNIS II. ANDERSON Grand Fork Electrical Technology RONALD I.. HEATON Grand Porto Building Construction ROLLIN' C. HIB1.K Jamestown Iivlustrl.il Drafting DAVID L. ADAM Knrj-o Electronics Technology GERALD D. ALEXANDER WILLIAM E. AMUNDSON Mnrttn Moorhead, Minn. Electronics Technology Electronics Technology CURTIS D. ANDERSON Wyndmerc Industrial Drafting I.cROV A. ANDERSON Michigan Civil Technology VERNON L. ANDERSON Emcr.-vlo Refrigeration ODIN P. BARSNESS StarUick, Minn. Building Construction RONALD B. BATTRICK Howarricn, I0W3 Building Construction SATPAL S. BEDI Calcutta, India Bcfrlgcration GARY V. BELL Minot Electronics Technology DUANE II. BESTING Clifford Building Construction KENNETH G. BEKNDT Anamooso Electronics Technology ARLES' L. BOOTH Sioux Falls. S. Dak. Building Construction JAMES A. BORTNEM Fargo Electronics Technology RAYMOND S. BORTNEM Fargo Electronics Technology JOHN E. BRAKEI. Ilurdsflcld Electronic Technology 42 DARRELL E. BRATVOLD Minot Industrial Drafting KENNETH K. BRAT El. Regan Electronics Technology DARRYLW. BRAGET Grafton Building Construction MARVIN R. BURR L«tir Electronics Technology GARY L. BYE Wendell. Minn. Industrial Drafting CECILC. CAMUNE Glen Ellyn, III. Electronics Technology GAYLE M. CARLSON Bond rail Building Construction GREGORY A. CHRISTENSON Grand Forks Refrigeration SIIERYL K. COBB BreckenrUlgc. Minn. Building Construction JERRY N. COFFEY ' Building Construction THOMAS J. COUCH Grand Forks Building Construction MICHAEL J. CRAWFORD Fargo Electronics Technology DAVID M. CROSS Webster, S. Dak. Electrical Technology DUANE A. DAHL Morris, Minn. Civil Technology LEE It. DANIELSON Fargo Electrical Technology ALFREDC.DECK Harvey Electronics Technology JOSEPH DILGEH Bismark Electrical Technology JAMES A. DIVINE Enderlin Electronics Technology ItAY L. DOCKTEH Parshall Electrical Technology DONALD I. EHMAN Jamestown Industrial Arts 43 ROGER J. ENQBLHARDT Ipswich, S. Dak. Building Construction RALPH A. FEGLEY Bert hold Civil Technology WILLIAM T. FORBES Moorhead. Minn. Building Construction ED FORSMAN Jud Building Construction ROBERT J. FRITEL Barton Electronics Technology JOHN M. FROUNFEI.TKR DAVID J. GAPP Wheaton. Minn. Langdon Industrial Drafting Electronic Technology RICHARD A. GATHERIDGE Humtioldt, Minn. Industrial Drafting JIMMIE D. GEIMAN Hamilton. Mont. Industrial Drafting JAMES GOLDADE Blsmark Electronics Technology STANLEY T. GRAF Streeter Electronics Technology JERRY M. GREV Zahl Civil Technology J. PAT GROSS Napoleon Electronics Technology ROGER A. CROSS Endcrlln Industrial Drafting WILLIAM E. GROSSER Dickinson Refrigeration DUANE A. GROSZ Wahpcton Electronics Technology HERMAN A. IIAFNER Beulah Electronics Technology MYRON B. HALL Alamo Electrical Technology DAVID J. HALVORSON Wlllmar, Minn. Electronics Technology RICHARD L. IIALZLE Wales Electronics Technology 44 BERNARD W. HANSE Claremont. S. Dak. Civil Technology JON E. HANSON Fargo Industrial Drafting LARRY A. HANSON llnnklnson Building Construction ORVILLE E. HANSON Wlldrosc Building Construction JAMES A. IIARO Marvin Electronics Technology MARVIN L. HART7.E Glcndlve. Mont. Civil Technology DAVID E. IIEDMAN South Shore. S. Dak. Electronles Technology RICHARD L. 11 EGOE Now England Building Construction LOWELL It. IIELLAND Jessie Industrial Drafting RAYMOND A. IIIEDEMAN Hrcckenrldgc. Minn. Industrial Drafting DENNIS E. HOLMGREN Valley City Electrical Technology WARREN K. HOPPMAN Minot Industrial Drafting KURT T. HOVET Watford City Civil Technology GERALD K. HONEY Claremont. S. Dak. Electroolcs Technology DONALDO. HOYNES Minot Refrigeration RAYMOND HUELSMAN Foxhomo, Minn. Civil Technology DUANE II. RUSS Wllllston Electronics Technology DANIEL L. JAEGER Rugby Elccironles Technology MARVIN F. JAPKL Tower City Electronics Technology DAVID E. JOHNSON Cyrus. Minn. Electronics Technology 48 ELDON tt. JOHNSON Middle River. Mina. Electronic Technology GARY A. JOHNSON Chasclcy Building Constniction WARREN V. JONES Fort Ransom Building Construction RODNEY K.KENNER Devil Lake Building Construction DAVID A. KILGORE Bismarck Industrial Drafting GARY A. KIPPEN Ometnee Building Construction GARRY E. KJELDBN Devils i eke Elect ronlc Technology ROBERT J. KOENIG Moorhead, Minn. Electrical Technology EDWARD F. KOHL New England Electrical Technology ARNOLD J. KOHYNTA Ardoch Civil Technology CLARENCE L. K08TELECKY Dickinson Industrial Drafting CARL M. KOTTKK I.IWiv. Mont. Refrigeration FREDERIC G. NOVELL West Fargo Electronics Technology DARROI.D KRAMER Ashley Electrical Technology ARTHUR N. KRANZ Watertown, S. Dak. Electrical Technology ROBERT B. KHEIN w itkok Electronic Technology HERMAN J. KRENZEL llarvcy Electronic Technology ALFRED W. KRISTJANSON Edinburg Electronic Technology JOHN E. KL’NZE New England Electronic Technology RONALD L. KYBURZ Aberdeen. S. Dak. Electrical Technology 46 ERNEST I.. La FRANCE Bdoourt Building Construct ton MAYNARD II. LEHMAN Coulee Electrical Technology RAW LEY II. MANNING Wahpeton Industrial Drafting WAYNE M. MIKKELSON Fergus Falls, Minn. Electronics Technology ALLAN T. LAGKRQUIST Plenty ood. Mont. Building Construction KENNETH LARSON Valley- City Electronics Technology JOHN E. LaMOINK East Grand Forks. Minn. Building Construction V ILItt'R I- LARSON Brcckenridge. Minn. Building Construction LARRY R. LEHRKE Bro«ns Valley. Minn. Civil Technology JAMES P. LEKANG Wyndmcrc Electronic Technology JERRY M. LYNCH Black Eagle. Mont. Building Construction LESTER L. LYNNES Hoi cite Electrical Technology JAMES P. MARQUARDT Glcndlve. Mont. Imlustrial Drafting FRANK S. MATEJCEK Inkster Industrial Drafting LAWRENCE I). MATTIIYS Campbell, Minn. Refrigeration Bruce a. McCullough Wahpotoa Building Construction JOSEPH T. MILLER Devil Lake Industrial Drafting LcROY l . MILLER llar.cn Electronics Technology RONALD J. MILLER Ihirshall Electrical Technology WARNER It. MOSTAD Langdon Electronics Technology 47 CLETUS E. MUGGLI Glen film Industrial Drafting DOM E. NELSON Hauler. Minn. Electronics Technology HOWARD I.. PARTLOW Bordulac Electrical Technology RANDAL 11. PKUTZ ENREUTER llccla. S. Dak. Industrial Drafting DOUGLAS G. MU 1.11 AIR Wahpeton Electronics Technology JOHN P. MURPHY Hankinxon Electrical Technology THOMAS I). MYERS Parkers Prairie. Minn. Building Construction CARL A. NIEMI Mt. Iron. Minn. Building Construction ARDRt.LJ. OAS Columbus Electronics Technology ARI.EY II. OLSON Des lacs Electronics Technology TEDC. PETERS Mott Building Construction BRUCE L. PETERSEN DENNIS II. PETERSON Arthur Mllbank. S. Dak. Electronics Technology Building Construction CLAYTON W. rOLLERT LitchvUto Electrical Technology ROBERT C. RAI.STON Souris Industrial Drafting WILLIAM P. REITER Dickinson Industrial Drafting DAVID E. NEUMANN Mahnomen. Minn. Building Construction JAMES J. OVERLAND Fertile, Minn. Building Construction RONALD J. PETERSON Fargo Industrial Drafting O’NEIL C. ROESSLER Endcrlin Building Construction 4S FLOYD W. R06EKKRAN7. Fair mount Electronics Technology THOMAS F. SCHATZ Zeeland Electrical Technology MARK R. SI EMEUS Bow bells Building Construction TERRYSPERAL Wahpeton Industrial Drafting DALE D. ROY Langdoo Electronics Technology MICHAEL J.SAFFEL Pierre. S. Dak. Refrigeration FRANCIS J. 9CIIANII.eC RONALD L. SCIIARBOW Forest River Alice Building Construction Electronics Technology ROGER A. SCH1I.KE Corinth Industrial Drafting LEONARD N. SCHMIDT Kramer Electrical Technology MATTHEW A. SCIIMIDT Dickinson Industrial Drafting HARVEY J. SC HOCK Glendive, Mont. Electronics Technology HARI.AND J. SIMCHUCK Park Rapids, Minn. Industrial Drafting RONNIE L. SIMON lloven Electrical Technology ARLES' I). SMITH Minot Electronic Technology EUGENE W. SMITH Mtlnor Electronics Technology1 DENNIS W. SPRINGER Hettinger Electronics Technology JOHN A. STANCE LAND West Fargo Electronics Technology MICIIEAL J. STAVIG Browns Valley. Minn. Electronic Technology DALE C. STOLTENOW W.ihpeton Industrial Drafting «� HOWARD J. STOTTRUP Emcrado Refrigeration JAMES K. STOC'DT Water!wn. S. Dak. Electrical Technology PATRICK W. STREICH Maxbass Industrial Drafting KAMAL A. SYED Karachi. Pakistan Refrigeration DARREL TRIM ION' Fox home, Minn. Electrical Technology DENALI) II. TRIM JON Fox home. Minn. Electrical Technology KENT E. THOMSON Devil Lake Induxlrlal Drafting DONALD L. TORGRIMSON Des I-ac Electrical Technology NEIL J. TRAUTMAN Driscoll Electrical Technology RUSSELL P. TRAUTMAN Cleveland Industrial Drafting DUANE A. TROSTAD Ancta Civil Technology RONALD K. TSCIIEPKN Blsbcc Electrical Technology JAMES L. TYSVER llazen Electronics Technology RONALD E. VANDROVEC Valley CUy Electrical Technology DON L. VETTLESON Warren. Minn. Industrial Drafting JOSEPH J. VOLESKY Dickinson Rulldlng Construction ROGER G. VONDAL Walhalla Electronics Technology RICHARD A. WEBER Ashley Electrical Technology so PATRICK L. WELCH Wahpcton Building Construction DEAN A. WENKEU Crosby Electrical Technology Cl-'RTIS C. WENTZ Bismarck Civil Technology LOREN L. WENTZ EL Jamestown Electrical Technology RICHARD J. WOLFE Devils Lake Electrical Technology WILLIAM W. WOODBUKF, JR. Fargo Building Construction WILLIAM R. WOODS Union Refrigeration ROBERT C. WUOLU Oakes Electronics Technology WARREN W. WIECER Brookings, S. Dak. Electrical Technology Trade Division Many of you whose picture appears in this issue of the Agawasie will be leaving at the close of this year for employment. Others of you will lx? returning again for another year here at Science. I hope that the time which you have spent here has been most pleasant and profitable. That you have been able to acquire some new knowledge and skills to take with you. For never has there been a greater need for aggressive, resourceful, and creative young people. It doesn't make any difference which area of employment you arc seeking in the skilled trades field. In each of these areas there are many new worlds to conquer and great challenges facing you. These challenges call for young people with initiative, imagination, and great energy. The fact that you have enrolled here at the Science School and successfully pursued a program of training indicates that you have these qualities. How you meet these challenges will to a large degree depend on the attitude which you have developed. These attitudes coupled with basic skills arc the foundation of successful and happy careers. To each of you I wish to express my sincere best wishes for a most happy and prosperous life as each and every one of you work and strive to perpetuate this great American way of life. ARLAN E. AMUNDSON Langdon Diesel Maintenance GARY A. ANDERSON Wheaton, Minn. Auto Mechanics DENNIS W. ARCH BOLD Endcrlln Auto Mechanics LARRY B. ASII Underwood Diesel Maintenaoe RODNEY E. ASK El.SON Coojierstown Machine Shop-Welding GARRY R. BAKKEN Knox Auto Mechanics RICHARD J. BAITER Glendive, Mont. Sheet Metal LARRY A. BERGKT Turtle Lake Printing ROLLIN' L. BERGMAN Ada, Minn. Printing CURTIS I). BEYER Rhame Sheet Metal DENNIS A. BLOW Mina, S. Dak. Auto Body DENNIS A. BOLLINGER Zeeland Auto Mechanics THEODORE J. BRESKE Webster. S. Dak. Diesel Maintenance TERRY L. BUCK Streeter Auto Mechanics RANDIE l„ BUE Bismarck Diesel Maintenance EDW ARD J. BUSH New Rockford Auto Body DONALD E. CARLSON Crosby Diesel Maintenance GLEN G. CLAYTON Grand Forks Printing DARRELL K. COGGOX Larlmorc Auto Mechanics NOEL V. CUMMINS W'ilmot, S. Dak. Auto Mechanics 03 DON A VON A. CZECH Chaseley Diesel Maintenance LYLE R. DANIELSON Fargo Auto Mechanics ItlCIIAHD C. DRONES Fargo Print Ins THOMAS P. DC RICK Clear I.akc. S. Dak. Printing JERALD XV. DUXBURY Wcsslnglon. S. Dak. Auto Mechanics ERVIN D. DYE Ellendalc Diesel Maintenance MICHAEL P. EBEHLE. JR. Hague Sheet Metal BRUCE R. EC ERST ROM Murdock, Minn. Auto Mechanics ORDEI.L J. ENSTAD Arvllla Auto Mechanics DENNIS R. ERICKSON Cartwright Diesel Maintenance RALPH T. EVERSON Walum Slice! Metal ROBERT KXNKR Jamestown Auto Mechanics MICHAEL A. FELLING Sauk Centre, Minn. Printing MELVIN C. KKT' ER Ananioose Diesel Maintenance RONALD L. FEICKERT AI ordeen, S. Dak. Printing JERRY D. FINCH Cogswell Sheet Metal JAMES L. FOCKE Noonan Auto Body ROBERT O. FORS Uinfortl Diesel Maintenance HOWARD R. FOSTER Starkweather Diesel Maintenance GERALD E. FOWLER Arthur Auto Mechanics 54 JEROME FRtTEL Barton Sheet Metal LYLE B. FRITZ Enderltn Auto Body CLINTON G. FUIIHMAN Bowdon Sheet Metal FRANKLIN N. FUNKIIOUSEK Campbell. Minn. Auto Mechanic LARRY W. CAYMAN Kllcntlalc Diesel Maintenance GERALD I). GIKNGKR Streeter Auto Mechanic DAVID J. GIF.RS7.F.WSKI Drayton Auto Mechanic MYRON M. GOODMAN Upturn Auto Mechanics RAYMOND L. GOURDE Grafton Auto Body LARRY D. GRAF Medina Auto Body CLARENCE J. GREENE Warwick Auto Mechanics JOHN P. GREEN Kensington. Minn. Printing JOHN W. GRIGGS Wllllston Auto Mechanics PAUL V. GKILLEY Decring Diesel Maintenance CLARK K. GUNNING l-ansford Auto Mechanics DAVID C. GUNWALL Manning Auto Mechanics LLEWELLYN A. GUTZMBR Wyndmere Auto Mechanic RICHARD D. HAASE Watertown. S. Dak. Printing DUANEM. HAGEN Fortuna Auto Mechanics GALEN F. HAKANSON llelmdal Auto Body S3 JAMES M. IIAHTZE Regent Auto Italy KENNETH J. HAUGEN Alexander Diesel Maintenance C LIFFORD J. HAY Fullerton Auto Italy DONALD C. HEDI.UND Wtldrosc Printing ROBERT D. HELLEN Crosby Auto Mechanic DENNIS C. IIELT I inkin Diesel Maintenance RALPH R. HEPPNER Plenty-wood. Mont. Auto Mechanics DENNIS C. HERRMANN Kulnt Diesel Maintenance MELVIN J. HERTZ Glen Ulltn Auto Mechanics STEVEN R. IIEXOM Buford Diesel Maintenance DON HANNKSSON Langdon Sheet Metal DON P. HANSON Mlnncwaukcn Printing KENT M. HANSON Des Lac Auto Mechanics LYNN C. HARRINGTON llalstad, Minn. Diesel Maintenance TIM J. HOFFMAN Fort Yates Sheet Metal JOHN R. HOLT Lisbon Auto Mechanic HENRY O. HOLTE Shelly. Minn. Printing JOHN P. JACOBSON Crosby Auto Body ERLING W. JAN2 Enderlin Auto Mechanic -rfs FREDRICK It. HAMBURG Savage, Mont. Machine Shop-Wclding RODERT A. JENSEN Hancock. Minn. Printing DONALDQ. JOB Linton Auto Mechanics ARTHUR N. JOHNSON North wood Auto Mechanics JAMES L. JOHNSON Denson. Minn. Auto Rod ' 1 .AVERNE C. JOHNSON Fortuna Auto Mechanics PAUL D. JOHNSON Abercrombie Printing GARY D. JOHDHKIM U'.ilCOtt Auto Mechanics RONALD D. JULSON Pinza Auto Mechanics RODERT I.. KARST Falrvlow. Mont. Diesel Maintenance ALLEN D. KASPERSON Marvin, S. Dak. Diesel Maintenance RODNEY A. KERSTEN Kramer Diesel Maintenance DANIEL KLEIN Breckenrldgc. Minn. Auto Mechanics RONALD E. KNOLL Groton, S. Dak. Auto Body ROBERT I.. KOCIIEL Glcntsirn Auto Body JOSEPH B. KOENIG Webster, s. Dik. Diesel Maintenance ELTON R. KOOSMAKN Appleton, Minn. Sheet Metal DAVID J. KOVASII Dickinson Auto Mechanics DEAN W. KRAGEHUI) Hawley. Minn. Auto Mechanics JOHN l . KRIEH llovcn, S. Dak. Auto Body TED A. KRUMP Wahpeton Priming 87 HARRIS KUKI.A, JR. Kllldccr Auto Mechanic CHARLES F. LA FLOE Bclcourt Printing LYLE R. LANGE Emcrado Auto Mechanics CARY N. LARSON l clmdal Auto Body V'YRO.V L. LEUI Turtle L.lkc Auto Mechanic DONALD J. LEWIS Fargo Print inf; WILLIAM C. LILLI BRICE Watford City Auto Body DAVID R. LOCKS Campbell, Mina. Auto Mechanics BERNARD N. L1X5YD l-edyard, Iowa Shoot Metal LARRY L. LOBDELI, Richey. Mont. Auto Body JOHN H. LUND l-oulntiurg, Minn. Auto Mechanics CHARLES A. MADSEN West In-, Mont. Auto Body EDDIE E. MADSEN Rosholt, S. Dak. Diesel Maintenance DAVID N. MARTIN Dickey Auto Body DALE MAUSEHUND Temvik Diesel Maintenance WILLIAM P. MCDONALD Decrlng Diesel Maintenance ROBERT L. MKISCII Streeter Machine Shop-Welding CARY B. MELBY Bwbcll Auto Meehanlcs PETER B. MELBY DONALD B. MILLER Moorhead, Minn. Lehr Printing Auto Mechanic ss LYLE D. MILLER Kent, Minn. Diesel Maintenance MARSHALL A. MORGAN Minot Printing CURTIS J. OLSON Ortley, S. Dak. Printing DANIEL M. PEDERSON Wild rose Machine Shop-Welding RAYMOND E. MILLER Glcndlvc, Mont. Diesel Maintenance GORDON R. MILLS Glcndlvc, Mont. Auto Body ROGER E. MOHS w thpclon Auto Mechanics LYNN N. MOORE Bismarck Auto Mechanics DAVID E. NAGLE Valley City Auto Mechanics RUSSELL C. NELSON ilayncs Auto Mechanics DALE L. NORDSTROM Kcnmnrc Auto Body GARY M. OKSENDAIIL Rugby Diesel Maintenance LELAND R. OLSON Oberoo Auto Mcchnntcs RICHARD J. O’MARRO Fargo Printing LELAND P. PABTZ KUkllc, Ore. Auto Body CHARLES J. PALMER, JR. Erie, Penn. Auto Mechanics PALMER J. PEDERSON ROBERT B. PETERSON Cassclton Fargo Printing Printing IIARLAN J. PLEINIS McLaughlin. S. Dak. Auto Mechanics CLETUS II. POITRA St. John Printing DO MARLO D. QUAM McHenry Auto Mechanics MILES K. QUERN Oslo. Minn. Diesel Maintenance DAVID L. RAFTEVOI.D Wahpeton Printing ROSS E. REIIDER Comstock. Minn. Diesel Maintenance ROGER L. RIVARD Argyle, Minn. Diesel Maintenance CREIGHTON I.. ROBERTSON Wahpeton ivinllng GERALD G. ROIIRICII Napoleon Diesel Maintenance ROGER R. RODVOLD Fortuna Auto Mechanics JAMES U ROST VET Adams Auto Mechanics DON D. ROECKER Clear Lake, S. Dak. Sheet Metal LEONARD I,. ROEIIKICII Fargo Printing DUANE G. ROESSLER Enderlin Sheet Metal Is?ROY N. RUST Glcnwood. Minn. Auto Body GLENN M. SAILER Beulah Auto Body DALE B. SAMUELSON Sarles Auto Mechanics MARLIN SANDBERG Underwood Diesel Maintenance JOSEPH W. SCHNEIDER Dresden Diesel Maintenance EUGENE B. SC HON Turtle I ake Auto Mechanics JAMES D. SCHRADER CHARLES J. SCHREINER Adrian Cogswell Auto Body Auto Mechanics so GEORGE E. WALKER Rlchcy, Mont. Auto Body JOHN S. WAID Fcrgu Falls. Minn Printing LESTER L. VAX WERT Re R y. Minn. Shoot Metal ALVIN L. VAN MAHKL Scon. Minn. Dlosol Maintenance SHERWOOD IL VAREBERG CooperMown Dlosol Maintenance LLOYD D. SWENSON Park River Printing RICHARD L. SWART Lankin Printing MURRAY A. THOM Langdon Diesel Maintenance HAROLD J. TWITERO Sisseton, S. Dak. Auto Mechanics GARY L. SEVERSON Henning, Minn. Sheet Metal HOWARD F. STEIGER Warren, Minn. Machine Shop-Welding MARK J. SOLD ERG Bottineau Auto Mechanics TERRENCE J. SULLIVAN Casxclton Diesel Maintenance VICTOR VALLEJO Savage. Mont. Machine Shop-Welding KENNETH E. SPEI.ilACC Landlord Auto Body DENNIS L. SWANSON Morris. Minn. Auto Body GERALD D. SEYKORA Devils Lake Auto Body HAROLD W. SLAUGHTER Tappen Sheet Metal HOWARD W. STRAND Brocket Machine Shop-Welding PAUL A. STHOBEL Rickey, Mont. Auto Mechanics ___________________: 02 LOWELL L. WOOD Washburn Auto Dotty FRANCIS L. WRIGHT Flasher Auto Mechanics JAMBS J. WIEST Harvey Auto Body THOMAS W. YON Forest River Auto Body DARRELL D. WOLTERS Lisbon Auto Body ROBERT R. ZIMMERMAN Lehr Printing HARLEY D. WESTBY Thorne Sheet Metal LARRY A. WILKE Rolln Diesel Maintenance DONALD J. ZHORELA Grand Forks Auto Body ANDREW M. WEIGEL Klntyre Auto Body DALE J. WEBB Cayuga Printing DELBERT L. WATERS Richey. Mont. Auto Mechanics DAVID W. WATKINS Manning Auto Mechanics FRED J. WALIjOCK llankinson Sheet Metal HOWARD H. WARNER Burlington Diesel Maintenance Campus Personalities Our world of tomorrow dcjxmds largely on our world of today. It will l e chiefly the generations now in schools and colleges whose goals and decisions will shape the future of our nation and our world. The students pictured here have had a goal and a personal commitment to it. They have wisely shown concern over the world today before venturing into the world of tomorrow. It is truc--they have asked what the College could do for them, but they have also asked what they could do for the College. These students have not only striven for and attained academic excellence, but they have also offered their talents and abilities in service to others. We honor them for their intellectual achievements and we thank them for the service they have given to their fellow students and to our college. THE A WARDS COMMITTEE Helen Berger . . . Wahpeton High product . . . singer and journalist . . . active Sacajawea member for two years . . homecoming queen attendant . . . pert and alert ... in Junior College pre-education . . . plans to go on for a degree. 64 Larry Berget . . . Turtle Lake ... in Printing Tech. . . . efficient and reliable Editor of 1964 Agawasie . . . Assistant Editor, 1963 . . . top scholar and printer . . . President of Printers Club this year . . . friendly, always smiling . . . will go to work as a printer. 63 . Glenn Clayton. . . Came to SSS from Grand Forks . . . capable Scientist Editor this year . . . has wife employed at Bookstore . . . Printers Club officer . . . boxer . . . top scholar and printer . . . quiet and studious ... in Printing Tech . . . intends to go to work in his chosen field. 66 Ralph Fegley . . . Berthold ... in Civil Tech . . . Student Cabinet member two years . . . hard-working and successful Social Chairman of Cabinet this year . . . Student Center Advisory Board member . . . active in Circle K . . . and Civil Tech Club . . . athlete and singer . . . determined resourceful, reliable ... to work in Alaska until September as a state highway inspector . . . next fall will join the Peace Corps. of Bev Haaland . . . SSS acquisition from Minneapolis . . . Student Center Advisory Board Secretary . . . journalist . . . able and active Sacajawean for two years . . . member for two years each in chorus, band, and pep band . . . student director of Gateway House . . . poised, level-headed, dependable . . . in Junior College secretarial-arts . . . plans to go to work as a private secretary. 6 8 L Dan Kirchoffner . . . hails from Devils Lake . . . Student Cabinet vice-president . . . one of Coach Bute's football stalwarts for two years . . . willing worker on committees . . . Circle K man . . . dependable and likeable ... in Junior College pre-engineering . . . plans to earn a degree in engineering. 69 Gerald Seykora . . . Devils Lake . . . Auto Body Man . . . active member of Newman Club and Auto Body Club . . . chairman of several major all-college events . . . many—time committee member . . , friendly and enthusiastic. . plans to go to work in June. Anita Thurmer . . . Lidgerwood . . . SSS women's representative on Student Cabinet . . . able Cabinet treasurer . . . President of Sacajawca, all-women organization . . .hard working committee member . . . member for two years each in chorus, band, and pep band . . . student director of South House . . . friendly, capable, and accommodating .... in Junior College pre-education . . plans to go on for a degree. HOY IIAl’SAUER Assistant Coach Football EARL BUTE Athletic Director IVAN SAND Assistant Coach BILL HOIIENSTEKN Student Manager GARY SEVERSON, Captain Fullback BOB CHRISTENSON, Guard ROGER ENGELHARDT, Tackle Wildcats Win Opener; 13-7 Playing real well in their first game of the season, the Wildcats won over the Beavers at Dickinson by a 13-7 score. Curt Beyer's 70-yard punt return gave Science a 6-0 halftime lead, and they were never behind. They increased their lead to 13-0 in the third quarter when Captain Gary Severson crossed the goal line from the five. A pass to Jon Kalbcrcr had set up this touchdown. The Savages scored in the fourth quarter when a long pass play put them deep in Wildcat territory. Wahpeton surprised the conference with this win which was definitely a team victory. The Wildcat line did a good Job of containing several speedy Dickinson backs. Science Wins By Touchdown; 14-7 In their second conference game and their first at home, the Cats scored twice on the Jamestown Jimmies In the first three minutes of the game, but then bogged down. They were able to hold the Jimmies to a single fourth quarter TD and emerge with their second loop win. Five Jimmies fumbles were recovered by an alert Science line which was playing without big Glen Stoltz who was injured in practice and out for a month. Behind good backing, speedster Kenny Dlllman scored both of the Science touchdowns. 82 t, MIKE FELLING, End BOB BXKER, Back JON KAI.1IKRER, End hf J I ' 40 t . 0 i L J KKNNY DILLMAN, Rack Morris Stops ’Cats; 13-0 In a non-confcrencc tilt at Morris, Wahpcton lost their third ball game to the U of M branch 13-0, but even more seriously, sustained a rash of injuries. Erv Kallstrom was lost for the season in this contest. This was a fine Cougar team which held the Wildcats scoreless, primarily by keeping Dillman well covered. It was the first victory over SSS for the Cougars since their school was founded. Science had taken the first pair of games in 1961 and 1962. Minot Romps Science; 28-6 The Wildcats went into their Homecoming game with Minot leading the league, but a combination of Science mistakes and missed scoring chances gave the Beavers some breaks and they dampened the spirits of a large Homecoming crowd with a 28-6 win. After scoring first in the 93 degree heat and leading 7-0, the Cats then tossed a lateral directly into the hands of a Beaver player who proceeded to score easily and tic the game. When an intercepted pass cost Wahpcton another touchdown, the complexion of the game completely changed. A strong wind handicapped both teams' offensive tactics and the unseasonable heat sapped the strength of the gridders. Gary Severson's punting was exceptional and Dillman turned in some nice runs, but the Beavers were hungrier and the Cats sustained one of their few Homecoming losses. JIM OVERUAND, End GLENN STOI.T7., EimI RON EVERSON, Guard JOE KOENIG. Tackle STAN MII.I.KR, Guard 77 DAVE RAETBVOLD. Hack p 50 i w w i r A S I :s [j DICK MASSE. Guard SSS Whips Ellendale; 26-7 When the Wildcats spoiled Ellendale's Homecoming with a 26-point effort the following week, they were back on the winning trail after two straight defeats. Wind again was a deciding factor in this one, but Bob Exner's passing was sharp with one toss to Jon Kalberer going all of the way. Curt Beyer found pay dirt in the first quarter and Exner and Dillman also crossed the Dustles' goal. Roger Engelhardt kicked two f his conversion tries. Ellendale was fired up for this one. could not overcome a good Wahpeton team effort. Mayville Wins Over Science; 45-6 The Cats wanted to win this one, but a blocked punt recovered in the end zone gave the Comets their first TD and the best that Wahpeton could do was tic the score at six-all on a nice run by Dillman. Mayville got a break on a deflected pass Just before the half to take a 13-6 midway lead. Then, the roof fell in. Mayville scored two touchdowns in the third quarter and three more against Science reserves in the fourth. This was the most points scored against Wahpeton in the last forty years. DAVE GUNWALL. Back JIM I .ARSON, Guard JIM SCIIKWK. Center BICHARD PETERSON. Back 76 S’ . Time Out Driving Hard! DERRY I. MOON. Back CI.ARENCK MUSI.AND, Tackle JIM IIOVERSTEIN, End DAVID GHOTII, Back Touchdown! '20 i LYNN ANDERSON, Hack WILLIAM W1LKA, Guard ERVIN KALLSTROM, Back so ROBERT SCIIERR. Guard Valley City Holds Science Scoreless? 28-0 Will played a big part in this final conference game. Science had lost all chance of sharing in the championship, while the Vikings could clinch the top spot with a victory. Actually, Science coaches were amazed that Valley City did not run up an even larger margin because statistics revealed that the Wildcats were held to only about 35 yards rushing as compared to nearly 350 for the Vikings. Several Wahpcton players were still not up to par for this final conference game either because of the accumulation of injuries during the season. Bethal Beats Science In Final Game? 48-12 This tough St. Paul team had already defeated Mayville and lost a close one to Valley City before meeting the Wildcats who were ending their season November 1. Fourteen men played their final game in red and black regalia, including Captain Gary Severson of Henning, Minnesota, Hob Exncr of Jamestown, Curt Beyer of ___ _____Rhamc and Dave Raftcvold of Wahpcton in the backfield. Linemen in their last Wahpeton effort were guards Ron Everson of Velva, Stan Miller of Minto and Bob Christenson of Battle Lake. T Minnesota: tackles Roger Engclhardt of L - —■ Ipswich, South Dakota. Joe Kocing of Webster, South Dakota, and Dan Kirchoffncr of Devils Lake; center Jack Werner of Wahpcton: and ends Jim Dverland of Fertile, Minnesota, Jon Xalbcrcr of Hazclton, and Mike Felling of Sauk Centre. Minnesota. JERRY MEYER. Guard CHICK JACOBS. Guard Muslnnd. Woody Caspers. THIRD ROW: Coach ED Wcrrc. Glen Stolls. Doug Gicngcr. Erie Gronner. Mike Sothney. Assistant Coach. Jerry Rettig. Assistant Coach. JERRY RETTIG Basketball Coach. ED WERRE LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Lee. Don Yost. Glenn Frederlckson. Paul Gall. Henry lloltc. Gary Ness. SECOND ROW; Phil Koppelnvan. Thoresen RusSinger. Lynn Anderson. Mike Hosenkranz, Clarence HENRY HOLTE Who is going to get the tip? MIKE ROSENKRAN7. WOODY CASPERS hmninij I This one went through. nice shot Mike. Student Manager DILL MOIIENSTERN CARY NESS PHIL KOPPELMAN JIM LEE PAUL CALL Wo ncc l this one! DON YOST LYNN ANDERSON Mike takes a long shot! THORBSEN BUSS1NGER CLARENCE MUSLAND GLENN FREDERICKSON as INTRAMURAL CHAMPS—DIESEL FRONT ROW: Loft to Right. Lynn Harrington. Melvin Fctzcr. Terry Sullivan. Woody Varcberj:. Ross Rohdcr. BACK ROW: Dennis Hell. Hob Karst. !lol Fors. Rodney Korsten. Donavon Czech. Alien Kasperson. Coach. Intramural Diesel 9-1 Printers 11 8-2 Electrical 11 7-2 Junior College I 5-2 Radio I 5-2 Junior College II-A 5-2 Refrigeration 4-3 Data Processing 4-3 General Mechanics 4-2 Auto Mechanics I-B 3-3 Auto Mechanics 11 3-3 Civil Engineers 3-3 Architectural Drafting II 3-3 Basketball Junior College II 3-3 Industrial Drafting II 3-3 Sheet Metal 3-4 Architectural Drafting I 3-4 Printers I 3-4 Radio II 3-4 Auto Mechanics I-A 2-4 Auto Body 2-5 Electrical I-A 2-5 Industrial Drafting I 2-5 Machinists 1-5 Electrical I-B 0-6 Commercial 0-3 86 Bowling LEFT TO EIGHT: Dave Halvorson. Lyle Otteson, Loren . Trittln, Wilbur Larson and Stove Hailey. LEFT TO EIGHT: Mary Both Richards. Laurie Johnson. Kay Keech, Coralec Warner. Kathy Yaggie and Peggy Rent . Cheerleaders Boxing Champions in live Wahpeton sectional arc left to right: Holland Miller, Richard Munoz. Wilbur Spotted Wolf. Jeff Hacscy, Krvln Dye. Sidney Tchlda, Alphonso Strauss and Gerhard Kelehenbaeh. Ted Carr. Coach G. V. Patterson. Coach BO Look out below. . . Hard at it! On the canvas! Larry Cayman Alter the fight. . . Vern Anderson ltalph llcppner Ervin Dye Jerry Hofliczer Stan Murrey Curt Mohs Wrestling Who gels tlic takedown! Coach. IVAN SAND JOEL WEISGRAM Student Manager LOREN PEKAS A tight spot! MYRON GOODMAN DAVID REYNOLDS ERVIN KALLSTROM ROM WEINMANN GENE BLOOM Let's take him down. ROGER BISS ROGER MOHS LcROY RUST Watch for the escape! JERRY LYNCH KEN IJILLMAN HERMAN HAFNER Put that half-nelson on! MIKE BRUNNER SANDY RONDESTVEDT LYI.K FRIT . JERRY KOIIM ROB EXNKK GEORGE WELK FRONT ROW: Left (o Right. Myriu Olson. Linda Klenenborger. Marilyn Keller. Marilyn Miller ami Ruth McRobcrts. SECOND ROW: Charles Lindseth; Kenneth Norgren; Stew Groth. Keith Mills and Jack Krukonberg. THIRD ROW: Gary David. Ward Ostlie. Curtin Rack man. David Myklchust and lister King. Freshmen Jackie Guttormson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Heath, Jane Greoly. Monta Hcm.sir.g, Judy Horton and Sharon Gruenl erg. FRONT ROW: l.eft to Right. Geraldine Jordct. Connie Grosz. Sheila Decker. Ruth Khrlc and Diane Gunderson. SECOND ROW: Diana Dick, limmy llartlchen. Susan Holmes. Mary Geringcr and Fresh men FRONT ROW: I.eft to Right. Bruce RothwcR. Erfwarxl Meht. Brinii Rittcnhouse. Gerald Sanden ami Gary Ness. SKCOND ROW: Chris 1 .arson. Gavlon Hath. Merle Mcttler. Denny 1'ovzcr ami Daniel Schafer. HACK ROW: Richard Masse. Gary Woortlsury. I oniild Vost. I onaUI Isonseo and Lynn Sandness. FRONT ROW: la:ft to Right. Karen Roney. Joanne Stillwell. Kathy Glenn Van Knk. HACK ROW: Ronald Vlestcnz. Wayne Vagts. Gary Schultz. Joyce Walker and Cornice Warner. SKCOND ROW: Thomas Grove. Carroll Quam ami Ron Torgerson. Waehtler. Claudia Wurtelc. Arvadell Wetzel. Mary Jo Weber and 97 Freshmen FRONT ROW: ixft to Right. Margie Caulklns. Eileen Cink. Mary Ann Arnold. Caryl Derg. Ruth Bcnrud. SECOND ROW: Cary Bonness. Gary Boutlcttc. I-cc Adrian. Robert Conrad. Richard Anderson. BACK ROW: Thoroson Bussinger, I.uRay Asbenxon. Lynn Anderson. Wayne Brand and Jim Crooks. FRONT ROW: Left to Right. David BJorklund. Geraldine Coyle. Caron and Howard Anderson. BACK ROW: Charles Bogart. Richard Ronald Backhouse. Nancy Clark and Donald Alexander. SECOND Jacobson. James Converse. Lcland Docker ami Dennis Flala. ROW: Russel Dcvick. Larry Dclzcr. Wallace Bowers. Robert 98 Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Gayle Syvcrson, James llcmmcr, James Spcrlc. Frank Maas and Edwin Pesck. SECOND ROW: Bernard StcevcS. Melvin Krause. Lee Lehman, l can Ladd ami David Hansen. THIRD ROW: Myron Mathlcu, James Novak. Monte Luntlc. LeRoy Nater and Richard Peterson. FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Louise Pearson, Ruth Myers. Kathleen Rindy. Caroline Schumacher anti Betty Pronto. SECOND ROW: Richard McKccvcr, Ardys Ohm. Eileen Schutt. Sheryl Overboe and Bill Smart. THIRD ROW: Rodney Olson. Samuel Whitehead. Virgil Olson. Kent Rukke anti Robert Silseth. 99 Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Rebecca Paulson. Sharon Odeg«nl. Bruce I .arson. Joyce Sin her. Margery Tolling ham. SfcCOT D RG : Alfred Payee r. lx o Vetter. James Myhra. JamesKooyer.Gary l ee. r“'LSSrBiS?r Ue- Brte FRONT ROW: I .eft lo Right. Linda Miclkc. Patty McGovern. Kdith Rich. Jeanne Goerger. Sharon Malinski. SECOND ROW: Andrew I log ha ug. Harold K ocher. Claude Moos. Thomas MeConn. Gerald Maczkowlcz. BACK ROW: Duane llclmcr, David Mews, Allyn Klanun. Alvin lumber!. Dennis Kossan. too Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Glenn Fredcrlckson, Elaine Kreln. Luctllo Esllngcr. Pam Fuhrnun. Delos Ditch. SECOND ROW: Jon Docfctcr. Jeff llackcy. Roger Hummel, I.coGrossman. Dennis Kcrchcr. • RACK ROW: Richard Foley. Rodney Chcztk. Duane Field, Richard Fossen, Richard Eva ns on. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Rose German. Rita Hlnman. JoAnn Jordhelm. Peggy Hentz. Ruth Johnson. SECOND ROW: Gary Rooster. Arlaml Olerud. Sanford RondcStvcdl. James Delzcr. Ronald Hindi. HACK ROW: Lauren Frclss, Gary Gessner. Curtis llagorl, Jerome Richter. Charles Jacobs. Freshmen FRONT ROW: Loft to Right. Janice Rotenberger. Janet Thlmjon. Myron Prochnow. Susan Stlckney andGall Schlofolboln. SECOND ROW: Douglas Stiles. Karen Siegers. Hetty Stalker, Sharon Sheets and Roger Schultze. THIRD ROW: Roger Wilde. Gary Reams. John Thiel, Willard Steffen and Norman Sollld. FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Betty Klsgaard. Even Star man. Donna Armbnist. Gloria Elite. Ixxitse Anseth. Eleanor Barbot. Bertha Bachmeicr. Cathy Gasjierlln. Marlene Jaeger and Carol Johnson. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Kohler. Shirley Rutherford. Edith Wlrth. Arlene Narloch. Donna Ranger. Karon Huseth. I.yndls Sabourin. Deanna Mannie. Karen Olson. Sharon Mosolf. THIRD ROW: Rebecca I’aulson. Mary Jo Abentroth. Paulena Schepp. Anne Parent. Yvonne Bemdt. Ilellen Hylland, LcAnn Hcrk. Karen Snortland, Beverly Stow awl Judy Nygaard. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Swenson. Bernadette Johnson. Jean Hammer. Judy Renegar, Joan Kohoutek. Ca r men Ltndomann. JoAnn Jacobson. Linda Wheeler, Elizabeth Enstad and Marjorie Green. 102 Freshmen FRONT ROW: l-eft to Right. Dennis K. Johnson. Clifford Lctntus. Bud Kckstrom, James Haugen, Rodger Smith, Robert llolnes, Jeff Boucher. Ronald Wcinmann. Phillip Olson, Gary Spocrl, Gerald Dc Foe. SECOND ROW: Gordon Nelson, Tim 1-cncrU. Harry Ferguson, Donald Isaacson, Calvin Matlsheck, Rol crt Deck, D.ivid Iamdeon, Darwin Starck, David Fike, I-os Kreth, Garris Grover, Auto Body--Sec. 1. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Paul Eos tad. Gary llartze, Arnold Hlcb. Kenneth Littlefield, Gerald Knudson, Donald Bye, Richard Gcorgcson. SECOND ROW: Joel Wclsgram, George Lach, Dennis Mlndt, John Hollarn, Darrell Schroeder, Byron Beals. Robert Krause, Duane Thorstelnson. BACK ROW: Gary Walch. I.arry Rose, Ix ran I-arson, Gary Storbakken, Gerald Bourdeau, Richard Olson. FJarl Cunningham. David Molby, Building Construction Tec hnol ogv - - Sec. 2. • 03 Freshmen KKOST I!OW: I-eft lo Right. James Miller, Gary Selbcrg, Jerry llolweger, Duane Kramer. Richard Deters, Konald Garccau. SECOND ROW: Dennis Sandberg, Ardis Scherer. V illiam Sclwehr,Gary Pearson. igvald Larson, Gary Kvldcra. BACK ROW: Jerry MMstokke. Richard incll, Ronald Schwalk. Wayne Krlngcn. Kcrmtl Barker. Walter K)ar. FRONT ROW : Left to Right. Em in Tormaschy. Roland Miller, Jerome Miller. Larry Kempcl. James Sfcricn, Dennis Gade. Paul Rrcnnan, Curtis Erickson. SECOND ROW: Loren Robbins, Howard Christenson, Vernon Lasher. Steve Pirrone, Roger Biss. Alan Backlund. John Gjerdevig, tarry Johnson. Electronic l--Sec. 3. 104 Freshmen FRONT ROW: I.oft to Right, Gerhart Link, Dennis Kovarlk, Wllllnm Emerson, Gone Johnson. John llclnori, Richard Ellingson, Ricky Andersen. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Brennan, Dennis Sommer. Arnold Schick, Darrell Dettmann.Gary Schaefer, Mike Brunner, Joseph Rising, Duane Merles, Rodney Officer, George Martin. RACK ROW: Tom Wright. John ZIm, James Bowen, Allen BraUcI, Auto Mechanics— Sec. 6. FRONT ROW: left to Right, Keith Peterson. Merlin Ulthclscr, Gerald 7. err. Kenneth Christiansen. Glen Frey. James Schreiner, Da rot d Kirschman. SECOND ROW: Dainls l.icplns, LonnieSkeel. Earl Holmes, Bruce Ehlert, Arthur Salo, Robert Erickson, Vernon Praska, Roger Walsh, Cary Gerth, Ronald Tonneson, Edward Kuta, Robert Gardner, Electronics Technology—Sec. -4. 103 Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Robert Buttkc. Rowland Ccist. Marvin Gocttlc. Lyle Stotz, Kenneth Martin, Raymond Walker, Dennis Mel I and. Gerald May.SKCOND HOW: Harold llaldorson, Donald Dvorak. Raymond Kidoen, Jolin llilborn, Allen Gatzke. James Irons. Larry Brandvold. Raymond Dillerod. Wayne Wood, Arlan Nelson, Richard Ilodneiield. BACK ROW: Wayne Nelson, Francis Roney, James Burbldgc. Borncll Ricck, General Mechanics—Sec. 1. FRONT ROW: Ix-ft to Right, Bill Strand, Chandra Grimm, Lee Bach, Roger Joseph son, Prentiss Foster, Robert Day, Orville Ncsdahl, Richard Breitenbach. SECOND ROW: Robert Hcdlund. Andrew Mack. Marshall Christenson, Lyle Rott, Gordon Mogoon, Gene llarne, David Olson. Del Ray Johnson. BACK ROW: Jerry Kuril z, Anthony Krump, Bill Rtncrson, Daylc Johnson. Ronald Klcwin. Dwight Beglau. Art Civil Technology. Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right, David Stmloy, Jon Hcyerm.m, Norman Pedersen. Myron Oct . Sam Ferris. Larry Goetz, Richard Lee. Keith Podoll. SECOND ROW: Lyle Leshcnrsky. Donald Spicer, Steve Kroke, Keith Ilakanson. James Herold, Herbert Hill, Lowell I-upinek. Darrell McDaniel, Ralph Kaln, Clifford Quam, Elton llornscth, Gary llultin. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Wilmer Schwarz, Patrick Hughes. Clayton Schrader, Thomas WcMaby, Howard Nelson, Frank Prcsser, Gary Andersen, James Kavonlus. SECOND ROW: Orr In Derg. Jack Dinwoodic, Larry Haul, Larry Merrill. Gary Rcublsh. David Langum, Lawrence Wirtzfeld. Richard Paul. Donald Bucholz, Alan Mahrer. HACK ROW: Norman Nelson, Brian Butzlnff, Rick Lee. Michael IXichscherer, Rot crt SchlcrmctMcr, Auto Body—Sec. 2. 107 Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Dennis Parsley, Ivan llaakcnftOn, Jon Burgess, Bruce Murphy, Larry llerhranson. Norlan Bayer, Wilfred Novotny. I-ouls Hose. William W'lcksirorn and Harlan Warner.SECOND ROW: William W'lka, Nick Motsohenharher. Arvld Oho. Jim Stetnko. Cary Col I ego, Danny Johnson. Arnold Cclger, Cary Sax, Gerald Sweet and Thomas Borquam, Electrical Tech.--See. 1. FRONT HOW: I-eft to Right, Hill Schafer, Tom Maloney, Rodney Iverson, Dean Tonsfeldl, Merle Bakkegard, Arne Lobdcll, Ronald Nelson and William Jonghloed. Instructor. SECOND ROW: I .con Mlnrit, Edward Lindsay, Melvin Stai, Paul Althoff, Cordon Cornwell, Clyde Hischc. Mickey Hanson. Richard Bellquist, Dean Domsten, Arvln Swanson, Mark Kitsch. Douglas Kessclring andOrlvnn Johnson. THIRD ROW’: Don Guldlnger, Leslie Cart, Bruce Flint, Edward Miller, Gary Jotinson and Paul Slgurtlson. General Mechanics—See. 3. Freshmen FRONT ROW: I .eft to Right, James Sloan, Hill Cachne, Douglas Albcck, Marvin Mickclsoo, John Stcfonowicz Jr.. Carl Abcrlc, Den Young. Edward Kastner. Keith Mlckclson. SECOND ROW: Jim Hunger. Sloven lloveskeland, Duane Tollefson, Jim Mack, I-area Suekut. Paul Lawrcnco, James Schewe, David Hanson, Alvin Prlns, Jim I lovers ten, Cary Bakkon, Sheet Metal. FRONT ROW: Left to Right. LcRoy Zimmerman, Glen Helm, Gerald Schwarts, Gordon Lamb. Barry Anderson, Gary Fast, Gordon Miller, Richard Wnhus. Barton Guenther, David Knutson. SECOND ROW: Donald Schmil, Donald Link, James I.yng, Darvin Miller. Lurry Chase, John Oaradnik. Henry I oock. Rodney Kluvers, Dwayne Westra, Elroy Wlllason, Joel Sebastian, Gene McCrory, Dwight Arllen, Auto Mechanics Scc. 1. 109 Freshmen FRONT HOW: l.cfl to Right, Richard Taylor, Hodncy Laughlin. James Mirnncr. Joe Jacobs, Richard Wake ford, William Dotner, Leslie Anscth, SECOND HOW: Kenneth Ness, Stanley Murrey, George Fuller. Joe Wysoski. HACK HOW: Ernie Slomfnskc, Leo Flchtcr. Duane Capooch, Dave McCulloch, Eddie Pilloon, Leslie Manslrotn, Dan Du Hois, Myron Tande, Electrical Technology-.Sec. 2. FRONT HOW: Left to Right, Jon Pctcrka, Darwin Stadlcy. Doug Hanson. Don Kennedy. Dave Reynolds, Gary Dtctzler. SECOND ROW: Ray Stockcrt, Richard ilerrig, Bruce Morast. Myron Larson. Gary Scmcrad, llclmuth Fischer. Bob Bickel. BACK ROW; Wade Swenson, Lee Becker, David Giedt, Mike Sethney, Mike Ehlert, Dale laindqulst . Industrial Drafting—Sec. 2. t to Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right, David Coppln, Pal Burns, Doiuld Week. Andrew Wald. Roy Rudy, Ronald Lcrud, Melvin Docktcr.SECOND ROW: Rtchard Kupferschmidt. Milo Popp. George Moger. Donald McDaniel. Curtis Marchus. BACK ROW: Wallace Aannerud, Dennis Braaten, Kenneth Rudolph, Gene Martini, Dean Christensen. Randolph Klundt, Larry Carlson, Clay Pepllnskt, Jim Lawrence, Electronics Technology—Sec. 1. FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Donald Beck, Keith Skalet, Robert Knoff. Douglas Gkenger, Terry Pfaff, Kelley Hamilton. Dan Stahn. SECOND ROW: Franklin Krause, Floyd Ncys, Kenneth Goehrlng, William Johnson. Lynn Wolff. Larry Simonson. Richard Tronos. THIRD ROW: Warren Kasten, Eugene Lysen. James Baird. BACK ROW: Byron Rossow. Kenneth Klein, Dwight Telken. Ralph Storm. Thomas Berge Elton Frantsen, General Mechanics—Sec. 2. Freshmen FRONT ROW: 1-ell 10 Right, LcoSchllU.GoraldR.inum, David Walker. Donald Ranum, Kollh Hall. fooild8irtgc.SGCOKDROW:Robert (juim, l.cc Gellncr. Myron Aberle, Kenneth Marcottc, Joseph Robideau. Ilarlowe TJaden, Roger llanshcw. RACK HOW: Stanley Cornforth, Jerry Randolph. Dennis Klnslow, Rodney Paulson. I.eo Voigt. Ilarland Johnson, Jr., Dennis Newman, Norman Erickson, John Vaslehck, Electronics Technology--Sec. 2. FRONT ROW: I10 Right, Sheldon Throntvolt, Donald Bremer, Ervin Ktchhorn, Jerry Van Enk, Bob Anderson, l.arry McMcnamv. SECOND HOW: Dale Blom, Gene Rourassa, lowcll Hanson, Jerry Meyer, Urocc Bacon, Stephen Cox. William Marchand. RACK ROW: James Larson. Dennis McGrath. James Dyck. Darryl Johnson. Mclvh Eichhorn, Terrence Fox, Cordon Murdoff. Richard Waiders, Marvin Towbcrnun, Melvin Carson. Gary Mllbrath, Jerome Pullen, Rulldlng Construction Technology—Sec. 1. Freshmen FRONT HOW: I-oft to Right, Gordon Kitthcr, Jerome Fletschock, Dick l.lcth, Marhii Hagen, David Coynar. SECOND ItOW: Darrell Gonitxke, Jack Lnuckncr, James Tweten, Richard Wanness, Loren Tretberi. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Bcrgerson. Jooy Carpentler, Cordon Krueger. Joe Regan Michael Bcrtsch, Howard Thompson, Calvin Dickhaut. Lee W. Stevens, Alfred ManlkowsM. FOURTH ROW: Otuf t'gstad, James Kgediuscn, Raymond Edwards, Dayton l.arson. Gary McAfee, Tom Pearson, Plumbing. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Gary Satran, Dewey lluriek, Wesley Hansen, Nell Mvhrc. Jerry HoRiczcr, David I-orenz, Curt Mohs, Jim Shabel. David Barth. SECOND ROW: Jim Chrlstl, Wally Hicks. Warren llelgeson, Donald Koosmann, Rodney Gabrlclson. Jerry Peterson, Richard Becker, Ronnie Johnson. Printing—Sec. 2. ns Freshmen FRONT HOW: I-eft to Right, I.altuo Cook, Gerald Schwelch, David Sender, Kenneth Marcuson. Edward Hastings, Clarence Sundlle. Albert Lesncr, Donald Bakkcn. SECOND HOW: Shelly Steinhaus. William Puetz, Hlcliard Robertson, John l.oo. Jack Rasmussen, Douglas Sundlto. Jantes K. Marquette. l.con Cclinske, Jcrrv Andel. MDTA Sheet Metal. KKONT ROW: Left to Right, Dennis Stormoc. Vernon Ooumeau. Rodney Grantham. Rodney Huffman. Dale Gudorjahn, Meredith Rloedcl. SECOND ROW: Julius Wanner, Gary Carlson. Ronald Smith, Brian Gripentrog. Marvin Vickcrman. Delmer Rehak, Gary Newton. Kenneth Sundby. THIRD ROW': William Hohcnstern, Edmund Godlevskv, Donald Slnness, Marlowe Olson. Gerald Pfeifer. Thomas llardwlg, Printing— See. 1. 1 14 Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Ernest Dufault. Michael Wilson. Marilyn Keller. Robert Blumhagcn. Donald 1-agas. Willard Andrlst. SECOND ROW: Larry Sutter, Samuel Moorhead. Dcllcs Solborg. Lloyd Nygaard. Jerry Peterson. Gary Dlctzler. RACK ROW: Keith Ellcfson. Gary llexom. Warren Skislad, Cary Reeve. Rotiert Korlnek. John Mcxehkc, Darrel Benson. Allen Mltzcl. David Glcdt. Rotiert llagcrt. Industrial Drafting—See. 1. FRONT ROW: Left to Right. David Muhs. JamesTharaklson. Emmett Schomack. Marvin Thurn. SECOND ROW: David Stillman. Steven Raker. Bruce Busch. John Motz. Charles Mulct. Electronic Drafting. 119 ■ Freshmen FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Terry Ktntr.l, Lyle Olson. Larry lllrsclikom. Roger Focklcr, Jon Nchrlng, James Ausoy. Robort Reimann, Dennis liraaten, Gene Bloom anil Arthur Soldier. SECOND ROW: Richard Tieszcii, Oscar Miller, Terry Wagner, Jerry Lehman. Wavnc Olson. Robert Motived!, tarry Swenson, Clarenee Musi and, Wayne Aslcscn, Darrell Seas, Ralph Dauder, Gary Thuen, Ronald Fetzer and Clifford Sclunldt, Auto Mechanics--Sec. 5. FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Alfons Allmaras, Gary Carlson. Donald Hagen. Theodor© llegseth. Terrance Pettit, Robert Olafson. Duane Hawk. Johnnie Capp, John Simon, Dennis 1-und. Eldon Huethcr. Aldcn Piettla and Douglas Stokes. SECOND ROW: I .eland llertseh, Edward Fried!. Eldon Allmaras, Stephen Carlson. George Heller, Walter Fichtenbcrg. Robert Boyce, James Lyons, Carstcn Lerdahl, Dennis Sormula and Robert Murdock. General Mechanics—Sec. 4. n$ Freshmen FRONT HOW: left to Right, David Woodward, David Gates, Terry McDermott, Robert McKinnon, Jerome Kohtn. Kucbcn Pastlan, Kenny Dlllman. Kenneth Mautx. SECOND ROW: Roy Rutherford. Paul Klokstad, Gonkm Holmes, Tom Itutlon, Ronald Dullum, Terry Rodman, Kenneth Olson, Donald Vlcstenz. HACK ROW: Glen Sloltz. Jon IllnUe, John Monson. Roger It oh no. Machine Shop ami Welding. FRONT ROW: I .eft to Right, Patrick Glcnnon, Dennis Cuttormson, l.ylc Smith. Dean Malrs, Dale Converse. Reuben Ntes, Eugene Vtk. SECOND ROW: Benjamin Knud son. Darrell Bittner. Harvey Campbell. David la nskl, Dennis Lobdcll, Larry Jacobs, Gerald Grosz, Ervin Kallstrom, Michael Berg. BACK ROW: Gary Wahl,Tommy Dahlslrom. Clayton Motl, Larry Chlotll, Gaylon Aronson, David Grant, Itlchard Hanson, Craig Lease, Walter Myers, Auto Mechanics—Sec. 3. Freshmen l.KI'T TO RIGHT: Lester KUinyson. Jr.. Harlan Paul. Paul Gall, Robert Schorr, Gary l.esmoister. John Adams, Dennis Daly, Arncl Hanson, Fred Peck, Dale Mastin, Dennis Goodman. Loren Pekas, Auto Mechanics—Sec. 4. I IB LEFT TO KIGIIT: Stanley Armor, Jim Knudsen, Gene Weixcl, Fred Hallcnsky, Daniel Bailey.Jerrol llarner. William Biwer,Marvin Poller, Gary Woltcrs. I.orcn Nielsen, Jay Rutherford, Gary McGinnity, Auto Mechanics—Sec. I. Freshmen LEFT TO MIGHT: Charles Hou, Claude Baumann, Calvin Helm, Alan Sjpolhnug, Gcorjrc Matlingor. Oswald Tanilo, James Fischer. Robert Duchcncaux, Adrian Morltx, Orlln Murlc, Clifford Smith, Stanley Dockter, Gerald Trnnxtrom, Auto Mechanics—Sec. 2. no LEFT TO MIGHT: Robert Gary, Keith Nudcll, Lynn I.upinck. Steve Carter, Delaine Merkel. Merle Nordstrom, Kenneth Ftlterer, Alvin Peterson. Darryl Severtsoo, Harold Pedersen, Harold Thors on. Auto Mcchanlcs—Sec. 2. Queen Karen 122 124 Administration Leading the Parade The Homecoming Queen The Homecoming Parade ,.n..rV . J nunc DOW QUARTER : • • . . VISITOR TQ-GO i ft The Itoyalty at the Game The SSS Band During Half Time Campaigning . . . What arc you guys up to? Mow is the air up there? 126 Junior College Civil Technology Club The Western Dance Now Hoys! Do You Need All Those Girls? Circle K Queen of «hc Golilcn West 130 Dullness Club Let's Dance Pedro Auto Body Club Can We Square Dance? Data Processing Club Al, This is suppose to be a Western Dance. 13« Architectural Drafters Club The Mardi Gras Telegrams Here Newman Club Anybody for Darts? Bingo! 132 i ■ Gamma Delta Club Dancing at the Mardl Gra Practical Nursing Auto Mechanics Club Taking a Break Everybody's Watching The Tho Caravan Cowboys. . . 134 FRONT ROW: Lett to Right. Virginia Kurtz. Joyce Staber. Nancy ROW: Dick Gunness. Curtis Knekmnn. Keith Mickolson, Terry Clark. Laurie Johnson. Kay Keech ami Corrine Wollltz. SECOND Larson. Vincent McLaren. Dave Mews anil Loren Pekas. Western Square Dancing Wesley Fellowship FRONT ROW: I.eft to Right, Robert Anderson, Arlcn Booth. Ronald Beaton, Cordon Holmes and Jerry William . BACK ROW: Joanne Stillwell. Eunice Brock, Pat Bowen, l.lmla Klcnonlwrgcr, Karen Siegers. Susan Holme . Hetty Stalker, Ruth Ehrlc and Ruth Mt Roberts. Lutheran Student Association FRONT ROW: Left to Right. Elizabeth Carney, Sharon Odegaard, Kathy Rlndy, Geraldine Jordet. Joanne Jordhclm. Sandy Holland . Myrna Olson. Helen Berger. Sheryl Ovcrboe and Sandra Zlck. SECOND ROW:Ruth Bcnrud.Sharon Heath. Mae Wolf, Diane Gunderson, Virginia Kurtz, Louise Pearson. Diana Dick. Connie Bork. Carol Otto. Judy Olson. Linda Mlclkc. Sylvia Zlck, Mary Wall, Marly Wray and Marcelenc Hanson. BACK ROW: James Kavonius. Kent Rukke. Larry Rosenow, Curtis Olson, Arthur Salo, Cary I-ee, Mile Quern. David Mews and Harley Jones. 137 FRONT HOW: I .eft to Right, Il.trlcy Jones. Fred Vlllaumc. Keith Anderson, John York. Daniel Hceek and Mvron Mathleu. SECOND HOW: Hrucc RMh� «ll. Ix-o Ulimin, Sanford Kondcstvcdt, Vince „ «... third ROW: Paul Klokstad. McLaren. Robert Lone and Larry Roacnw,.ti Klrchoffncr and Carroll Quam. Cary Rocsler. Jame Delrcr. Ralph Foglcy. Gamma Delta FRONT HOW; T-oft to Right. Joanne Stoitenovr, Corrlnc Woilttz, Ardys Ohm. Clara Jean Schimmclpfcnnie and Carrol Mesehkc. SECOND ROW: Dale Stoltcnow, Arnold Schick. Larry Kompcl,George Martin and Roger Schuluc. THIRD ROW: Can- Pleske. Wayne Brand, W illiam Hohcnstcrn. Charles Stoltenow and Willard Steffen. Circle K Sacajawea Club FRONT ROW: Ull to Right. Helen Berger. MargieCaulklns, Kathy Itindy, JoAnn Jordhcim. Patricia Bucklin. Samira Hollands, Myrna Olson, Caroline Schumacher, Kathy Yagglc, Judy Cossette. and Sylvia Solhcl. SECOND HOW: Virginia Kurtz, Anita Thurmer, Jean ' aliell, Sharon Johnston, Ruth Johnson, Carol Ncuschwaroler. Arvadoll Wet .ell. Susan Holmes, Marilyn Keller. Mars’ Or ringer. Jackie Gultormson, lanilse Pearson, ami Sharon Sheets. TIIIKI) HOW: Patricia Morris, Charlene Szcxur. Nancy Clark. Corrlne Wollilz. Mavis Gordon. Patricia Houen, Limb Mlelke, Hetty Stalker. Carol Otto. Ruth McHobcrts. Peggy llcntz, Ruth Hcnrutl, ami Jane Greely. Newman Club FRONT ROW: Loft to Right. Bcrnadine Morscttc. Patty McGovern, Karen Roney. Rose German, Ccraldinc Coyle. LoutscO’llara. Ihitrtcla Hucklln. Judy Cossette, Marilyn Keller, Mary Gcringer, KathvSchultz and Jeanne Gocrger. SECOND ROW: GeraldSeykora. Richard Dicmcrt. Dennis Springer, Melvin Hertz, Benjamin Young. Raymond Stoekert, Caroline Schumacher, Sharon Mai Inski, Joyce O'Connell, I-aura Donohue, Charlene Szczur, Patricia Morris, Sharon Johnson. Jean Zabclt, Dennis Klala, John Sumllle, Harold Kochcr, l-co Grossman, Cary Bouttcttc and Ronald Weinmann. HACK HOW: Ernest IXifauIt, Charles Lewis Jr.. Clifford Schmidt, Arnold Korynla, Leo Flchlor. Thomas llardwig, Randal Ifutzenreuter, Cletus Muggll, Kdmuml Godlevsky, Bruce Bacon. Donald Isensce. William Schwchr, l-orcn Pekas, James Hunger, Roger Hummel :in l Gerald Maczkowicz. 13 Practical Nursing FIRST HOW: I.oft to Right. Marsha Arvln. Helen Perkins. Shirley Kutsehinskc anil J’atline Ln verdure. SECOND ROW: Hetty Rage. Shirley Shillings. Donna Jones, and Mary Holm. THIRD ROW: Richard Diemert. Charles Lewis. Jr.. Jutll Lyon and Robert Graf. MDTA Nursing. Machine Shop 140 LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Sommer. Francis Hobson and Arlan Dawson.--Blind Students. State School of Science Chorus Girls Trio Mario, Sheryl ami Lis Say Girls, Over Mere The Pop Hand Sin Us A SonR Little Chilly Hoys? School Again Tomorrow Hunting For Someone? Let's Make That Shot All Is Fair In Love anti War 144 Smile You're On Candid Camera Who sai l we mixed water and Ink? Anybody Kor lee Cream? The Lone and the Short o! It! The Beatles Agawasie Day r Everybody's Ealing Harlx-quc Hare. Medium or Well Done Don't Kush Us! . Scientist Student editor den Clayton gets a story from James A. Horton about tlio visual aids equipment won by the school from Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company. I.ook Out Below! Kdltor: Larry Borgd State School of Science: A History Dakota Territory was admitted into the Union as two separate states in 1889, each with its own constitution and separate government. The constitution for North Dakota provided that a scientific school be created and located at Wahpoton. Fourteen years later, the doors of the North Dakota State School of Science opened for their classes. The legislative act of 1903 which actually established the school defined the functions of the school as a Junior college of applied science. The campus had been jxirchascd from the Red River Valley University which had been established in Wahpeton in 1890 and which operated here for several years lx?fore moving to Grand Forks as Wesley College. Historic Old Main, landmark of the valley plains, was constructed by these zealous Methodists for their University. The Science School campus has now'grown to include more than eighteen large buildings scattered over a 125 acre campus. Like most schools the State School of Science underwent years of growing pains. As originally constituted the school consisted of a Junior college and a high school or preparatory school. Actually the junior college is one of the oldest in America. Rut a junior college and high school curriculum were not enough to attract even a hundred students. In the face of proposals to close the school for lack of students, the Hoard of Administration detailed Dean KarleJ. Babcock of the School of Mines at he University of North Dakota to conduct a survey and make a rc|X rt as to what should lx? done with the Science School. The results of this survey, known as the Babcock Plan were very enthusiastically endorsed by the Board in July 1922. The plan conforming to and strengthening the original intention of the legislature and of the Constitutional Convention, divided the institution into three schools; the Junior College, the Business School, and the Trade and Technical School. The high school division was discontinued. All trades and technical training in the state was centralized in one school, a method that has proved very satisfactory in a state where agriculture is the prime industry. Under this plan the school supplies skilled workers who have successful careers by serving the technical needs of communities throughout the state. Organization The North Dakota State School of Science in order to carry out its philosophy of education has four interacting divisions; the trade school, the technical school, the business school and the junior college. This interaction means that these divisions combine to offer certain courses on a cooperative basis. The trade and the technical divisions, the school's largest divisions, specialize in two year terminal courses in areas where there is usually brisk demand for graduates. They also offer several special short term courses for specialized Instruction. The Junior college division enrolls students in two year liberal arts, engineering and pre-professional curriculums. the credits of which arc acceptable by senior colleges and universities toward a baccalaureate degree. From the start, the chief appeal of the Science School was to high school graduates and although graduation from high school is not required for entrance into the trade, the technical, or the business schools, over ninety jx?r cent of the annual enrollment of more than 1700 students arc high school graduates. The minimum age for any course is seventeen; the average age is near twenty-one. Students in all four divisions arc eligible to participate in all extracurricular activities. 'Tl Jf. r ' JjuJlV. Student Index Aaancrtad. Will A................,U Voltaire. KT I Atontruth. Mary J............... Climating . PN I •Verio. Ctrl ................... 7mIm SM I Aberle. Myron 3....................“ Fargo. ET I .. Abernathy. David ................ Mu X. Itcf. J Ail iii. David I................. Fargo. KT 2 ... Adams. Johx G......................“ Moorhead. Minn.. AMI .. Ailrun. lee J.......................7 BMML OP I Alfteld. Larry K. Brcc enrl Ee. Minn.. B I Alsenhrey. Michael V Newtown. II I Aker Richard II. ................ Wahprten. IA 2 AIM. DM! ....................... Hurl Ihm. Minn , Ml I Atcxanler. Donald J.............. M� Oln. I -Eag I Alcxawitcr. Gerald .............. Martin. ET 6 Allmar.aa. Alteon ..............“ New Rockford. CM I .... Allmara . Eldon J...............11 X« Hack.Ion). CM I ... Alihan, Pawl .....................1 • G« 1 43 Arlan ................. Unplon. DM 2 Amundson. William ............... Moorhead. Mirra.. KT 2 ... ArsVI. OraM .................... Ilrevkcorbsgo. Mink SM 1 Atslel. airtry J. Hrocfcenrldge. Mima l S ... AnVriM. Clr) .................... Bowman. AO 1 • Aislerson. Barry ft’............. Lite Its IIIc. AM I ,, Ardcraon. Curtis ................ IVyndmorc. IB I 42 Anderson. Derails It, ........... Oran. I Fork . Cl jj Anderson. Gary A................. Wheaton. Mum.. AM J «, Andrraon. Howard ................ Verwdalr. Minn.. I“-Ka • Ankrua. lanra It. Mllnor. P-Co® 2 „ ,3« Ankruo. Krill ................ Fctahoroc. Minn. I Eng - Amlrrson. I.eltoy A............... Michigan. CT 2 Arvlrrson. Lorca J. ChrlallM-. IM-� w I Andrrwoit. Lynn ............. ■ II reckc ridge. Minn . BA I AmWnoca. IVder A.................. WahpOtOn. P C«cn 2 Anderson. Klchanl A............... Fanco. DP 1 0J ArsVrson. Ricky ................... A-S-iSiv..................... • ”’ AlrnWn. S.D.. OCT I Aislrreon. Vernon L.............. Kmeradx Ilo!. 2 -. Andros. Aril J................. llaiclton. P-Com 2 ... And rial, Willard .................. Crosby. ID I Anscth. I callr K. Nnoraan. C 1 ... A it Mil.. Louise It............,u Nconan. PN I Arc hi old. Pesnla ................ Enter)In. AM 2 Arllen. Dwight A. . ............. IVWn. AM I A rover. Manley A................ u' Cogswell AM I Arnold. Mary A.....................' PalrmoanC B I A rot mmx Gaylan ................11 ‘ llalaUd. Minn.. AM I Arth. Lawrence E. I Idgerwtwt. l. I Artha. Maraha L....................10 Meat Fargo. PN 2 , LnKay A. ...•••• • ” Fletcher. S.D.. P-E I A ah. Larry A............. Cadet-wood DM 2 Atheism. R mey K.......... Coopcrslown. M 2 Aaleaen, Wayne K......... Cooaatock. Minn . AM I Aocy. James 3............ KgeUnd. AM I Amro. Arthur J.. Jr. . . . . Wahpeten. P«M 2 WoK loinl. Man I.. CT 1 llaehareler, Berthi M. . . . Minot. PN I Backltnd. Alan M............ Alo.sn.Vr. Minn.. KT I Bacon. Brace II............. Minor. IICT I Bailey. Dasarl II............ Sulk . AM I llalley, Met A............... HocUonl. III.. l -Com 2 llalrtl. Janet I............. 1-arg.v . CM I Baker, Steven A.............. Michigan. ED I RaUcgard. Merle D............. Fullerton. CM I flatten. Donald A............ Vein. SM I Hakl.cn. Carry H.............. Knox. AM 2 liakkra. Cary M.............. Oil look. Mont.. SM I lukken. Mt rtr A.............. Velea. ! • Eng 2 MW, Richard J................. Gicndlvr. Moil.. SM 2 llalkntVy. Fro).............. Alsrtoni. AM I llaaltK Marie K.............. Mllnor. II 2 Itarhot. Eleanor A........... Rotctlr. I N I Barker, hermit H............. Boiemt.. Moot.. F. I Barmens. CXts P............... Martsack. Minn., BCT 2 Barth. David L. .............. Biuoarvk. | I Ballrlck. KcuM B............. Des Moines. loan. BCT 2 Bawkr. HaljA II.............. Scotlaral. S.D.. AM I Baumann. Clatato «•........... WUhek. AM 1 I layer. Norton J............ Carnwa. E I B«ala. Byrea E................ For.yth. Mont.. BCT 1 IV-aton. Ronald I............. Craasl Fork.. BCT 2 ID................ e. CM I Berber, lev S. Caa alter. ID I Becker. Itlchard I............. Mohall. P I lledl. Satjuul S............. Calcutta. India. Itef. 2 Brglau. Dwight K............... Alfred. CT I Bell. Cary W................. Mince, ET 2 BelkpM. Ilichard K............. Cathay. CM I Ben Bail, Ruth D............� � . Mllnor. B 1 Benson. IXtrrel C............. that look. Mont.. ID I Beating. Duane II. ............ Clifford. BCT 2 IV rg. Alfred II............... Watford City. I-V 2 Berg. Burton D. . ............. Galchatt. L.V 2 Berg. Caryl J................. Cavalier. B I lierg. Michael A............... William . AM I Derg. Mllten F................. UDfrtos. P-Com 2 Berg. Orrla E.................. Max. All I Derg. Tuva..................... Mattrloa. B 2 IVrge. Thwxaa.................. Dairy. CM 1 Berger. IVIen J. ... 34. 44. 137. 139 Bralrel. Alloa J U’jhpr , P-l 3 2 Hrtan. AM 1 , ne Willow Clly. PI. 1 Itorgcl. Larry A Regan. KT 2 llretleton. ItFert E. . ne Tuttle Lake. P 2 florgnxin. Roll In U lirerkenrlAgc. Mfcsix. P-Dro I BroilentacK IUcK.rd P. 104 Ada. Mirth. P 2 BenuS. Kenneth C Etexxiha. Mich.. CT 1 AntrroofC. ET 2 Remit. Yvonne 1 Alert Von. S.D.. BCT 1 Brennan. Pawl E . i« ttahjelon. PN 1 Ikniutrt, TVntt F. MeVBIe. ET 1 Brennan, ll-rtald C 102 Gran) Fork.. E 1 Bertie!.. 1 eland T Illll. ort . AM 1 Break.-. Tod J 101 Rolto. CM 1 BertscK Michael C Weluter. S.D.. DM 2 Brock, Eunice 1 . 139 Kramer. 1 1. 1 Ileyer. Curtl. D 13. :e Tower City. Ii 2 Iiror. Holland G. ■is 1 Durrs'. SM 2 Beienck. James T. Wagner. MSW BrunkAoral. lami.-n J. . . Wahjetort. JCS 1 | -Ed 2 Jameatowa. ID 2 lllckel. Bof C. New Salem. ID 1 Bln , iv-gcr W . . 101 Minot. AM 1 Bniullus. Jarvl C. Fargo. PN 2 Bnitellu . Jutiith M. . 10 Elbow Lake. Minn.. ET 1 Bittner. Darrell D . . ii: Fargo. PN 2 111 Lehr. AM 1 Blwer. William J Perth. AII1 Bucholr. Norene E r rr . am i Carr Iso , n 2 l.ltc+nrftlle. I 2 Greeter. AM 2 lllllsloro, Joura 1 Ilyymioo, Julia C. Uakprtw. B 1 Bscklte. Patricia A Ml lion. j BreekcwrVVe. II 2 lit Fargo. I 1 niom. Dale T Bismarck. DM 2 Butoker. Ilanltll . 31 Ugalle. BCT 1 Bloom. Cere E KkhVr. S.O., I1- Eng I lturt«fcc. James C Itywkr. AM 1 GM 1 lot Mina. S.D., AB 2 Blumhagea. llots.-rt E Velva. C l Bunts. Ikatrtek F Ahinxar. ID 1 Boelke. Paul E. Boatman. ET 1 Herr. Manta R. 113 llaaiLvsc . CM 1 lioetlger. Clirvncv E. Lehr. ITT 2 1 loach. Bruce W. 42 Hamilton. I 2 IVWirl. Charlr 1 Barney. CD 1 Bush. Edhvard l lie Mllror. II 1 Bollinger. Dennla A New llockford, AB 2 RushoM. Audrey J 119 Xcelnnd. AM 2 Bonnets, Cary A Mllnor, n 2 But singer. Thorrwn J. . . . 32. � MlrwM. DP 1 42. 121 'n k,r. M«f.. DP 1 KM 1. S.i „ 1MTT 2 U .CM 1 C«opcrtlo«ii. H 2 St. James. Mlro.. AB 1 Fargo. ET 2 Fargo. IICT 1 113 Fargo. KT 2 Itotrer. William C. Puck. ET 1 BcKhcr. Jeffery C Wendell. Mian.. ID 2 C Camjt.-ll, Harvey J Thorne. AII 1 McIntosh. S.B., AM 1 ioe Holla. BCT 1 Ilourtleau. Gerald J Clna Ellyn. III.. KT 2 Cajcuch. Daanr II. Srm Ik WorkJ. IICT 1 Plsek. i: 1 Kent. Mini.. LA 1 CM 1 Ryder. AM 1 Cro b . DM 2 iwiiuk. m;«c i Rotla. CM 1 42 Sidney. Muni.. CM 1 Boyko. LaVcrne D. Mil war. IU 1 Carlson. Ciyto M 3e Huao. AB 2 Braaten. farrala U DooctrailL i ct 2 Carlson. Keith A . . . 3t 3C Portion). AM 1 Braaten. Derm. W. C-aletmtt. Ut 2 Carlsoe. Larry K. . � Klmlred. KT 1 Bragrt. Darryl W Mam tford. KT-1 Carlson, Stephen P. ii: Grafton. BCT 2 Brakcl. John E Fergus Falla. Mian,. CM 1 Carlson. WilHim P. a Burd.flcld. ET 2 Brats). Wayne U Ifham. CT 1 Carney. Ellriteih A if: 132 io: W ahjetOfl. P-l-ig 1 Brarster. Bcolta C. W'ahjeton, P-IM 2 y Caron. Kolert W . .• hi Zeeland. PN 2 DHro4l UU� . MtrA. P-Knf 1 Bottineau. CM 1 D rt4l. PI. i Minot. ID 2 Dlcktason. BCT « C� rt. Leslto K......................I0 Kmmirt. CM I Cl r«r. SlC|aScn 11..................119 Fergus ran . Minn., am i Caapera. Wilbur It .............� 2. 36 Wahpctoa. ! -Com 2 Caulktas. Hll(le J..............9S. 139 Fslrmou . HK I Ctynar. Uavld T..................11J Anqpnt II 1 Cbir. Ijm D......................I� Wahpctoa. AM I Chealk. Rodney D.................101 Wahpctcn. P-K« 1 CVaik. Roger R. Wahpeton. LA I CMoML taarrcnee E............112 Sanitcoulce. IIM.. AM 1 OirUIcntcn. D«a C................Ill Mimes a-ikan. ET I Christcnacn. Robert G. Battle Lake. Mllto. l.A I Chrlalcnaon. Gregory A...............13 Grand Forts. Rot 2 Christenson. Hwnrd J..........‘. 101 limson. Mint. . KT I Chrlsicn.on. Marshall X............IP) Hettinger. CT I Chrlatunaen. Kccncth A.............1P5 Williams. Minn. KT I Chrlstl. Janies F..................113 Fargo. P 1 ChriUo;ftcr� on. Unis C...............31 lllstee. II 2 Clnk. ElWn..........................M Minim. II I CUrt. Lott A.........................31 Campbell. Minn. III CUrt. Nancy A................99. 139 I let I logo r. l.A I Clayttas. Glen 0................33. 66 Cranl Fort . P 2 Cobb. Sheryl K.......................43 Brc kcfir dgc. Minn,. BCT 2 Coffey. Jerry X..................... 43 Wahpctoa. OCT 2 Coggon. Darrell K............... . ft Ear I more. AM 2 Codecs. Cary E...................10 Kanaor.1, K I Conrad. Robert J.....................91 Eric. BA I Cornsrac. Dale W.................II Aufuila. MOM.. AM I Conaerse. James C....................9� Arlington. S.D.. II1 Coot. Eileen F.......................31 Carrington. H 1 Coot. I a Hoc 1..................114 flrcckrnn.Ve. Mir .. SM I Cefgln. Daald H..................Ill Fargo. ET 1 Comforts. Stanley W,.............112 Walcrlo . S.D.. ET 1 Corner!!. Cordm L................I O' Scobsy. Mom.. CM I Corot her.. Mark S. Clear Late. S.D.. ET 2 Cossette. July E.................31.139 lireetcnrHlge. Minn.. II 2 Couch. Thomas J......................43 East Grand Fort.. Minn.. IICT 2 Cox. Howard S.......................112 Oahoa. JlCT I Coyle. Geraldine A...............93.139 Aberdeen. S.! .. II I Crauford. Michael J..................43 Fargo. ET 2 Croats. lurry J......................93 IlsfiUmon. P Ed 1 Crota. Dirtd M...................... 43 Websttr. S.D.. ET 2 Cummins. Nool V......................S3 WHmor. S.D.. All 2 Cured ogham. Eirl W.................103 LOMford. BCT 1 Cicrt. Oonavos A.....................SI Cbaaclcy. I M 2 D OiM. Duane A.........................43 Morrla. Minn. CT 2 Dablatrom, Thomas L.................It? Crandln. AM I Daly. Dennis It ................... IIS Ikugtaton. S.D., AM I Datlelscn. Lee lt ...................43 Fargo. K 2 Danielson. Lyle R....................31 Fargo. AM 2 Davenport. Donilil C. Ilenlywood. Mom.. E i Dacld. Cary II.......................9i Cone MO. !� . Ed I Davit. John It................... Wah|K«n. r-n ' IMwaoe. Arl.ar J J. Oea Molnea. km . ls 1 IK Day. Robert ..................... Ilenry. S.U.. CT I Deal. Larry A. Heart. It. Ed I gj Deck. Alfred .................... Hartey. ET 2 1M Deck. Robert A.............. ’ lUmy. AB I « Oerter. Irtaa.1 .....................r Milner. H 1 v Oerter. Shells ....................r’ MHner. H 1 ){0 Defoe. Gerald A.................. tVatSard CHy. AB I Oelrer. James .............. tVabjelon. P-Eng. I Oelrer. Larry ................... WsfcpcIOn. P-Eng. I Ddlmann. Darrell J............... JuiImo, AMI „ Oct let. It� «l ............... • • • r Hreckenrlitsc. Minn.. P-Erg I Detoc. Donald K. Kindred. F-Kd 2 DeVries, fine E. Wahpelon. I.A 2 . Diet. Dlani ...................96- ,JF Erglovile. SA t Diet. Kuril A. Eaglevale. Il I Diet. Lynn A. Liston, n I Dlclhaut. Calais ...................“ Wahpeto . FI ... .,o Diemen. Richard A................ I-.o Fargo. PK I Weir. Fail .......................... Wahpeton. Il 2 Dlctalor. Cary ................... 11 Milner. ID 1 linger. Joaejb .................. Hltmiret. E 2 Otlterud. Raymond A................1PS lladfccfcOM I MM11, Dill man. Kcnu-ih J............... 11 • SelfrWge. MSW | Dtswoodtr. Jack A..................IO- NS To . All I Ditch. Delo ......................,01 Oakes. DP I Dittos. Junto A......................u Fjrforlln. ET 2 Dodder. Jonathan................... ° McCluaky. DP 1 Doekler. Melvin ....................HI Llnloo. ET 1 Doekler. flay I................... 43 Barnhill. E 2 Doekter. Stanley ..................•«� Aahley. AM I Ilomvlen. Dean I.................. tOA Coulee. GM I Oonahae. Laura M...............31. 139 I Skin. H 2 Douglas. II. Grtg Devil Lake. MSW I Drcnncn. Clyde C. Coganell. AM I Drown. Dick G........................W Fargo. P 2 Drown. Irene K......................31 Flaky. Il 2 Du Sola, Daniel J. l-ankto. B I DucVneaus. Robert C................119 Aberdeen. S.D.. AM I Ouchtcherer. 3rtn M. Balfour. AM I Duchtrterer. Michael T.............10: Velva. AD I Dufault. Emcat M..............IIS. 139 Argyte. Mu«.. ID l Dultum. Ronald It..................112 Appam. MSW 1 Durlck. Thomas p............•. . . SI Clear Late. S.D.. P 2 Duvtory. Jerald w...................SI Wcanlngton. S.D., AM 2 Dvorak. Donald R...................106 Warren. Mtaa.. CM l D et. Janes K......................112 tvoif Point Mom., bct i Dye. Ervin D...................51, 19 Ellerutole. DM 2 B Ebtl. Dale E........................36 Itanklnlon. P-IM 2 Eberle. Mike p. ....................si Hague. SM 2 Eckert. Glenn M........................ Ayr. I -Mel 2 Eckstrom. HoJ C.....................|03 Etmorsl. All 1 EdsarO . Lyle W. ....................jo Adrian. F-Com 2 Ednard . Itaymmd l„.................113 Holla. PI I EgiNhalcen. Jame K.................113 Grand Fort . 11 I KgerUrom. linin' H...................si Mirdsek. Minn.. AM 2 Dlrrl. Ilruce II....................|05 Kent. Minn.. KT I KMert. Mlrhael V. Kew. Minn.. ID I KlUnan. Donald I....................... June 10 11. ID 2 Ehnert. Curtis A. ltrtnama.Sc, K I Ehrle. 10,rk L..................9«. 1ST MHnor. It I K Shorn. Ervin J....................11; IVahpcIon. BCT 1 Etehhom.Mr-.vinF....................|| Mallei on. BCT 1 EMC. Gloria J.......................102 Clifford. FS 1 EMora. lUynxnd S....................106 McHenry. CM 1 Elijah. JoilHh A.................... 31 l.tkton. II 2 E Kef non. Keith A..................l|3 Wlllltton. II) 1 Filingwm. tester M..................118 llrlsamade. AM I Filing Oft. IUeh.nl M...............IOC AiUm . AM I Krnde. Ilon.M E.......................31 llinklrtaon. I A 2 Emerson. WHII.im J................|or. SI tool. AM I Engelhard). Roger J.............14, 21 Ijnuteh. S.ll„ BCT 2 EnSUd. Elliabtth SI................ 102 Ar ill . PN I Enalad. Onkll J..................... SI Arrtll . AM 2 Enatad. Paul A......................103 llerdywood. Meat.. IICT I Ereth. lealte F. ...................103 Scotey. Mom.. All 1 Erickson. CurtlsO...................lot Moorhead. Minn.. ET 1 Erickson. Dennis It..................SI Cartwright. DM 2 Erick w . Donn C.....................36 Larlnore. IvCom, 2 Ericksca. Norma R..................112 UV-illmd. ET I Frlrksee. Robert X..................I0S Rope. ET I Estlngrr. Lucille...................101 Elgin, II 1 Evantoo. Rlehird E..................101 Forman. l -� ;ng I Kveraon. R1!;A T.....................34 SViWm. SM 2 Eversoe. Ronald E...............31. 22 Granville. R 2 Exaer, Holer! J............ 54. 23. 93 Jjnentouti. A M 2 F Fast, Gary D.........................HO Frarer. Mont. AM 1 Feglry. IlilrJi A.......... 44. 62. 13 Berlhold, CT 2 Felcicrt. RouM L. ...................St A herder a. S.D., P 2 Fetal. George K. Selfndcc. CM I Fcllixg, Mkhael A.................S4.2S Sa Centre. Minn.. F 2 Ferguson. Barry 1...................103 BordiUe. AB 1 Ferris. Samuel C....................102 Holla, lief. 1 Foucr. Melvin C......................54 Anamoosc. DM 2 Fetter. Ronald W....................116 Coleharlnr. AM I ITala. Oersda M..................98.139 Crete. OP I Flrtlenlerg. Walter W................IK Alevmder. CM I Flrtler. Ixe........................139 Dlektofon. K 1 FMd. Duano E........................101 lAngdcn. I'-Eng I Flie. Di.MA.........................103 FctMndm. All I Fltloon. Charlea It..................36 Kivcrdile. F-Eng. 2 FIEIOOS. I d He RBvrdite. E 1 Finch. Jerrv D Cogtwcll. SM 2 Finley. Volenllnc Sbndaree. AM 1 FI seller. Ifctrmrt ToUtoy.S.D.. ID 1 Flarter. Jame G Soaih Heart. AM 1 Flther. GervlM T Mimtin. 11 Fllterer, Kmnrlh M Gks nils. AM 1 Fletartock. Jerome G IM, 11 ninl. Hnxr II Miller. S.D.. GM 1 FKake. Darlys A lUlh. S.U.. 11 1 Forte. Jim Noonan. AB 2 Fortier, Roger 1 Duan Center. AM 1 Foley. Richard L. I cl Jlr. re. P-Eng. 1 Forte . William T Moorhead. Mlrn.. BCT 2 Fora. Kotert O HU lord. DU 2 For nun. Eds .ml II J� l. IICT 2 Fo� . Utuila It Leeds, BCT 1 Folses. Richard O. FcavroJen. I. 1 Foater. Howard It Starkweather. DM 2 Fo� ter. I.lmla A. Oakea. II 1 loiter. Preatlas A KslUiell. Moot. GT 1 Foster. Gerald E Arthir. AM 2 Foa. Terrence M Waseca. Ulto, BCT 1 Franlse . Ellon D Voltaire. GM 1 Frvdcrlckaco. Glenn 1 Detroit Labes. Minn.. DP 1 FrcUs. Laure W Brltlon. S.D.. Il 1 Frey. Glem 1 Harvey, KT 1 Fried!. Edsard P. . . IK New Knglasd, CM 1 Frttel. Jerome Hart on. SM 2 Frttel. Robert J Rugly. ET 2 Frlir. Lyle II EnVrlln. AD 2 Froanfeller. John M Wherten. Mir .. ID 2 Fuhroaan. CIIMon G . . . SS Hosdm. Ml 2 Fuhrminn, Charlea Wahpeton. I . Eng. 2 Fuhrminn, Pamela K Wahpoloa. 11 1 Fuller. George C. Gration, K 1 FunXhuiacr. Franklin N. . , . camitoell. Minn.. AM 2 G Gabrlelion. Rokvy 1 Untktad, Minn.. P I Gsaehne. WHIJaai W. Velva. SM 1 Cade, DcaaJs E Heron Lake. Minn.. KT t Cades. Roger A. IMIonay. Mlt .. P-Com 1 Call. Paul II 84. 118 Wlahrk. AM 1 Cap( . David 1 jnjykan. KT 2 Carceuu. HomM W M. John. K 1 Ganlrxr. Robert W Crosby, ET 1 Gaspertln. Cathy A S. Ckmd. Vlas.. PN 1 Gate . David P. Parihall, MSW 1 Gnlherldge. lilrtanl Ilumboll. Minn.. ID 2 Hltrteock. S.D.. GM 1 Cayman. I rry W S3. 9 EIlcaitalc. DM 2 Geiger. Arnold F Mantas. K 1 1� 3 Geimin, Jimmie D. Il « Hamilton. Mont.. ID 2 (!� «r. Jocelyn IL ..................37 Wilton. P-Ed 2 oi� t. iivt a.......................ioc Tolstoy. CM I Gcllaske. 1 00 II..................||« Del amcre. SM I Gellaer. Lee E.....................Ill langdxs r.T I Co r � � a IU third II............. |03 Fa rgo. IICT I Gerger. Stanley Voir .i; I C« ringer. Miry.................X. 13 lake Willlims. II I German. I«w M.................101. 129 Guelph. II I Gorlh. Cary l«......................10V lire silos IT I Gessner. Gary A....................toi Upturn. I'-Erg I Col . Myra P......................io? Hum. Kef. 1 CwdL XA� � I.I S.................3?. IIS Jamestosn. P-Com. 2 Ctenger. Uwtl� J............... 2. Ill Cirri too. CM I Glenger. Gerald l .................33 Mrector, AM 2 Cwrumkl. David J.....................U Drayton. AM 2 Glotion. Ilut'.n L.................lot Cion HIM. I -lor 2 G)erdevlg. John A..................lot Alaon. ET I demon. Ihtrlrt 0...................117 I cMciKVn. AM I Godlevsky. BdMuad S............114.1 9 IMCtUnVO . | I Goehritg. Kenneth C................Ill HoMblnL S.D.. CM I Roomer. Jwnno M..............100.139 Mints tor. II I Goctlle. Marvin P...................1« Aihiey. CM I Gotti. I srry 1....................10? I taxon. Itof I CoMato. James.......................41 nil mart . IT 2 Gcnltiko. Darrell A................113 Kramer. I' I Goodman. Urnui W...................II Milton. AM I Goodman. H,rm M............... 53. 91 fpham. AM 2 (barton. Mavii II..............37. 139 Wihpctoo. I.V 2 Court). Carry l . fort Totten. All I Gourde, llaymmd 1..................33 Gration. All 2 Goumrau. Verton A..................114 llolreurt. I 1 Graf. Larry D...................... 33 Medina. All 2 Graf. Holer! W.................... 140 Haynes. PX 2 Graf. Manley T......................4« at rooter. ET 2 Grant. Datld K ................. 11J Cavalier. AM 1 Grantham. Ho Hoy II..............Ill Ersklne. Mm.. P I Cray. Botert B.................... ll� Mina. S.D.. AM 1 Greenly. Jane U.................X. 139 Kltnltlll, Mian.. HA I Green. John I ..................... 33 Kensington. Minn.. !• 2 Green. Miry.no 1...................102 Valiev City. BN I Greene. Clarence J..............33 Warawh. AM 2 Green. Gary It. Bntleo. S.D.. P-Eag. 1 Grer. Jerry 31.....................44 ahl. CT 2 Gnats. Join W......................35 Ullllston. AM 2 Culler. Paul V.....................35 Dee nr g. DM 2 Grimm. Chlrvlrl M..................IOC Fergus Path. Mian.. CT I Grlatle. Gary G. Waterloo . S.D.. AM I Grlpcalrvg. Brian P. 114 Wahjeton. PI Greener. Erie W....................100 l ndemood. Minn.. LA I Cron. James P. .................... It Napoleon. ET 2 Groan. Boyer A.....................(4 Estonia. ID 2 Groster. William . . . DlcUnson. Ref. I Grossman. I« It. . . . . Cbokao. Minn . It I Gross. Constance J. . . Wahjetco. II I Groan. Duane A............ Wahjeton. ET 2 Grow. Gerald A............ WiltOO. AM I Groth. David J............ Uiluorth Jlltrv. ID I Grolh. Nejfen J.. Jr. . Enteritis LA I Grose. Gary l_............ Gletnreod. Minn.. LA I Crotor. Garris X. . . . Pollock. S.D.. Alt I Grover. Hose M. Ashby. Mina.. PS 1 Cmenlenc. Shircn L. . . . Woirerton. Minn.. B I Co lea Jain. Dale V....... Holla, p I Guenther. Barton l_ . . . Jirtwes AM I Cukdingcr. IMnald E. . . . Mlmt. CM I Gunderson. Diane .... Under la. B I Guineas. lOcfcanl O. Moorhead. Mian.. IIA I Gwnrr.rg. Clart A......... LaasforU. AM 2 Cxiill. Datvl G........... Maanlcc. AM 2 Gushtsa. Maracn E. . , . JutMOO. B 2 Guttormson. Demi A. . . Tort Kinaom. AM I Gutlormson. Jacvyaalyti I.. . Port Kansom. It I Cnttmer. I.teuellyn A. . . Wyndmere. AM 2 Ctayer. it.- irdA. Panto. ID 2 Italian son. lean C Fargo. 1: 1 U trtwd. SA 2 Haas. James Wnkgeton. B 1 liaise. Dick D. Wareno� «. S.D.. P 2 Haase. Eileen M Lldgrrmaod. It 2 Itackey. Jeffrey M Walcott. I. 1 llifncr. Herman A Beulah E 2 lliges. Donald D. Goodrich GM 1 llages. Dxare 31 Fortum. AM 2 Itagm. Mirlvn I Stanley. 11 llagert. Curtis U Emerato. LV 2 Emerato. ID 1 llikanson. Glim P lielmdil, Alt 2 llikanson. Keith l MaMock. Kef, 1 llaldoraon. HaroM Bouton. CM I IDII. Ilarlan E. Wootooith. F B(. 1 IUII. Carol A. St. CM. Minn.. PX 2 Jiiwitwn. KT 1 Crcoby. E 2 WIHmir. Mian.. ET 2 41. 7 W ales. ET 2 Savage. Meet.. MSW 2 Itugby. GM 1 Nets Rockford. I TV 1 IDmpie. Thomas O. Oakes. 1-V 2 Brcckmri-te. Mina.. P-EX- 5 Laapdoti. SM 2 Claremont. S.D.. CT 2 ... « 101. 139 ... X II . . 117 ... 79 ... 9C ... 7 . . 103 ... X . . 114 . . 109 . . 10 X. 137 ... 33 . 33.79 ... 31 . . II . . . 90.139 S3 Hansen. David A......................99 Foahoone. Mins . It I llansen. ProVrlcl II.................100 Foshonne. Mien.. B I llanaen. Wesley C....................113 Fargo. p I IlMshew. Roger D.....................112 Ibynca. ET 1 Hinson. Arne! W.....................IIS VStans. SJ .. AM I Itsnion. David 31....................IW McCIusky. SM I Hanson. Iloe p...................... SC Mimrniukvs. I� 2 Hinton. Dauglas S'. Fergus Palls. Minn.. ID I Hanson. Jon E....................... 45 l-aryo. ID 2 llanton. Kent M......................3« Des Ltct. AM 2 Hanson, lairy A......................43 llink In son. BCT 2 lllnsoo. I an. cl I C................112 Hansen. Mi reel me K............32. 137 Listen. II 2 Hansen. Melvin A....................10s Ednaoec. C M I Hinson. Monte A......................37 Wahjeton. P-Ctoa. 2 Hanson. Orville E....................43 Wildrme. IICT 2 Han ion. Ituhinl I,.................117 Mart mt-at her. AM I Itardalg. Thotnai J.............114.139 St. Clood. Mins , P 1 Itarlng. Carol A.....................32 WaJpeton. it l llartrg. Gear H......................37 Wahpcfoo. 1-1 2 llame. Eugcuo M.....................106 Vclva. CT 1 llarner. Jertol O...................II Brwra lake, AM I Itarn. James A.......................43 3D Hon. IT 2 Kirrlngtcns Lynn C.................. 5 llalstad. Minn.. DM 2 IHrtletvn. Emmy I.....................X tlrrekessrldge. Minn.. It I Name. Gary C..........................I «3 Rectal. BCT I II true. James M. . .'...............16 Regcni. AB i llartie. Matvil L....................43 GteWlie. Mont.. CT 2 llarncsxL Daniel T. Wabgeton. I. 2 Hasting . Eduard S..................114 Jasvslosn. 331 I llanf. Larry W......................107 Mas. AB I lUosem. Iloule G. Perea P ll . Mir .. LA 2 Hauer a, Dixie I. Leonard. I-X 2 I tauten. James W...................103 St. James. Mini.. AB I llaucen. Kmneth J. .................. X Alexie.Jer. I� l 2 lla-k. Daane It......................IU Wolford. GM I Bay. Cllflonl J.......................U IVtlerton. Alt 2 Heath. Donald «r.....................37 BrertenrWec. Mlon.. P-Com 2 Heath. Sharon....................X. 137 Mllnor. It I ItcdJuvi. DMiald C.....................X IDstot. p 2 HedtwxL RoteII J.....................IX llantot. CT I Hodman. Duld E.......................JS torch Jhore. S.D.. ET 2 HoGelfinser. Hoyoe I...............37 Yiahpeton. P-Con. 2 Heeee. Ibehird 1.....................43 New Erwlind. DCT 2 lletseth. Theodore 0................116 Feryu. Pall . Mian.. GM I Heine. IIUai M. Beulah PS l Heinert. John M.....................103 RiJeleh. AM I Itelnle. Miltola J. Richard!eel. DM 2 Helyesen. Harvey It. Moortead. Mims. ID 1 ltel£e� «n. nhrrrn P. ....... 113 llothut. Minn.. I I Holland. Lone!! IL...................43 Jessie. ID 2 Hellen. KoVrt D.......................X Crosby, AM 2 Heller. Geoiye E.................. Bock Lake. GM I Helm. Calvin C................... H9 Animoose. AM I Helm. Chris .................... 32 Cooper sto� n. B 2 llclaa. Clcn D...................... 109 Martin. AM I llclm. Jerry J. Ana moose. CT 1 llclm. IVarl McCIosky. I-X 2 llclmcr. Duaiw p....................100 Kanw.I.A 1 I Ml. Dennla .........................� I .ink in. DM 2 Ikmrncr. James ......................99 Valley City. 71 I IW«asb s. 3lords......................X VVihjKten. I. I Hendrick sen. I rayne ............... 2 BXame. B 2 llenlces. Carol A.................... 2 Great Heed, n 2 lie ill. IVyoty............� 7, 101. 139 I link Insert. II | R� l| R..............x. (9 Iteotysood. Mont.. A3I 2 llertyaiasCB. Iarry W................IX Parco. E I link. Ix.Vna M......................1 2 Toner City. PX 1 limits. Carol A......................37 Htvckretutee. Minn.. HE 2 lie told. James J...................107 Ited lake Palls. Minn., lief. I llerrl . Richard L. Damon!. Mm.. ID I llcrrmain. Demis C.............'• Kulm. DM 2 llerti. JlelrU J................66. 139 Glen 111 In. AM 2 lie nog. Jose, C....................37 Wilhilla. P-ltng 2 Itevom. Giry........................11 Buford. ID I llesoen. Mere It. ....................X Buford. DM 2 Hryrrmin. Jon D. ...................1 7 Union. Ref. 1 Hicks. Wallace D....................113 tkolvcrtoo. Mian.. P 1 llleh Arnold .......................1 3 Dcs lac . IICT 1 Hkh IXith M.........................I Garrison. B I llledrmm. Kiynsond A.................«5 Itreckcnrl.kp-. Minn.. ID 2 Hilton. John F.......................IX IXirbln. CM I IIIKlre. Linda S. .................. 12 Watfonl City. H I lllll. Ilertert It..................1 7 Pierre. S.D.. Itef. I lllll. John WahpCOOn. I -Coen 1 Hindi, Ronald IL....................1 1 Do Larne rv. l. 2 lllimnan. Kill J....................!«■ lintlon. S.D.. B I IIIMie. Jon R.......................II Jun� l� � , M W 1 lllrscl om. Larry...................116 Goodrich AM 1 Hobson. Francis P. Arkansas City. Kansas. � BW I llotorDrld. Richard G................IX tthcelock. GM 1 lloffmin. Tim J.......................X Tort Yates. 331 2 HoGen. John T. Itutlard. CT I Itofticier. 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Last year over twenty-five | cr cent of all college freshmen and sophomores in America were attending junior colleges. Less expensive, closer to home, better teaching, closer to labor market needs— these are Just a few of the reasons given why the Junior college is the success that it is in this country. The Junior college division of the State School of Science, one of the pioneers in this movement, is enjoying some of its l«st years for these same reasons. Currlculums in all the pre-professional areas arc available, such as in education, dentistry, commerce, medicine, law. medical technology and engineering. In addition, there is the strong lil eral arts program with heavy emphasis on science, mathematics, ami languages. Excellent laboratory facilities are provided in the languages as well as science, and the library is well stocked with good lxx ks and appropriate j criodicals. The music and dramatics departments are not overlooked. There is a close relationship between student and advisor. Conferences arc frequent and as helpful as possible. While the student is theoretically on his own. both the faculty and his advisors arc constantly following his progress and stand ready to offer assistance and cncouragmcnt if necessary. Because it provides curriculum to meet many needs, the business school division has placed thousands of students throughout this upper midwest area in the last half century. Some courses arc as short as six months Ixit most run from nine to eighteen months. In every case, the objective is to turn out students who are as proficient as possible in stenography, accounting, or in general office procedure. An experienced faculty, most of whom have worked in offices themselves, has the placement of the individual in mind when they conduct their classes, so naturally the instruction is as practical as possible. The student has the advantage of working with the latest office equipment Including duplicating machines, bookkeeping machines, dictaphones, and calculators. Telephones and tyiiewrlters arc standard equipment at each student's desk. At the same time the student is earning college credits, transferable and applicable toward a bachelor's degree if there is a change in objective. Business school students arc, just as are all other students at Science, eligible for campus housing in beautiful new dormitories, and arc welcome at the new Student Center. Inter-collegiate athletics and other campus activities such as music and dramatics are open to all who are interested. Business School T rade-Technical Most students who enter college do not graduate with their bachelor's degree. What happens to those who do not graduate but yet desire some training or education beyond high school? With this question in mind the Trade-Technical divisions were founded almost forty years ago. Thousands of graduates all over the nation are a tribute to the success of these programs. Because not everyone has the time, money, inclination, or ability to finish professional or liberal arts requirements at a four year institution, over a thousand students enter these divisions every year to take up training from printing to practical nursing and from architectural drafting to auto mechanics. The emphasis is always on the practical application of the information under study. There is a direct relationship between the teacher, who is a craftsman in his own field, and the student, both working together in well equipped shops and laboratories. Learn by Doing is the motto of the school and aptly describes the basic method of education. Courses arc planned with the demand of the labor market in mind. In a state where not all who are born and reared on our farms or in our villages can find their life work there without getting training beyond high school, the trade and technial divisions stand ready to give them the training they need so they can go back to their home communities or elsewhere and be of service. On behalf of the Agawasie staff we would like to take this opportunity to convey our thanks to business firms for their support in making this annual of 1963-1961 a great success. Without their assistance through advertising, it would be impossible to publish this yearlKJOk. Advertising is one of the most powerful forces in American society today; it has stimulated the public, helped to create industries, and has speeded the growth of mass production, and in turn enabled the product to be manufactured more cheaply on a large scale. Advertising is a service to us and our community. I hope that in the future, we, the students will support and patronize the advertisers in our annual. Woody Caspers Business Manager 104 Thank You. . . Meyers-Jones Farm Store Alfred Meyers Dale Jones Sales and Service Dial MI 2-4497 Wahpcton, N. Dak. Waters Drug • Prescriptions • Cosmetics • Greeting Cards Breckenridge, Minn. Cars Repaired and RICHELS BROS. Painted at Distributors of Pepsi-Cola SIM'S Squirt Hires Body Shop Good Luck to the Highway 81 and 13 Graduates of 1964 Phone 642-6928 Phone 2-3571 Wahpcton, N. Dak. Wahpeton, N. Dak. BEST OF LUCK! COMPLIMENTS OF Ed Loll and Sons To All Science Students Dodge Cars and Trucks Sales and Service kelvin electronics Minneapolis-Moline, Oliver and Ford Farm Machinery Sales and Service Complete Body Repair 312 Broadway Phone MI 2-5541 New York 7, N. Y. Wahpeton, N. Dak. HOLTHUSEN BROTHERS JORGENSEN'S VARIETY RicidaticL Co utitf FARMERGLOBE North Dakota’s Greatest Grass Community t cu'sp tper Field Garden Seeds The Home of a Variety of Quality Lines Our Prompt Deliveries Make Friends” at Lowest Prices Complete Printing Facilities For Offset and Letterpress Phone MI 2-3441 Wahpeton, North Dakota Wahpeton. N. Dak. Wahpeton, North Dakota 'IMOIS K f I COM!08! COME TO THE Wahpeton AL BADER Agency We Specialize in Shoe Hospital Well-fitted Shoes at FOR Reasonable Prices EXPERT SHOE REPAIR “While You Wait If Desired COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Royer Shoe Store Dial MI 2-3973 WAHPETON Wahpeton. N. Dak. Wahpeton, N. Dak. 188 A 0 Meat Supply Albert and Olivia Grenz Fine Foods Reasonably Priced Everything In Meats Fish - Poultry - Cheese . . . Our Only Claim to Fame LOCKERS • Open 7 Days A Week Clem Samouris. Prop. Special Rates to SSS Students MI 2-5641 320 Dakota Ave. Wahpeton CROTON and BULOVA Carl's Texaco Service WATCHES Starfire Diamonds by Keepsake We Give S H Green Stamps and Columbia Diamonds WATCH REPAIRING • LUBRICATING • WASHING • AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES Bassett's Jewelers • MINOR TUNE UP • BRAKE SERVICE Wahpeton, North Dakota Dial NI 3-5141 Breokenridge UAUDWAR Holly's Barber Shop Try Us First For the finest in personal “We Have It grooming see Earl and Vernon First with Sporting Goods Visit our Rental Department Across from Wards We rent guns, bikes, or most Wahpeton anything we sell- I«7 Architectural Millwork Northwestern Sash and Door Company Fergus Falls. Minnesota Regent 6-6921 Available In The Bookstore Giant Bow Combination Set No. 560 quality engineered Scholastic Drawing Set No. 230 with straightening device CENTRAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY 507 Fifth Avenue New York. N. Y. 10017 MELBY STUDIO A Studio of Modern Photography WAHPETON NORTH DAKOTA ICO Currently Paying 4% On All Savings Accounts FARGO WAHPETON GRAFTON p r r� tr currant rat METROPOLITAN sawngs s loan assoc at on B and W WHOLESALE Indestro Tools Batteries Sporting Goods Tires Student Discount General Hardware Wahpeton. N. Dak. Lisbon. N. Dak. Britton. S. Dak. Wahpeton, N. Dak. Vertin s Funeral Home millyr o jsir JSJEij « W(lh pc ton's Famous 300 {lock For: Guys • His Mens Line • Old English • Mennen • Old Spice • Yardley The most complete men’s department in Wahpeton. For: Gals • Max Factor • Bonnie Bell • Coty • Dana • Blanchard Many, many more—Look to Wahpeton’s most complete cosmetic section. MILLER DRUG For: Both • Complete Hobby Supplies • Records, 45's, L.P.'s All the latest—low priced • Fanny Farmer Candy • Sundries • Credit • Checks Cashed (No Charge) • Open Every Evening Words to remember There are five tests of the evidence of education: 1) Correctness and precision in the use of the mother tongue; 2) Refined and gentle manners, the result of fixed habits of thought and action; 3) Sound standards of appreciation of beauty and of worth. and a character based on those standards; 4) Power and habit of reflection; 5) Efficiency or the power to do. —Nicholas Murray Butler GLOBE-GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY Wahpeton, North Dakota A Good Name to Remember” Wahpelon Paint and Glass Company LEON NOVETZKE BILL CRAWFORD • Wallpaper • O'Brien Paints • Waxes • Paint Brushes • Plate Glass • Mirrors • Auto Glass • Ceramic Tile 709 Dakota Avenue Phone MI 2-3563 Wahpeton, N. Dak. FLAA OIL COMPANY 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 U. S. Royal Tires Richards Chemical Co. 715 Park Avc., 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 Since 1879 INSTITUTIONAL PACK FOODS and FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Minneapolis St. Paul Fargo LUNCH BOX NOVETZKE Building Material Pizza Company MEALS Smart People Build or and LUNCHES Buy Before a Boom QUALITY For FIZZ A To Go BUILDING Phone N! 3-1852 MATERIALS Breckcnridge, Minnesota Wahpeton, North Dakota Ness's Farmers Union Oil We can Service all your Aired Spray Auto needs « ii'. x Highway 75, South LISBON, NO. DAK. Breckenridge. Minnesota 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: SMITH WELDING EQUIPMENT DIVISION OF TESCOM CORPORATION 2633 S.E. 4th STREET MINNEAPOLIS 14, MINNESOTA Repairs Rentals Sales Brunson Instrument Co. Factory Branch 926 Second Ave. South Minneapolis, Minn. FE 8-5489 ffisYl) M W GEAR COMPANY - .A: Anchor, Illinois POWER FARMING M W TRACTOR IMPROVEMENT PRODUCTS FOR PROFITABLE HUB CITY IRON COMPANY Aberdeen, South Dakota Manufacturers of Automotive Parts, Shop Equipment and Farm Equipment Products for over 70 years. For real refreshment it's MISSION BEVERAGES Distributed by HAUSAUER BEVERAGES. Wahpeton Compliments of filunsiviclz The No. 7 Name in Bowling! METAL WORKING TOOLS FOR INDUSTRY STARRETT PRECISION TOOLS FOR CRAFTSMEN TRIPLEX SUPPLY COMPANY 830 North Third Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Graduates of 1964 Hindi Hull. Mon's Dormitory whore the Cafeteria is .vented ( a etmea North Dakota State School of Science Wahpeton COMPLIMENTS RED RIVER OF Miller's JOBBING WAHPETON Barber Shop Distributors of ELECTRIC ROCK SPRING If your hair isn't becom- And Other Favorite Beverages 215 Dakota Avc. ing to you, you should be coming to us. Phone MI 2-3585 Wahpeton. N. Dak. Breckcnridge, Minnesota Wahpeton, N. Dak. mu Krause Moior Service Wahpeton Laundry and Cleaners Roger L. liroberg Owner PLYMOUTH VALIANT CHRYSLER IMPERIAL Dry Cleaning and Launderers Hat Blocking Pressing Dyeing Dial MI 2-3311 Wahpeton, N. Dak. Complete Motor Overhaul Repairing Alterations Curtain Work Body Work and Painting Linen Supply Phone MI 2-1290 125 Dakota Avenue Phone 2-5111 Wahpeton. North Dakota Wah|K ton. North Dakota 17« Students of 1963 -'64 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 (fattest North Dakota State School of Science Wahpeton Courtesy LILLEGARD Sears Roebuck of Incorporated AND CO. Western Complete Line Newspaper of Good Luck Union INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Science Grads Machinery Phone 612-6631 Fargo. N. Dak. MI 2-6689 YVahpeton, N. Dak. Wahpeton North Dakota VADA'S Steak House In Breckenridge 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 First National Bank Organized 1885 Phone NI 3-5521 Breckenridge, Minn. Member of FDIC Compliments of— Breckenridge Federal SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 506‘ j Minnesota Avc. Phone NI 3-5519 Breckenridge, Minn. 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 Refrigeration Supply Company, Inc. Wholesale Suppliers for HEATING - REFRIGERATION - AIR CONDITIONING 13 9th Street South Box 21 14 FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA EFFICIENT CHEMISTRY INSTRUCTORS USE THORN SMITH STUDENT UNKNOWNS Efficiency - Accuracy - Convenience 1817 North Main Street ROYAL OAK. MICHIGAN Serving the Construction Industry SWEENEY RROTHERS TRACTOR COMPANY HONESTY INTEGRITY FARGO BISMARCK MINOT 182 Anderson Texaco Producis HEATING OIL Phone MI 2-4567 11'. Cyrus Anderson We see to it that you always have a plentiful supply of Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil. NO RUN OUTS A complete line of Texaco Petroleum Products WAHPETON Residence Phone MI 2-4568 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 We Can Serve You PHONE NI 3-5553 Breckenridge, Minnesota KOST BROTHERS, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete Washed Gravel — Sand — Concrete Tile Kost Concrete Blocks — Building Material Delivered Anywhere Midway 2-3371 Wahpeton, North Dakota Valley Maid Meat Products First in Flavor — First in Freshness For better Schools, Churches and Public Projects support North Dakota Industry Manufactured by Fargo Packing and Sausage Company West Fargo, North Dakota 163 Hyde Grocery Candy Cigarettes Pop GROCERIES By Campus Gate BROWN'S RELIABLE CLEANERS and LAUNDROMAT One Day Cleaning on Request We Wash and Iron School Pants and Sport Shirts Hulk Dry Cleaning 8 lbs. $2.00 Telephone MI 2-3681 CONSUMERS (rA£ tvice USE GAS FOR THE SIX BIG JOBS— • Cooking • Water Heating • Home Heating • Refrigeration • Tractor Fuel • Crop Drying Gas Service Is Our Husiness Dial MI 2-4371 Wahpeton, North Dakota Compliments of Walipeton Dtaf Company THE REXALL STORE Wahpeton, N. Dak. COMPLIMENTS OF Bud's Cafe Home away from Home GOOD FOOD Home Made Pastries Wahpeton, N. Dak. BRAUN'S Super Service TIRES and TUBES Recapping of all Tires Phillips 66 Gasoline Phone MI 2-4451 Wahpeton, N. Dak. 164 Compliments of— S. C. Lucas, DJD.S, DENTIST 111 4th Street North Phone MI 2-5822 Wahpeton COMPLIMENTS OF Clarence Tom Lemley ii Compliments of the Dakota Chiropractic Clinic Dr. J. 0. Ness Dr. C. C. Mitskog CHIROPRACTORS Phone MI 2-5600 Wahpeton Compliments of— Doctors Pfister H. H. Pfister, D.D.S. Jack H. Pfister, D.D.S. Phones—Ml 2-5631 Ml 2-3031 Wahpeton, North Dakota Mel's Mobil Service Tires Mobilgas Quality Service Motor Tune-up Brake Work Phone Ml 2-3430 Wahpeton DON'S DINER Good Food Delicious Coffee Home Made Pastry Wahpeton, North Dakota EAT-MOR CAFE Thanks... BRONSON Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. For the very fine patron-age we have enjoyed during the past year from the students and faculty CLOTHING MEALS of the SHORT ORDERS STATE The Style Store SCHOOL OF SCIENCE For Men And Gladys llayaman Flowers For All Occasions Young Men Owner EDENBORG’S WAHPETON Where a Dollar Spent 211 Dakota Ave. FLORAL COMPANY Is Money Saved Wahpcton. N. Dak. 802 Dakota Ave. Dail MI 2-3601 Dial MI 2-3171 Brcckonridge, Minnesota PEG'S STERN'S BEN FRANKLIN Barber Shop Campus Fashion Four Registered Specialists for the Headquarters for School Supplies Barbers for Your Young Man Convenience Nationally Advertised Locally Owned Wahpeton National Bank Building Stern Clothing Co. Dial MI 2-3301 Wahpcton, North Dakota Wahpeton Wahpeton. North Dakota ISO Meet Us At The Stratford Hotel Coffee Shop BEST COFFEE IN TOWN Beth and Tony Twedt Hotel Stratford Building Brcckenridgc, Minnesota It Takes Just A Minute • • • to and tell you to ask that most of you to come our officers and in £ get acquainted employees are Alumni and use the service that of the State School of Science our bank offers this community rtSN . MlfU.iy L’-iVo Citizens National Bank Wahpeton. North Dakota E0 167 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. DIVISION OF CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY tii froKmorf Blv.f-cld tvffo'o CM090 Cincinrioli Clf-flood Of troll foirmortl l-Vro'r Ml. V« oO Nfw York Norfolk fS.lodfl Mo N � OAd Sott— VELVA KINCAID CUSTER DAKOTA STAR o kfitff Srrocvtr TRUAX’TRAER COAL COMPANY DIVISION OF CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY 111 NORTH WABASH AVENUE CHICAGO 2. ILLINOIS CENTRAL 6-5070 SAKS Offices CHICAGO MINNCAfOllS MINOT PEORIA ST. IOUIS YOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION All graduates and those in attendance for two or more terms are automatically enrolled as members of the Association. Whether you are an active member or not is up to you. We need your active support. Why Don't You Join Now! Dues are: Yearly—$1.00 Life Membership—$15.00 - FARLOW'S Headquarters for Mechanics' Tools Style Center H'. E. Christenson, owner Phone MI 2-3491 Ladies' and Children's Wahpcton, North Dakota Ready-to-wear Bon-E-Mae CLEANERS SMART STYLES AT We Specialize in Quality Work and 10% Discount Cleaning LOWEST PRICES Wahpcton. North Dakota CORNER DRUG Prescription Specialists” D. B. Folden, Prop. 522 Dakota Avc. Wahpcton. North Dakota Dial MI 2-5595 WHERE SCIENCE SCHOOL MEETS Complete Soda Fountain Luncheon Service and Meals HOME MADE ICE CREAM FROZEN FRESH DAILY 1 0 Sincere Complimenis of Chamber of Commerce Wahpeton, N. Dak. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '64 Coleman Morris Norbert Morris Compliments of— Jim's Market Jim Ifushee and Sons Proprietors West End Dakota Avenue Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Seven Days a Week Fruits and Vegetables Potatoes—Our Specialty Wahpeton, North Dakota The Motor Oil Company FLOYD A. SWENSON Owner “Pure Royal Welcome Service Stop at our complete bump-er-to-bumper service station for lubrication needs. We arc 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. Remember— You Can Always UK SURE WITH PURE Goodyear Tires and Tubes Batteries Tire Repair Service Wahpeton N. Dak. Phone MI 2-3121 101 Dr. E. 0. Smith NODAK CASPER'S MUTUAL INS. CO. TEXACO SERVICE Osteopathic Physician and Richland County xcx«xco Farm Bureau Washing Batteries 605 Dakota Avenue MI 2-1260 Complete Insurance Service Greasing 820 8th Avenue North MI 2-3410 and Blue Cross - Blue Shield for Farm Bureau Families Tires Dial MI 2-3483 Dial 3-6481 WAHPETON Wahpeton, North Dakota Rreckcnridgc, Minn. Visit The • Daily Buying Compliments of— DEL RIO • Cattle • Sheep DeLuxe Beauty • Hogs Shoppe Noonday No Commission Smorgasboard No Yardage Try our Live and Lovely Body Permanent Home Made Candies Hair Styling and Ice Cream Wahpeton All Types Lunches Booth Service Livestock Company Call MI 2-4385 of Itcauty Work Phone MI 2-3271 Wahpeton, N. Dak. Wahpeton, N. Dak. Wahpeton, North Dakota If '« COMPLIMENTS OF DAHL Muiic Company Co in Operated Music and Amusement Equipment 122 SOUTH VINE STREET FERGUS FALLS, MINNESOTA ROYAL—World's No. 1 Typewriter Sales - Service - Rentals Manual - Electric - Portable GAFFANEY'S OFFICE SPECIALTIES CO. Fargo - Minot - Grand Forks - Williston Erickson Plumbing and Heating Everything in Crane Plumbing Fixtures and Crane Heating Equipment Breckenridgc, 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 736-5626 HANSON-BENNETT MAGAZINE AGENCY Established 1870 Ask for our Library Brochure IN CHICAGO: 180 North Wabash Ave. Nearing a century of service in the subscription field MELBY STUDIO A Studio of Modern Photography WAHPETON NORTH DAKOTA 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 WARDS MONTGOMERY WARO WAHPETON'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE First in Quality Satisfaction Guaranteed Lowest in Price Or Your Money Back We Cater to Students v'v Cream vv Ice Cream •fr Butter vv Cottage Cheese Pasteurized and Homogenized Grade A Vitamin D” Milk Mickey the Milkman says: “Delivered Milk Is Fresh . . . Only Hours From The Farm” LINDALE CREAMERY COMPANY Dial MI 2-4218 FAIRMONT. MILK ICE CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE It's Got That Happy Go Healthy Flavor Phone MI 2-4411 Wahpeton, North Dakota 197 AUTO PARTS COMPANY Since 1925 EARL SCHMIDT WARREN DOBERSTEIN Local Distributors of All Makes of Automotive and Tractor Replacement Parts Garage and Filling Station Accessories and Equipment General Welding Supplies and Equipment Phone MI 2-6629 Wahpeton, North Dakota Home C 'as Company, dnc. P. O. Box 609 Wahpeton, North Dakota Schmiil Linoleum and Paint • COOK'S PAINTS • FLOOR COVERINGS • CERAMIC TILE • PLASTIC TILE Dial MI 2-3577 Wahpeton, N. Dak. KELLY'S DINER AND LOUNGE STEAKS • PRIME RIBS • CHOPS MI 2-9939 Wahpeton 198 RANDALL TRANSFER COMPANY “Serving Your Institution Daily” Agent for Murphy Motor Freight Serving Murphy from Wahpeton to Oakes, Lisbon and Fergus Falls. TWIN CITY ROOFING WE A HE EXPERT ROOFERS Home Office: Wahpeton, North Dakota Phone MI 2-3561 Branch Offices in Mandan, N. Dak. Dickinson. N. Dak. Fargo. N. Dak. Refrigeration Supply Company, Inc. Wholesale Suppliers for HEATING - REFRIGERATION - AIR CONDITIONING 13 9th Street South Box 2144 FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA Meide and Sons Construction Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone MI 2-3807 Wahpeton, North Dakota 190 Osborne - McMillan GRAIN ELEVATOR Farmwel! Feeds Custom Grinding Mixing, Rolling Pellets Telephone MI 2-3611 Wahpeton, North Dakota lumber company Wahpeton, North Oakota • QUALITY • SERVICE reliability LAMPERT'S COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE JUST GIVE US A RING - WE'LL BE THERE TO GIVE YOU A COMPLETE JOB PRICE . . . Architectural Millwork Northwestern Sash and Door Company Fergus Falls. Minnesota Regent 6-6921 200 Strength - Safety - Service Wahpeton National Bank Wahpeton, North Dakota The Family Bank on the corner Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STURDEV ANT'S WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Wahpeton North Dakota Compliments of— Dr. George Murray Dr. Walter Helland DENTISTS Citizens National Hank Building Phone Ml 2-4741 Wahpcton, North Dakota Compliments of— Dr. H.H. Miller, M.D. EYE EAR NOSE THROAT Citizens National Bank Building Phone MI 2-4461 Wahpeton Wahpeton Beauty Salon HAIR TINTING PERMANENT WAVES MANICURING Individual Hair Styling Bernice L. Sorensen, Prop. Phone MI 2-3565 Wahpeton Compliments of— Dr. C. L. Lindberg OPTOMETRIST Wahpeton National Bank Building 501 DakoU Ave. Phone MI 2-3573 Wahpeton Dick's Standard Service u Wahpeton’s Newest and Finest” WEST WAHPETON Phone MI 2-5165 We Repair Distributors. Starters and Generators Complete Brake Service Valley Printing Co. We Do Expert Work On Wedding Announcements and All Types of Printing Dial NI 3-5441 Breckcnridge 202 Uncle Jim's NORDAHL Where dollars make most cents CAFE Jewelry STEAK HOUSE Charcoal Broiled Steaks AND CAL'S and Chops THULEN Diner Plan to use our Charcoal Room for Meetings and Private parties. Meat Market Open 24 Closed All Day Saturday Hours Phone NI 3-3891 Brcckenridge, Minn. Breckenridge, Minn. BRECKENRIDGE WYLER and MEHL'S FOLIN'S BULOVA Watches FLOWER SHOP and Shoe Shop KEEPSAKE GREENHOUSES and DYEING PRINCESS and Diamonds LARGEST GROWERS REPAIRS in Complete Gift Selection TWO CITIES The Sterling and Silver Store” OLSON Repairing While JEWELERS Phone NI 3-5071 BRECKENRIDGE, You Wait Wahpeton, North Dakota MINNESOTA Breckenridge, Minn. - IH?nBFI EAi CALS — taamnapEST control • Scientific Pest Control • Protects home, farm, industry , Soaps. Waxes. Disinfectants HOME OFFICE: GRAND FORKS. N. O. •t cm inumml’i ur to, m n« «ot OTHER OFFICES IN: Mlnneapolla • Kanaae City a Omaha a Madlaon a Sioux Falla a Blllinpa a Dsa Molnaa a Oklahoma City Everybody Loves $unn j fiieac) Baked by PARK REGION BAKERY of FERGUS FALLS. MINNESOTA SHIRLEY-ONSTAD, INC. The Oldest INDEPENDENT Plumbing and Heating Jobber in NORTH DAKOTA We Invite You to Visit Our New Modern Plant at 1817 Great Northern Drive. Fargo FORD MASSEY HARRIS MERCURY Stoudt Motors, Inc. WAHPETON . NORTH DAKOTA Phono MI 2-5516 Sales and Service Auto Body Dept. Radiator Dept. Compliments of— ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY' J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Dial MI 2-4131 Wahpeton, N. Dak. WAHPETON RED OWL the store of quality foods and courtesy HV Giro S A- Green Slamps Across from the Courthouse FREE PARKING LOT For style without extravagance Wahpeton, North Dakota w Dairy Miles Closer Daijs Fresher Breckenridge, Minn. Home of the Valley Maid Dairy Products Phone NI 3-3971 206 20