State Normal and Industrial School - Snitcher Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1968 volume:

Dustie Memories Staff presents Dustie Memories 1968 library UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ? ° ELLENDALE BRANCH EI.LENDALE. NORTH DAKOTA v' Staff: Candace Bunn Nancy Hasler Pauline Becker................. Carol Seidl.................... Dennis Barstein................ Tom Birhanzel Steve LeGrand Carl Hample Cresston Gackle ..........Co-Editors ___Academics Editor .....Activities Editor Organizations Editor .......Sports Editors .....Photographers of Contents mk 4 17 ■ rganizations............ 49 - Sports................... 76 Activities...............113 It’s about the learning . . . the concentration of one’s mind on the instructor . . . the growth of one’s mind by interest and enthusiasm. Right: Carol Koscl end Mary Ellen Hughes. Above: longbachcr. Students consulting the teachers and students listening to the teccher. Above: Freshman Rally. Below: Kalhy Koenig Al left: Coach and Schilke Jerry Honnemonn Noncy Hosier Lowcen Aodland Dustic Supporters It’s about the emotion. . , the laughter, the dismay, the depression, the elation; the apprehensiveness developing into the ease of friends and companions. L. to R.: Norm Shirley, Allen Sornenfcerg. end Jcjjc Sehimke. It’s about the participation . . . . . . the thrill of acceptance, and of doing one’s part for the whole. . . . the big break for one and the enrichment he brings to the others. Coach Krein . . . the end of being a number, to the personalization of each student. It’s about the enjoyment . . . . . . the good times always to be remembered . . . the sweat and work blooming into a job well done . . . the fulfillment of one’s experiences into a joy of life. Above: Peggy Schcck It’s about the growing . . . . . . mentally . . . physically . . . aesthetically . . . all pyramiding until the person is whole. Right: Painters working on the coffeehouse. J. Aman Mr. Blumer gives assistance Students absorb all they can. It’s about the accomplishments. . . . the knowledge that you have gained that which you have seeked . . . the little accomplishments snowballing into the end product . . . four years of learning participation, enjoyment and growing, . . . until . . . Mr. Black and Wayne Johnson Freshman Pep Rally the final day occurs Mr. Merton W. Andreson, Dean North Dakota Higher Board Education Standing l-r—John Conrad, George Sinner, Fred Orth. Lloyd Nygaard, Albert Haas. Scaled l-r—Allen Hausauer, Henry P. Sullivan, Mrs. Frank Jestrab. Kenneth Raschke. Business Education Department Faculty Marilyn Stinson, M.S. Graduates left: Roger Abel listens intently to Instructor Mrs. St;nscn. dur- ing a typing class. Andrew Schweitzer Marvin Aarons Olive Young Schimke 21 IBM Data Processing Mrs. Judy Gemar Education and Psychology Department Mr. Eldon Grofh, M.A., Margaret Kabrud, M.A. Mr. Charles Starks, M.Ed. Mr. Tom Ruddy, M.A. Elementary Education Graduates Evelyn Ann Alger Phyllis T. Bailey Bonna Bardell Esther R. Beck Ina D. Bruns Mildred Grosz Sharon Haugen Raymond Jund Clara Hunter Kathleen A. Kosel Cecil R. Lciffen Graduates Marcia Merkel Richard D. Maier Robert M. Peterson Julia M. Rambo Sandra Melby Graduates Luther Schumacher Esme Springer Myrtle Smith Nancy Mae Steltzer Darrel Spencer A 4b o'J'cT %oT Graduates Norma J. Zeibart Joyce C. Zinter Mrs. Kobrud points to make something clear in language Arts clcss. English Languages Mr. Don Gribble, M.S. Department Head Mrs. Janet Bunn, M.S. Felix Wirz, B.S. Graduates Shirly Dvorak 1 Carole J. Fleck Darrell C. Klipfel Mary Trom Lenaburg Graduates Agnes Martinson Donald D. Ost Missing Graduates: Mary Ann Lewis Donald A. Schlegel Linda Smolnisky Lucille A. Smalley Industrial Arts Faculty Mr. James Stinson, M.S. Mr. Donald Black, B.S. Mr. Arden Literal, AA.S. Mr. Richard Bushaw, B.S. Graduates Clarence Dvorak Walter B. Denison Joseph Bantarri Carl D. Hample Mr. Stinson assists some cf his students in the complications of the many machines. Graduates Many odd jobs were completed in wood shop for school projects. Graduates Missing Graduates: Clifford J. Hay Kenneth Rehn Robert Herman Nix Dennis E. Kinslow Russell Haugen James M. Olson Physical Education Faculty Mr. Myron Anderson, M.A. Athletic Director Mr. Ed Wickre, M.A. Mrs. Bonlyn Speia'el, B.S. Faculty Mr. Harlan Krien, M.S. Graduates Mr. James Denevan, M.S. Leslie J. Hanson James A. Holland Robert L. Jensen Steven LeGrand The field house classroom v os tho scene of many P.E. dosses. Here, 8ob Homan and Jerry Hannemann o'e shown. Graduates William J. Reiter Edgar R. Self Right: Norm Baumgarn ar.d Art Schilke look intently at their instructor during a P.E. lr ss. Donald G. Saarie Missing Graduates: John R. Gomarko Richard A. Neal Mathematics Faculty Science Dr. Ernest Woodward. Ed.D. Mr. Richard Berg. M.S. Graduates William J. Hughes Donald A. Schlegel Fred Ghosseiri was also a graduate, but later became an instructor. Carol J. Kosel Dennis J. Schimke Social Science Faculty Mr. Earl Logue, M.A. Mary Jane Webb. M.A. Graduates Elvira Bernhagen Dennis E. Boe Shirly Dvorak Thomas O. Hample Wayne A. Johnson Graduates Missing Graduates: Ralph A. Berger Donnel R. Hankel Michael Michaelis Wayne E. Nielson Weston Schauer Norman R. Selzle Art Department Mr. Boyd Blumer, M.S. Kathy Kosel during painting class. Pauline Becker sketches in Elementary Art. a Business Manager Registrar AAr. Victor Steinwand, Business Manager Mrs. Isabel Vick, Registrar Personnel Mr. Virgil Newman, Personnel Advisor a nj Public Relations AArs. Gladys Schock, Public Relations Library Facilities Right: Shoron Fuher and Kathy Entzminger use the research room. Right: Tom and Melinda Pusey study in the main room. Helen Wirz stands at the card catalog. Right: Mrs. Lorraine Miedcma studies in the research room along with other UNDEB stu- dents. Student Senate President Schurrtoker, or the head of the table, listens as student senate members discuss various problems. Members pictured arc: llcft 'o Rightl Steve Wilke. Allen Stonier, Tcdeusz Wohczko, Pres. Luther Schumaker, Mavis Merkel, Jim Boschee. and Carol Scidl. Being A Student Senate Member Requires Much Thought Consideration Decision Campaigning For Student Senate—Hard Work Posters—Speeches VjPc6 Organized Bands Play Their Parts Lettermen’s Club Members Shown Are: |L. to R.| Row 1: Mark Sichmcller, Jon Amon, Dole Aundrud, Lorry Gary, Les Hansen, Harvey Tropp, Russ Pcdoll, Dennis Quaschnik, William Maho, Row 2: Bill langenbacker. Cur Eilcrtson, Tom Birhanzcl, Jack Gomarko, Don Schilke, Tony Begay, Joy McNamar, Gerry Gory. Lee Alger. Row 3: Allen Stctrlcr, Tadeusz Wolkzko, Ron Docktcr. Mike Grotto, James Duffy, Ed Collins. Bob Pitts, Row 4: Norm Baumgamer, Gary Gilbert, Jerry Docktor, Brian Har.son, John Solvci, Wayrc Johnson, Row 5: 3 II Johnson. Art Schilke, Fran Hummel, Dale Smolnisky. Jerry Gusaas, Row 6: Alon Sichmcller, Bob Homan, Jay Buckeley. Officers: Pres: John Gomarko Sec. Gary Gilbert V. Pres. Bill Grom Treas. Dale Smolnisky Dakota Hall Sealed: (L. to R.| Mrs. Hcwilt, Jan Julkc. Charlotte Schcllor, Sherry Thayer, Row 2: Bonnie Remboldl, Ardella Schlauch. Julie Wolff. Pot Daniels, Barb Von Vugr, Lois lee. Bonn e Heck. Jill Holm, Belly Wail. Connie Schnable, Linda Hay. Rov 3: Evelyn Schliep. Mavis Merkle. Elo nc Nlschke, Lowecr. Adlond. Mary Ann Fc si, Ann Bommcrsbok. Cornice Mcttern, Lana Dolingcr, Colleen Gayman Row A-. D ane Miller, Joey Klipfcl, Karen Wilke, Shirlin Bur gad, Marie Diciz. Jonice Odeburger. Ruth Glynn, Row 5: Nora Azure, Angie Hoak, Sherry Shefrje, Ncrrmc Isaacson, Karen Deerina. Shirley Von Beck. Mary Ann Barbot, Row 6: Wendy S:mcnscn, Jean Stom, Melinda Hammond, Doris 3urgod, Nancy Knutson, Sandy Rosco, Gail Phillips, Donno Rasmussen. Donna McFarland. Jane Vander Vorst, Diana Paler, Karen Krueger. Linda Ruff. Industrial Arts Club |L. to R.| Row 1: Jerry Treltcr, Vern Ehlcrs, Don Sciaric, Gary Botls. Henry Nelson, lorry Hoffman, Mr. litcrol Row 2: Delane Wagner. Donovan Nies, Delbert Kost. Phil Hencslow. James Eiflcr, Myron Washburn. Jerry Bcch. Row 3 John Solwei, Jerry Gusaus, Ralph Gulickson, Darwin Miller, Fred Weispfcnnig, Terry Goehring, James Schumacher. Jim Tiicwcilcr, Gary Hoffman, Mr. Stinson, Jim Kiipfel. S. E. A Pictured Are (I. to R.): Row 1: Evelyn Schliep, Mavis Merkel, Kathy Rov erdink, Mrs. Haugen. Mrs. Kabrud. Row 2: Ken, Bob Peterson, Gary Morrison, Bill Maitland. Pom Pom Girls Members Are (Left to Right) Row 1: Cathy Schimke. Dobby Gcckle, Norcon Iscocson Row 2: Karen Dccrir.g, Karen Wilke. Wendy Simonson Row 3: Jean Sram. Donna McFarland. Paulino Becker. Advisor: Mrs. Spcidcl. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders for 1967-68 were the following: (Left to Righl) Kneeling: Peggy Schock, Diane lorson. S?ond.ng: Karen Wilke. Koren Decring, Norccn Isaccscn. C. Y. F Members Shown Here Aic (Lofl to Right) Sectcd: Debby Gackle. Janice Odenburger, Standing: Donovan Nics. Priscilla Wegner, Mrs. Schock, Leroy Tysdal, Mavis Merkel, Delbert Kost. Officers: Pres. Mavis Merkel V. Pres. Donovan Nics Sec.-Treas. J. Odenburger Delta Gamma Pictured Here Are {Left to Right) Seated: Joey Klipfcl. Dix e Groth, Charlotte Shelter. Donna McFarlcnd. Lois Lee, Noreer Isaacson. Sherry Thayer, Standing: Rev. Schlaefer, Rich Keller, Larry Hoffmann. Ron Dcckler. Harvey Jropp. Psi Gamma Sigma Members Pictured Here Are (left to Right) Row 1: Jerry Gusoas. Mork S chmcllcr. Norm Bcumgarner. Jim Klipfel. Row 2: Alon Sichmellcr. James Gusaas, Mike Fcrsting, Gary Hoffman, Bill Johnson, Row 3: Dcnn.s Quaschnik, Kevin Bakkc. Gary Jones, Art Shilkc. Delta Alpha Pi Pictured Above Are the following Members (left to Right) Row 1: Wayne Bausfe. Ed Schlerker, Marvin Fleece, John Schepis. les Honson. Row 2: Don Hausslcr, Dale Andrud, Bob Peterson, Larry Gary, Jerry Hannemonn. i n i llLLLlLU W. R. A Row I: Colleen Goyman, Jill Holm, Belly Wcehl. Gail Phillips. Row 2: Jackie Meier, D ana Paler. Sandra Glaser, Marie Dietz. Row 3: Mrs. Speidcl, Advisor. Vet’s Club {Left o Right) Row lx lorry Brookj. Stan BircHem. Dave Wagner. John Durbin, Pat Hoy—Row 2: Ed Boom. Bob leier, Daren Meffer. Row 3: William Wolff, Richard Buttlcr. Jcmei Bauer, Ken Rchn, Richard Walburn, Frank Bell. Young Republicans Row : Mavis Merkel. Bill Maitland, Marcia Walker. Row 2: George Kcc. Marie Dietz. Jcckic Meier. Don Stabner. Mr. Rodlin Row 3: Mr. Blumcr. James Boschce. Ted Speidel, tee Miller. Young Democrats Pictured here (Left to Right) Arc: Lynn Zimblcmon, Roy Bauer, Mr. Petry, Richard Dahlman, Gory Bolts, Jerry Gary. Jim Schneider. Music Club The Members pictured here Are Heft to Right) Row 1: Tim Fischer. Bonnie Heck, Larry Hoffman. Jim Dietz. Diane Larson. Janice Odenburger. Row 2: Mr. Breskc, Jeanette McDonald, Don Nics. Dixie Groth, Loweon Adland, Ardclla Schlauch, Row 3: Ann Bommcrbach, Elaine Richmann. Maxine Taskcrud. Lana Dolincjcr, R. Ost. Nancy Knutson, Charlotte Shellcr, Row Russ Rkhman. Ron Docktor, Dick Johnson, Terry Goehring. Music Club members participate in many musical activities —Such as: Pep Band (Above) and Dixie Land (Below). Teachers Become Studcnss Again Fun For All Faculty French Instructor: Mr. Wirz Student Wives Mrs. Schulz. Mrs. Moo, Mrs. «ode. Eh,.„. Hoo.n � 0� 2: M� . Ab-oho� . Pictured Here Are {left to Grom. Mrs. Haugen. 1968 Dustie Memories Staff Co-editors, Nancy Hosier and Candy Bunn, conduct o meeting to layout plcns for the yearbook. Annual work is definitely hard work, sleepless nights, much debate. Editors and Staff Editors on Awards Day some kind of joke? Co-editors: Nancy Hosier Candy Bunn Sports: Tom Birhanzel and Steve LeGrand Academics: Pauline Becker Activities: Carol Seidl Organizations: Dennis Barsten Business: Carol Lynsen Business Managers: John Schepis Jerry Hannemann The staff goes over some of the problems involved in potting out c book.—and there are many. Work can also be fun. Carl Hcmple, photographer, at work. Carl was assisted by Cress Gackle. Intramural Don Hughos and Tom Birhanzcl Seniors direct program. Activities included Are: Basketball, Ping Pong, Pool, and Softball. Basketbal Season's Champions were the LeGrand's Otters. Abbott's Lakers took the Tournament Championship. Gusaas ond Penney f ght for rebound. Bogsfad gets off shot. Softball Champs Row Is D. Schlabz. L. Gorey. M. Fleece. Row 2: Matthews. S. Johnson. I. Birhonzel. Row 3: Clock. M. Washburn, R. Vosslcr, L. Applcdinger. Removable bleachecs lor the fens. Birhonzel throws for chomps. Come on Io� me hi� i� . Dustie Harriers Place 4th In NDCAC 1967 UND-EB Cross-County Team The UND-EB Cross-Country Team under the direction of Coach Ed Wickre, participated in four cross country meets during the 1967 season. Although the squad had only a fair season, the Dusties did finish fourth in the North Dakota Collegiate Athletic Conference meet. The NDCAC was won by Valley City, with Myron Loberg of Valley City being top individual finisher for the second year running,- with a time of 19:10.7. Und-EB's top finisher was Jerald Garey, a fresh- man from Harrington, Delaware. Garey placed 19th with a time of 21:25.. Five Dustie Harriers were awarded letters for the 1967 season. They are: Jerald Garey, Tadeusz Woliczko, Harvey Trapp, Wilbur Maho, and James Duffey. With all five letter winners returning next season. The Dusties expect better things in next season's competition. VALLEY CITY TRIANGULAR Valley City ............17 UND-EB .................77 Mayville ................— Jerald Gorey leads young Dustic harriers. NORTH DAKOTA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Valley City .......... 29 Jamestown ............. 46 Dickinson............. 53 UND-EB ................119 Mayville ..............122 Minot.................... Wahpeton ................ JAMESTOWN MEET Northern .............. 35 Valley City ........... 44 Jamestown ............. 59 Dickinson............. 94 UND-EB ...............165 Wahpeton ............ 234 NORTHERN DUAL Northern .............. 20 UND-EB ................35 DUSTIE HARRIERS during daily workout. UND-EB Football: 1967 1967 UND-EB FOOTBALL TEAM: Row 1 (I-r| Jack Gcmarko, Bill Johnson, Bob Homan. Bill Grom. Alan Sichmellcr, Noim Bcumgarn. Lee Alge Calvin Sch.mkc, Bob Jensen. Joy McNamar, Jim Hopper. Bill Langcnbockcr. Jerry Hjnncman. Rcw 2 (l-r| Dave Wagner, Bob Peterson, Sco Hester, Dcnr.is Qucschmck, Bruce Abbott, Jay Buckley, John Howard, Bill Hughes, Marc Hopper, Art Schilkc, Dale Smolnisky, Allen Stonier. Ro 3 (l-r) Robert Pitts, Kevin Bakke, Dan Twete. Marc Sichmellcr, Larry Garey, Doug Gaylord, Steve LeGrond, Tom Neal. Tom Bnhan el, Fro Hummel. Jim Wagner, Dwight Crabtree. Don Schilke. Row 4 (l-r) Brian Hors’n IMarogcr}, Russ Haugen iTraincr), Don Hughes. Ed Self, Les Hcnse IManagcr) Wesley Wieble. The 1967 Dusties football team finished the 1967 season with a one-five-and one record. They placed fifth in the North Dakota Collegiate Athletic Conference. The Dusties ranked second in rushing offense to Jamestown in the NDCAC with a 203 yard average per game. Junior fullback, Denis Quaschnick carried most of the load by gaining 631 yards in six games. Coach Harlen Krein is looking for- ward to a better year in 1968 with 18 returning lettermen. Football: Man Against Man Dirty And Demanding Abhor tries fo outrun defender for score. UND-EB 1 3 Dickinson 0 The Dusties opened the 1967 season with a 13-0 rain soaked victory over Dickinson. Both Dustie touchdowns were set up by end Bill Johnson as he took an 18 yard pass from Bill Grom to the one yard line. The second touchdown came after Johnson blocked a Dickinson punt on the 11 yard line. Denis Quaschnick scored both TD's on 1 and 3 yard runs. Quaschnick had 90 yards on 32 carries for the day. Jack Gomarcko was top tackier with 11. Stopped two Dickinson drives with fine defensive plays. Johnson turns in Jamestown runner. UND-EB 13 Jamestown 52 Jamestown College finished the sea- son undefeated and leading the nation in rushing with 376 yards a game. The Jimmies also gave UND-EB its first de- feat of the season (52-13). The only bright spot for the Dusties was the pass- ing game. Bill Johnson caught 5 passes for 115 yards and 2 touchdowns. Steve LeGrand had 2 catches for 30 yards. Johnson s TD's came on a 35-yarder from Bill Grom and a 15 yarder from Bruce Abbott. Safety Lee Alger had his best game of the year with 17 tackles. Dusties in Savage territory Grom gets off punt. UND-EB 13 Minot 19 UND-EB 7 Wahpeton 7 The Dusties had twice the yardage compiled by Wahpeton, but still had to scramble to gain a 7-7 tie with the Wild- cats. Halfback J. Hopper was the big man for the Dusties. With the Dusties trailing 7-0, Hopper blocked a Wahpeton field goal attempt from the 9 yard line. Minutes later Hopper caught a 70 yard touchdown pass from quarterback Bill Grom which tied it up 7-7. The defensive playing of Norm Baumgarn, Jack Go- marcko. Bob Homan, Ed Self, Bill Lan- genbacker, and Lee Alger tamed the Wildcats offense. The Dusties won a paper victory , but lost the ball game, 19-13, when they journeyed north to meet the MSC Beavers. UND-EB's offense led by Bill Grom with 109 yards on 25 carries was working well until they were stopped in- side Minot's 20 yard line. Grom scored both TD's on runs of one and five yards. Tom Birhanzel kicked the extra point. Lee Alger, playing linebacker instead of his regular safety spot, had 12 tackles. Grom is slowed down Defense stops Mayville Hopper looking for pitch from Grom. 1967 UND-EB Homecoming Game UND-EB 21 Mayville 28 The Dusfies saw a 14 point first quar- ter lead turn into a one-touchdown de- feat before a large UND-EB Homecoming crowd as the Mayville Comets took home an 28-21 NDCAC victory. UND-EB's two first quarter TD's came on runs of 1 and 50 yards by fullback, Dennis Quaschnick. After two second quarter TD's by Mayville the half time score was 14-14. The Dusties scored at the start of the second quarter on a 27 yard run by Quaschnick who had 142 yards on 20 carries for the day. Tom Birhanzel kicked his third extra point of the day for a 21-14 lead. Mayville came back with two TD's for a 28-21 victory. Bill Johnson, Bob Peterson, Alan Sich- meller, Don Hughes, Art Schilke, Jerry Hannemann and Steve LeGrand played a fine offensive game. Dustic defense gives no cunning room I Birhanzel is three for three. Protection falls apart. Defense stops Comets in their own territory. Gomcirko throws the bomb Gomorko hands off to Gunner Quashnick breaks loose after a block by Hughes. Johnson waits for pass. UND-EB 6 Valley City 27 UND-EB closed NDCAC play with a 27-6 loss to the Valley City Vikings. Und-EB outdid the Vikings in first downs 15-8, and in rushing yards 326- 227. Dusties were led again by fullback D. Quaschnick who scored the only touch- down on a 35-yard run and had 209 yards on 26 carries. Jack Gomarcko did a good job of moving the offense after quarterback Bill Grom was injured in the second quarter. UND-EB 7 General Beadle 32 UND-EB bowed to General Beadle College 32-7 in the football season wrap- up at Madison, S.D. Statistics-wise the game was almost a toss up but the Trojans marched to a 26-0 half time lead. The Dusties lone touchdown came on a seven-yard run around right end by quarterback. Jack Gomarcko following a block thrown by end Steve LeGrand. Tom Birhanzel booted the extra point. Go- marcko had 42 yards on 8 carries and completed 2 of 6 passes for 24 yards while playing for the injured Bill Grom. Junior Varsity SEASON PASSING RESULTS PA PC PCT YGP Bill Grom 47 17 36% 285 Bruce Abbott 4 3 75% 78 Jack Gomarcko 14 5 36% 50 TOP PASS RECEIVERS Rec. Yds. Bill Johnson 12 213 Bruce Abbott 6 81 Steve LeGrand 6 79 Jim Hopper 1 70 Schimke looks for a receiver. UND-EB 6 Northern 48 The Dustie J.V.'s lost their only game of the season to Northern State of Aber- deen, S.D. Kevin Bakke, end; Doug Gay- lord, fullback; and Calvin Schimke, quar- terback, were the outstanding UND-EB Freshmen Gridmen. I Ihink you guys arc in the wrong huddle.” J.V. defense ready to stop Northern. Dustie Gridmen Honored These Dust es received honors during the 1967 Season: Ar far left is Coach Krein, Jerry Hannemann, Alan S chmillcr. Dennis Qvaschnkk, end Den Hughes, and Bill Johnson. Junior fullback D. Quascbnick from Herried, S.D.'and Junior guard Alan Sichmiller were members of the All-NDCAC team. Quaschnick the second leading rusher in the conference was also honored by being a member of the All-District 12 team and the Valley City Opponents team. Quaschnick gained 209 yards in a 27-6 loss to Valley City. Senior center Don Hughes from Benson, Minn, and Junior end Bill Johnson from Groton, S.D. were given Honorable Mention for All-NDCAC. Jerry Hannemann, Senior Tackle, was a second Dustie honored on the Valley City All-Opponents Team. Jerry is from Madison, Wisconsin. Bill Johnson Don Huqhes Jerry Hannemann SEASON RECORD UND-EB 13 Dickinson 0 UND-EB 13 Jamestown 52 UND-EB 7 Wahpefon 7 UND-EB 13 Minot 19 UND-EB 21 May ville 28 UND-EB 6 Valley City 27 UND-EB 7 General Beadle 32 IcGrand and Sickmiller open hole. INDIVIDUAL RUSHERS Name T.C. Y.G.R. AVG D. Quaschnick 147 692 4.7 B. Abbot 67 252 3.6 B. Grom 99 235 2.4 J. Hopper 36 141 3.9 J. Gomarcko 18 67 3.7 A. Stottler 3 21 7.0 Totals 370 1408 3.8 Dusfie huddle NDCAC STANDINGS Won Lost Tied Jamestown 6 0 0 Minot 5 1 0 Mayville 3 2 1 Valley City 3 3 0 UND-EB 1 4 1 Dickinson 1 5 0 Wahpeton 0 4 2 No. 22 trying to get through the Doslie defer.se. TOP TACKLERS L. Alger 49 T. Birhanzel 45 J. Gomarcko 44 A. Stottler 40 E. Self 27 L. Homan 23 B. Abbot 22 D. Smolnisky 20 1967-1968 Varsity Basketball (Loft to Right) Doug Sturmo, Bill Grom. Russ Podoll. Clint Lonbaken, Ken Fiechtncr, Bill Johnson, Wally Rode. Den Thompson, Dale Andrud. Garland Herndon, Ted Wclkzko. Joy McNomar, Jerry Rcmpfcr. Tony Begay, Gary Jones. Dustie Basketball Future Bright Although the record of 5 wins and 16 losses is not a record to boast of, this year's Dusties proved to be a threat to their opponents. After getting off to a rather sluggish start, the Dusties picked up two wins after the Christmas break over Bottineau, 100-80, and Wahpeton, 69-68. After these wins the young Dusties started to show UND-EB some real fine basketball. The high point of the year was a 67-64 NDCAC victory over highly rated Mayville. This years squad had only two seniors leaving Coach Wickre with eleven of thirteen lettermen returning. Four fine freshmen lettered this year: Jerry Rempfer, Ken Fiechtner, Clint Lonbaken, and All-NDCAC guard. Garland Herndon. Three other starters besides Herndon are returning: Forward: Bill Johnson, and Guards.- Jay AAcNamer and Russ Podoll. With this returning for the '68- 69 season, Dustie Basketball should be on the rise. 1967-68 RECORD UND-EB OPPONENT 86 Lake Region 71 74 Huron 86 69 General Beadle 82 70 Bemidji State 73 95 Lake Region 57 71 May ville 112 67 Wahpeton 76 100 Bottineau 80 69 Wahpeton 68 89 Bismarck 99 78 Valley City 92 87 Minot 91 72 Dickinson 95 69 Jamestown 79 87 Bismarck 103 67 Mayville 64 56 Jamestown 89 71 Valley City 81 71 Dickinson 104 66 South Dakota Tech. 67 66 Minot 71 Johnson puls in two against Bern id ji State. Thompson drives tor two at Valley City. Herndon uses Johnson's screen. Johnson with a rebound. TOP REBOUNDERS Off. Def. T.R. D. Thompson 81 107 188 B. Johnson 68 74 142 G. Herndon 66 63 129 Coach Wickre talks to team. Thompson pulls down another rebound. McNamer with two against Jamestown. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TOP FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FGA FG % Herndon 331 152 46 Thompson 193 81 42 McNamer 52 22 42 Johnson 373 151 40 Podoll 103 41 40 Rempfer 110 41 37 TOP FREE THROW PERCENTAGES FTA FT % Fiechtner 26 19 73 Begay 28 20 72 McNamer 21 14 67 Rempfer 40 26 65 Herndon 101 61 61 Thompson 80 48 60 TOP SCORERS FG FT TP Herndon 152 61 365 Johnson 151 44 346 Thompson 81 48 210 Rempfer 41 26 106 Dustie Freshman Makes All-NDCAC Herndon Can Do It All Garland Herndon, a 6' 2 Dustie guard was honored by being selected as a member of the 1968 All-North Dakota Collegiate Athletic Conference Team. Herndon, a freshman came to UND-EB from Boston, Mass. Herndon led the Dusfies in scoring this year with a 18.2 average, shooting 46% from the field and 61% from the line. He had 129 rebounds. Garland Herndon is sure the first per- son Coach Wickre will want to see next fall. Hcrndcn on rebound. Junior Varsity Record Fiechlner fights for rebound. Junior Varsity Johnson in oir. Wrcitling Team Dustie Grapplers Have Long Year The Dustie Wrestlers ended the season with a record of 5 wins and 9 losses. They showed their fans some fine wrestling. Coach Krein will have 10 of 11 Lettermen back next year. SCHEDULE UND-EB UND-EB 25 Wahpeton 11 13 Northern 26 0 Valley City 41 2 Dickinson 36 18 Jamestown 20 31 Bottineau 8 21 Wahpeton 22 14 Northern 25 0 Minot 39 20 Southern 17 19 Dakota Wesleyan 20 16 Bismarck 17 39 Bottineau 6 25 Mayville 14 {left Jo Right) Harvey Trapp, Rich Dallmann, Larry Gary, Clarnonce Vetter, Mark Sichmeller. Alan Sichmeller, Dale Smolnisky, 8cb Homan, John Howard. Larry Gary Class ... 137 Won 4 Lost 6 Draw 1 Alan Sichmeller Class ... 167 Won 12 Lost 4 Draw 1 Third In NDCAC Dale Smolnisky Class ... 177 Won 3 Lost 7 BASEBALL: Dusties Second In N. D. C. A. C. Teom members are lleft to right): Standing: John Howard. John Solwei, Jay McNamcr. Steve IcGrand. Don Wainen, Gary Opp Assistent Coach Bob Holte. Coach Jim Deneven. Manager Tom Birhanzel. Kneeling.- Allen Stottler. lee Alger, Jim Borns, Bob Thorsness, Mike Lyle, Jerry Dockrer, Jock Gomarko, Gary Jones, (not pictured) Bruce Abbott, Wayne Johnson. The Dusties placed second to Mayville in the NDCAC Eastern Division. The Dusties started out just great by beating Valley City 3 to 1 and 5 to 1 in their first conference games. From then on the Dustie's record of 4 wins and 6 losses was quite respectable. The pitching of transfer. Jay McNamer was one of the bright spots of the season. Only four seniors will graduate from this year's team, they are: Most Valuable Player, Jack Gomarko; outfielders, Bruce Abbot and Steve LeGrand, and pitcher Wayne Johnson. The team was coached by Mr. James Deneven. PITCHING RESULTS IP H R ER BB SO W L Johnson 24 13 20 11 10 14 2 3 McNamer 22 7 16 6 11 19 1 2 Thorsness 11 8 14 5 4 11 1 0 Abbott 5 0 1 0 5 4 0 0 Utechf 5 2 1 2 5 4 0 1 Lyle comes to bock up Solvei. Why can't I use ••? TOP FIVE FIELDERS P.O A. E. Alger 45 4 0 Dockter 14 23 0 Lyle 13 0 0 LeGrand 28 7 1 Solvei 16 23 1 TOP FIVE HITTERS AB H Gomarko 35 14 Dockter 36 11 Opp 7 2 LeGrand 26 7 Solvei 27 7 Scoreboard tells picture os Docfcter hits. lyle gees after flyball. LeGrand beats out base hit against Mayvillc. Alger gloves pop-up. Dusries have a good start. NDCAC STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION Mayville 6-2 UND-EB 3-4 Valley City 2-5 Alger is safe at second. Abbott warm up. LeGrand gels single in Mayville series. Golf Team (l-R) Bob Bopp, Les Hansen. Gory Gilbert. Ccoch Anderson, Mike Michaclis. Bill Grom. NDCAC GOLF TOURNAMENT Wahpeton 495 Valley City 503 Jamestown 518 UND-EB 535 Mayville 535 Dickinson 542 Minot 554 Place 4th in NDCAC Mike Michaelis Les Hansen Bob Bopp Bill Grom Gory Gilbert • ' Tennis Team: (L o R) Bock: Dale Smolnisky, Harvey Trapp, Front: Larry Garey, Bruce Redding. SEASON RECORD 1-2 Men’s Track Row 1: J. Duffy, D. Herndon. W. Ma ho, C. Eilerfson, Row T. Woliczko. D. Quashnik, J. Rcmpfer, D. Hausler. Tony Begay. Row 3: J. Wagne J. Gusacs, K. Fiechrner. M. Gvo� te, L. Astrup, E. Collins, R. Koscl, V . Woibla. The winner Woliczko wins mile. Women’s Track Row I: Jeon Siam. Lindo Hoy, Jill Holm, Barb Von Vught, Connio Hughs. Betty Woeho, Shirley Von Beck. Row 2: Jane Vendor Vorste, Wendy Simonsen, Sheri Skjette, Coleen Gayman, Pauline Becker. Sandy Glaser, Marcia Frcyslic, Judy Anderson, Corilce Maltcrn. Homecoming Queen And Court Princess Ardella Princess Carol Princess Cathy Princess Jan Princess Jill Princess Mavis Princess Nancy Jocelyn Klipfel, sophomore physical education major, was crowned 1967 Homecoming Queen this year at the Span- ish Fiesta Follies. Joey was chosen queen by popular campus vote. Joey riding in Psi Gamma Sigma car. Joey clutches the trophy as she is named queen. Freshman Initiation An Although there is much work involved in Home- coming, the end result is worth the hours of preparation. Homecoming Preparations Mr. Leech helps wilh make-up. Freshman initiation Candy Bunn and Pauline Becker. Freshmen Push cheese. Spanish Fiesta Follies Winners of Costume awards are I. to r.: Jerry Gary. Nancy Hosier, Dr. Woodward. Bonnie Remboldt, Keith Bymers. Teachers And Students Add To The Festivities Other costume winners: Keith Bymers. Mr. Berg, Mrs. Bunn, Mr leech. ■m Skits And Dancers Add To The Atmosphere Of Old Spain Homecoming Parade Many floats and bands entered from surrounding areas to make the Homecoming Parade quite a spectacle. Sophomores winning floal carries Spanish dancers and pinotas. Mexiccn Ha� Music Club Floal provides music os well as bcauiy. Right: Du st i e Don helps out the checrleoders ot the Hgmecoming Game. Homecoming Game Right: Dean Andreson sits with friends in the grand- stands for the high school band competition. Right: Kick-off! Dramatics From Sept. ’66 to Jan. ’68 A. Vcryl leech, director of drama at UNDOB (far right] from Sept. '66 to Jon. ‘68, and cast from Tiger at the Gatos by Jean Giroudoux. Norm Shirley, Gary McConlogue, Gerald Medenwald, and Mr. A. V. Nancy Hosier and Dennis Schimke in Chekhov's Marriage Proposal. Leech, in A Sleep of Prisoners by Christopher Fry. Tiger at the Gates by Jean Giroudoux translated by Christopher Fry Tiger at the Gates was the last play to be done at UND-EB under the direction of A. Veryl Leech. With a cast of nearly 50 members, it was quite an extraordinary production. Jim Mattson as Troilus and Linda Ruff as Helen. Weston Schauor and Robert Fish portraying two old men. Pauline Becker as Cassandra. Crowd scene proceeds Hector’s Speech of the Dead Left: Norm Shirley (Hector) and Karen Deering (Andromache) discuss the state of Troy os servants ‘robe’ Hector. Above: A Child is Bom by Christopher Fry was the 66 Christmas play. (I to rj Candy Bunn. Mary Hughes, Carol Scidl and Jim Bertsnh. Left: Boy With a Cart by C. Fry. |l to r) Bill Burch, Russ Podoll. and Robert Pitts. Below: Ragnarok by A. V. Leech, director of drama at UND-EB starred (l-r) Jack Hassmann as Odin and Ron Dockter as Death. Left: Christopher Fry's The Lady's Not For Burning was the spring comedy in 1967. In the picture ore |l to r| Gary McConlogue. Francis Hummel. Russell Podoll, and Corel Seidl. Lower Left: Thor With Angels was the Mcrch production in 1967. pictured arc (I to r) Jerry Gusaas, Warren Redmond. Debbie Gackle, Jim Hopper and Jim Mattson. Lower Right: |l to r) Nancy Hosier, Warren Redmond. Jim Mattson. Norm Shirley, Jerry Gusaos. and Jim Hopper. Winter Band Concert Right: Dixieland Bard Right: Mr. Brcske plays a solo. Below: Bonnie Rcmboldt sings a solo. The University of North Dakota Concert Choir Ellendale The choir, directed by Mr. Thomas Brcskc, sings the Christmas Cantata of the Winter Concert. Excellent concerts and successful tours has proven the concert choir to be an outstanding group. Music Tour Above: The University Impromptus wore a big hit on tour. Above Right: Bob Caldwell con- centrates on his solo number Harlem Nocturne. Right: The Concert Choir sings a number accompanied by Diane torson on the flute. Right: Allen Horsager indulges ir. the favorite pastime of the tour personnel; Behind him is Albert Blatter. The University of North Dakota—Ellendale Concert Band Pictured in the bond from their Winter Concert is from L to R: Iseoted) Mr. T. Kroshus, C. Gackle, L. Aadland, D. McFarland. D. Larson. R. Geizler, E. Mill, G. Kouch, t. Abeldinger. R. Johnson. G. Boils, C. Schcllor. Standing l.f: G. Medenwald, D. Gackle. and A. Bummersboch. This is just a section of the Concert Band and does not include the entire band. The Concert Band played three concerts at surrounding towns, including Edgeley, Forbes, and Fullerton, North Dakota. A winter concert and a spring concert were played in Carnegie Auditorium, UND-EB. Stage Band—Dixieland Band Front row (l-r): D. McFarland, D. Obcra, I. Hoffmann. J. MacDonald, B. Caldwell. L. Aadland. D. Gackle on piano. Row 2: C. Schlenkcr. I. Axt. J. Oldenburger. D. Scblabs, R. Dockfor, R. Geisrler, E. Nili, G. Bails, D. Osr, P. Prue’t. J. Deifz, C. Lonbachen on drums. Directed by Mr. T. Brcskc. L to R—C. Gackle, R. Docktor. I. Hoffmann. J. MacDoncld. F. Wcispfcnnig, J. Deitz, D. Schlabs. G. Mcndcnwald on traps and P. Pruett on piano. Directed by Mr. T. Kroshus. Madrigal Singers Left: foreground, Mrs. Low. di- rector. Clockwise from left: J. Oldenburger, H. Wolff, P. Pru- ett. D. Johnson, A. Schlauch, D. Schwartzwalter, S. Van Seek, T. Spcidcl. L. Dollir.ger. J. Mcder.wold, B. Heck, D. Ost, S. Haugen, and J. Dcitz. The Madrigals at the Winter Concert. Dean’s Duds Ted Spcidel, Duane Ost, Dennis Schwcrtzwalfer, and Harvey Wolff com- prised the quartet that en- tertained many people during 67-68, even if they were called The Dean's Duds. Music Department Faculty Right: Mr. Brcske stands by the taping equipment. Below: Mr. Kroshus works out a tempo for the concert bond. Below right: Mrs. Law gives a lesson to Debbie Gackle who is accompanist to concert choir and many other musical organ- izations. University Impromptus Above: Left to right. Is? row—Gory Hoffmon, Ar- della Schlauch, Peggy Schock, Warren Redmond. 2nd rew: Carol Collins, Duane Os?, Elaine Nitschke. Bruce Redding, 3rd row—Shirley Van Beck, Luther Schumacher. Bonnie Rembddt, Darrel Klipfel. Above left: Folk group perform- ing at the Winter Concert. Left: University Impromptus at one of their many practices. Mr. Breske is to the far left. Studen Right.- Nancy Raltei and Doris Burgad Right: Carl Hample Below: Warren Redmond and Nancy Hosier. Life Far Left: Dcrrell Zahn Left: Jill DcYapp Lcfl: Paulo Weber and Jill DcYapp in «he coffeehouse. Belov : Jerry Gusaos Freshman Orientation Fcr loft: Gerry Mcdenwald as- sisis Freshman Jeanette Moc- Donald. Left: Dr. Wood wo ra' explains problem to Jerry Rempfer and Ramon Maly. Lcf': Mrs. Vick patiently records Freshmen fees. Below: The Freshmen enjoyed a sock ho| after the grueling work of their firs registration. Right: Cliff Hoye Below; Norm Baumgorncr end Ed Self Above Right: Jill Schimke Right; Cocch Krcin and Wrejtlcrs. Students Work Off-Campus Too! Right: Paula Weber ar work at the ever faithful D.l. Right: The Oakes Cheese Fac- tory offers jobs to many UND- EB students: l-r, J. Hannemann. S. Hester, J. Howard, J. Schcpis. Sichmellcr. Left: Richard Keller, owner and manager of Dairy King, is a popular guy with his 19c hamburgers. He also hires EB stu- dents. With him is Vicki Brandenburger. UND-EB Takes an Active Interest in Politics Left: Nixon ot Aberdeen rally. Left center: Students faculty of McCarthy rally. Center: Students suppor Mayor Red I in. Above: Students have their own primary. Left: McCarthy in Aberdeen rally. Many UND-EB students attended. Dormitory Under Construction Right: The new men's dormitory groundbreaking ceremony. Mr. Andreson and Mr. Newman are manning the spades. UND-EB Hosts High-School Events left: Mary high school fcoms were represented at the South- cast Conference Girls Track Meet on the UND-EB field. Right: Mr. Stinson judges ex- hibits at the annual Science Fair. Below: High school girls check their rotings at the District Music Festival. Right: The State Legislative Research Committee visits UND-EB. Campus Visitors Right: Father Thompson (center! of Shanley High lunches v ith the Dean before speaking at Assembly during Religious Em- phasis Week. left: Nathan Twining, well-known pianist, signs his autograph for Jill Deyapp after his performance last October. Awards Assembly Loft: Mr. Grcth cwards the secondary student teaching award to Diane Seiverf. os Luther Schumacher, student senate pres, looks on. Right: Dale Smolnisky receives a trophy for beinq named Student of the Year. S.S. Pres. Luther Schumacher presents the award. Below: Proudly d splaying their ployers-ofthoyear awards are: Toney Begay, track; Don Hughes, football; Don Thompson, basketball: Jock Gomarko. baseball; Harvey Trapp, wrestling. Greciar The Student Sen- ate chose a Grecian theme for the Spring Formal, AAay 17, 1968. Right: President Schu- mcchcr helps with the pool as D. Solver! and B. Hughes watch. Right: Steve Wilke aids in pre- paring the Garden Wall. Far right: Mary Ann Barbof and Karen Wilke drape some of rhe pillars. Right: Darrel Klipfel, chairman of the Prcm committee, and Senators Carl Hcmplc and Jim Boschcc hang part of the 1000 feet of cheesecloth. Gardens Above: Couples enjoy the music Far left: Myron Sommcrfield and his combo provide the music. left: Gercld Beck and dote pause for a cup of punch served by Carol Lyngen. left: Bill Johnson and da e and Gary Hoffman ar.d Elaine Nit- schke get in the spirit of the party. The Girl’s Dorm Shows Many Poses S. Schefte, N. Knud ion, end G. Phillips relax after hours. B. Remboldl puts good use to ihc newly acquired private phenes in the girls dorm. D. Larson and K. Deering play the piano in the Blue Room of Daco’ah Hall. Married Students Remain Active in Campus Activities Left: Darrell Klipfcl. wife Konda and daughter Kimberly. Darrell and Konda are active in dra- jratics, Homecoming and many other campus activities. left: Mr. Bill Grom, wife Cheryl, and daughters Sandi and Sindi. Bill is a top-notch athlete at UND- EB lettering in football, basketball, and baseball. Contributions Steve Wilke is assisted at teller window First National Bank of Ellendale Mrs. Coleman poses in their store. Coleman’s Men’s Clothing DICKEY COUNTY LEADER Mr. Donahe works on a boot in his shop. Donahe’s Service Shoe Shop Finney’s Jewelry Specializing in all your gift needs John and Oscar Anderson pose in their store. Anderson Drug Store Houghton’s Locker Plant Market and Lockers Barb Randall helps Mrs. Bollinger at check-out. RANDALL’S for all of your goods. v ikkvfi VHSmMM ;., i .i kLX.. ■■ - 4s 1 x CLEANER Erv. Raymond stands in the doorway of his establishment. Raymond’s Dry Clean and Lyric Theatre Dustie Memories LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA ELLENDALE BRANCH ELLENDALE. NORTH DAKOTA