University of North Dakota - Dacotah Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1977 volume:

UND ADMINISTRATION . . . . . . Many People Help UND Run Smoothly It takes a lot of co-operation to keep a university the size of UND running smoothly. Responsibility is divided among many peopte. The overseer of all these people is Thomas Clifford, UND President. To help him keep things going are four Vice Presidents: G.M. Skogley, CE. Nelson, L. Swanson, R.H. Brown. These people are involved with financial aid, academic affairs, operations, and student development. Further down the line are the deans of various coHeges within the university, whose concern is for the students moioring in certain fields. All these people plus many more make UND a well organized college. A. President of UND, Thomas Clifford. Photo by S. Augustin. B. Audrey Hiney, Executive Director of Christus Rex. Photo by J. Puuley. C. Russell Brown, Vice President of Student Affairs. Photo by J. Olson. D. Dean of Student Development, William Bryan. E. Registration is a hectic time for administrators. Photo by S. Augustin. Photo B tBelowt Photo A Photo C Photo E welom Photo D UND CLASSROOMS . . . Photo A thJ Photo E College Classes Emphasize Excitement of Learning Classroomhthe very word brings to mind a sect of desks. Memories of looking past a professor to a ruin-splattered window, through which the rich golden dress of a tree slowly changed to a frosty white and then, to a Iccey green. Days when the light spring breeze beckoned students outside, out of the classroom. The word otso calls to mind the fascination of a stu- dent listening to his teacher bring to life a piece of literature and the pains of an exam, but most of all it brings to mind the excitement of learning. A. An engineering professor prepares mixture. Photo by P. Hoag. B. Barb Johnson pipets during 0 Biochemistry lab. C. Students spend a large part of their time study- ing. D. A med student uses a burette. Photo C tleftt Photo B Photo C V ' no nzvmnw Photo A Photo D ? g A. Skip Frasier distributes information and answers questions about the Peace Corps. Photo by D. Crothers. B. Many students use the library for studying, gathering information and checking out books. C. Pepper Toomey sets up for his ex- periment in the Organic Chemistry lab. Photo by P. Ray. D. ROTC officer instructs his students. Photo by J. Olsen. E. A student checks to make sure the levels are perfect before recording. Photo by S. Augustin. Photo E UND SPORTS . . . Basketball Team Takes North Central Conference Sports events occur in many various forms, each using different equipment, number of participants, and strategies. Almost every type of sport could be enjoyed by men and women athletes and spectators at UND. There are 21 sports events for men and 10 for women. Some sports are designed to make the individual compete alone, he is in a sense a team by himself. He doesn't have a team to back him up. A wrestler can take high honors at tournaments without his team receiv- ing anything. The same thing goes for a cross country runner, tennis player, or swimmer. In a way this is easier for an athlete, because he isn't dependent on his other teammates to carry their weight. On the other hand, it may be more difficult, because the athlete knows there is no one to blame if he should lose. He is the sole performer and must take all the disappointments of defeat as well as all the glory of victory. There are many sports that require more than one person to make up a team. These vary in size, from 11 members on a football squad to 5 on a basketball team. These teams use quite a few complicated plays and their timing must be perfect in order to pull off a victory. The members need to know what their fellow teammates are going to do. This takes a remarkable amount of time, which the athletes gladly give in order to better themselves and their team. The players and their coaches are not the only ones involved in a game. Many times the sports stadiums have been filled to capacity with college kids, cheering on their team. They often become so involved with the game, they actually feel a part of it. Some of the most well attended sports, among the 31 on campus, were football, basketball, hockey, and wrestling. The football team, coached by Jerry Olson, had a season record of 1-7-1. Rube Biorkman led the hockey team to an equal win-loss record of 19-19. The basket- ball team had the best record of the major sports events with a 26-4 record. Dave Gunther, UND basketball coach, led his team to the North Central Conference Title, and AA Division Two Championship. Bob Stiles helped his wrestling team to a 15-6 record in dual meets. Although the womens sports number half as many as the mens, their spirit and enthusiasm is as great. They put forth a huge effort to bring pride to UND. Women athletes have come a long way since the begin- ning of the womens' lib movement and they will probably continue to increase their involvement in sports as years go by. Photo A Photo B A. Rick Bouchurd, ff22 for Ihe Sioux, blocks a shot attempted by his opponent. Photo by J. Green. B. UND hockey player gets stuck in between two Duluth players in a quarrel on the ice. Photo by S. Wang. C. Sioux player has his sho' blocked by his Opponent. Photo by J. Paulson. D. Karen Nedberg returns a serve during tennis practice. Photo by S. Wang. Photo C Photo C Photo A iBeIowi Kiss Concert Huge Success iiWhat is there to do? , was a sentence very rarely heard from a UND student, who knew anything at all about UND. Whatever interest a stu- dent may have had, he could almost be certain that there was an organization in which he could become involved in. The list ranged from sports, both collegiate 0nd in- tramural, to music and drama, Greek activities, religious groups and many more. Every college on campus had some kind of organization related to its particular field of study. If 0 student didn't feel like committing himself to anything A. A UND student prepares a shot during a womens' field hockey game. B. Number 84 of the Sioux team, with help from his blockers, carries the ball for a definite gain against the Coyotes. Photo by S. Wang. C. UND wrestler, Jim Emil, struggles with his Moorhead State opponent during a tough match. Photo by .l. Puulson. OPPOSITE PAGE A. Members of the karate team practice. 3. The Drama Department sponsors many plays for the students' enjoyment. Photo by S. Wong. C. One of the many UND bands rehearses for its upcoming performance. Photo by S. Augustin. D. Students cross creek on a cam- ping excursion. E. The wind ensem- ble practices on the steps of the Hughes Fine Arts building. Photo by D. Crothers. UND ACTIVITIES i there was still always some kind of entertainment planned for the evenings which he could attend. Many times a hard choice had to be made between two or more of them. S.P.O.K.E. Student Program- ming Of Kampus Eventst planned many of the events on campus, one of which, the Kiss concert, was a huge success with cu full house crowd. UND is one of the few colleges in North Dakota in which most of the students don't pack and leave for home Photo C on the weekends, there is always something going on. Photo A Photo E Photo D Hem Photo A A. Charles Wars leads his partner around the dance floor, while instructing a square dance class. Photo by P. Houg. B. UND drama students do an excelleni iob of puntomiming. Photo by S. Wong. C. Women E cheerleaders are often seen at sports events, cheering their team on to victory. D. Members of UND band practice playing the saxophone. Photo by S. Augustin. Photo D Photo B Photo C e . vw'Jm '-9M.c-D1u4 mm 7 m t t Mu'wm' C 2 U m n rn Z rn m t: Photo A University Dedicates New Nursing Home Seen every day, yet somehow not really noticed until it had been left behind, the campus grew and changed before the students very eyes. The University of North Dakota has spread out and acquired many new buildings to accommodate the over nine thousand students that attend the university. The newest building, the Nursing Building, was iust open- ed for use this year. Although many large changes had occurred at UND, the small ones are the most beautiful, the different seasons. Each season brought on a different activity. In the fall when the trees were adorned with reds, yellows and golds, football games and meeting new people were high on the lists of most students. The cold winds of winter brought on snow and study, which was finalty followed by spring and the fever that warm weather brings. A, A UND student finds a quick way to get around in the snow. Photo by S. Augustin. 8. Spring is the time of peace, Photo by JR. Hugerty. C. Pete Johnson hunts for a book, Photo by J. Paulson, D. UND vans help students get to classes. Photo by S. Augustin. E. Julie Sweetman looks thru a knapsack at library exit. Photo by A. Miller. F. Frats entertain freshmen during Rush Week. Photo by S. ? Augustin. i Photo B 3 Photo A Photo E Photo F A. A group of students oftend qlodure in the Union ionnge. Phony hrs; Augus'fin. 1; Many puddle: are avoided in Sprihg. ?hmo by .s. Augustin. c. chm 5s mama by - many madam. Photo by 3.R. Hq9efty. D. A UNDvstudem body graidsmid song, didane guts hit with a pie. Mum: by P. V Haas. E?oo! is one of many; pastimu. Photo by D. Crackers. F; librazy Jon stadium atmosphere. Phone by 3.1!. Hagar. ; , m .6. Sam Key play: his guitar. Phpio by 2 S. Wong. ' r STEVEN D. AFFIELD Wahpeton, North Dokom CRAIG A. AGNEBERG Condo,Nor1h Dakota MARLYS M. ALBERT Williston, North Dakota SUSAN J. AMUNDSON Sharon, North Dakota DARRYL S. ANDERSON PIERRE ANSU-JALLOW Banjul, The Gambia West Africa RAYMOND JOHN BANASIK Longdon, North Dakom BRIAN C. BERG McVille, North Dakota ELIZABETH M. BEUTLER Drake, North Dakota ANN BLAISDELL Hazen, North Dakota CHARLES F. BOOTH Troy, Kansas KAREN L BORLAUG Fort Monmouth, New Jersey HEIDI JANE BORNHOLDT Thief River Falls, Minnesota KATHLEEN M. BOSCH Warwick, North Dakota KAREN GAIL BOSLOUITCH Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada PATRICIA l. BREYER Fessenden, North Dakota LEE ALLAN BROUILLARD Crookston, Minnesota JACQUELINE JOY BURKE Crookston, Minnesota JAMES LEE CAMPBELL Egelond, North Dokom THOMAS E. CARROLL West 51. Paul, Minnesota NEIL J. CHRISTY Jo mesfown, North Dakota DAVID W. CINK Wyndmere, North Dakota CHARLES DAVID CLAYMORE Fort Yams, North Dakota MICHELE E. COLBERG Cargo, North Dakota W J KEVIN J. COUGHLIN Kenmore, North Dakota MICHAEL F. DALEY Nash, Norfh Dakota LUANE S. D'AMELIO Long Island, New York PATRICIA J. DHUYVETTER Noonon, North Dakota CLYDE C. DING Hebron, North Dakota THOMAS J. FELTMAN Gruffon, North Dakom H. JOHN FINLAYSON Regina, Saskatchewan TERRY MICHAEL FORSTER Richardton, North Dakota lOU ANN K. GAGNE Iron, Minnesota BRUCE P. GANJE Williston, North Dakota DAVE ALAN GAWLEY Regina, Saskaichewon, Canada REGINALD W. GECK Mandan, North Dakofa ANTHONY R. GETTE Storkweather, North Dakota YVONNE MARIE GION Regent, North Dakota ANDREW W. GLEICH Bismarck, North Dokow STEVEN K. GLUNBERG Kloten, North Dakota DALE E. GOODMAN Kensal, North Dakota BETH ANN GOUDZWARD Jamestown, North Dakota CAROL L. GRANER Napoleon, North Dakota KEVIN Z. GRAY Cloquet, Minnesota GREG D. GREEK Moholl, North Dakota BARBARA JEAN GRYGAR Minneapolis, Minnesota LEANNE K. GUNHUS Adams, Norfh Dakota MARY C. HABBERSTAD Verona, North Dakota L 1 j PATRICIA C. HAGEN Fargo, North Dakota ELLEN MARIE HANSON Grand Forks, North Dakota R. MIKKEI. HARSTAD Williston, North Dakota TERRILL .l. HAUGEN Williston, North Dakota EVA M. HEFFERNAN Grand Forks, North Dakota DARLENE C. HENSRUD Pekin, North Dakota CAROL FAY HILLERSON Luverne, North Dakota lORIE M. HILLIARD Glendive, Moniana DIANE R. HILLMAN Rugby, Norfh Dakota KURT HILLMAN Cavalier, Norfh Dakota MICHAEL J. HINDERLIE Janesville, Wisconsin JEFFERIE M. HOFFMAN RoIette, North Dakota SCOTT G. HOPMAN Grand Forks, North Dakota ROBERT P. HOVERSON Manvel, North Dakota MARLENE J. HOYDE Grafton, North Dakofa JOHN MICHAEL HUERTH 51. Paul, Minnesota MARY KAY HUNT Cherry Hill, New Jersey MARK CHESTER INGEBRETSON Fargo, Norih Dakota PAMELA KAY ISAAK Hazen, North Dakota DIANNE L. IVERSON Williston, North Dakota TIMOTHY C. JAHRAUS Linton, North Dakom DOYLE W. JELSING Rugby, North Dakota RUSSELL A. JENSEN Cavalier, North Dakota MARIE M. JIRIK Csher, Minnesota W KAREN K. JOHNSON LaKofa, North Dakota LEN JONES Blaisdell, North Dakota RICHARD DALE KABANUCK Max, North Dakota KRISTI KAUFMAN Bisbee, North Dakom KRISTIN I.. KINNEY Manvel, North Dakota CHARLES T. KISTLER Waufugh, New York MARGARET JANE KNECHT Bismarck, North Dakota CURTIS E. KOEPPE Lidgerwood, North Dakota MARY JANE KRAM Wales, North Dakota MARY JOHANNA KRINGLER Buffalo, North Dakota STEVEN P. KRUSE Minot, North Dakota MARK A. LAMBRECHT Grafton, Norfh Dakota SCOTT J. LARSON Bemidii, Minnesota STEVEN B. LARSON Kloten, North Dakota STEVEN D. lARSEN Fargo, North Dokoia JOHN D. LAVACHEK Mandon, North Dokom SHEILA RAE LEAKE Emerado, North Dakota JAMES R. lEE Alexander, North Dakota DEBRA ANN LESMANN Wesfhope, North Dakofa FREDERICK J. I.EWIS Harrington Park, New Jersey BRUCE O. lEY Alexander, North Dakota REGINALD J. llZAKOWSKI Grand Forks, North Dakota LE ANN K. LUNDBERG Fargo, North Dakota GEORGE F. MARUSKA etroif Lakes, Minnesota K Calermo, North Dakota JOHN C. MAST W Great Falls, Montana ALLAN CHARLES MATSON Schenectady, New York MICHAEL J. MC EWEN Droyton, North Dakota GLORIA J. MC KAMEY Crosby, North Dakota CARRIE L. MC KENZIE Minot, North Dakota WENDY J. MC WALTER East Grand Forks, Minnesota DAVID C. MEHI. Edmore, North Dakota LANCE K. MERTZ Park River, Nor1h Dakota ANN E. MESERVE Joy, Maine GARY R. MESSERLI Rapid City, South Dakota ROBYN JEAN MIDDLETON Gilby, Norih Dakota BRUCE M. MILLER Duluth, Minnesota VALERIE M. MILLER Bismarck, Nor1h Dakota JACQUELINE K. MONDRY SANDRA LYNNE MONTGOMERY Grand Forks, North Dakota SISTER CHERYL MOREHEAD Crookston, Minnesota SUSAN M. MOSOLF Droyfon, North Dakota KATHERINE L. MURPHY Minot AFB, North Dakota BROOKS L NASSET Fargo, North Dakota GERARD D. NEIL Eas1Grand Forks, Minnesota LAURIE A. NELSON Morris, Minnesota JANICE A. NEUSSENDORFER Sturkweather, North Dakota SANDRA LILAYNE NISHEK Ellendale, North Dakota SARA KAY NYBERG J JANET F. OLSON Longdon, North Dakota CURTIS DEAN ONGSTAD Bismarck, North Dakota TIMOTHY F. ORTHMEYER Grand Forks, North Dakota JANICE K. PEDERSEN Northwood, Norfh Dakota RALPH PEDERSON Guelph, Nor1h Dakota KAREN L. PETERSON Grand Forks, North Dakota CAROL A. PFOHL Buffalo, New York PAUL PITTS Grand Forks, North Dako'ra CAROL A. POlIVKA Willis1on, North Dokofa DOUGLAS JAMES PRASKA Oakes, Norfh Dakota WILLIAM C. PUGH Devils Lake, North Dakota WILLIAM W. QUADAY Grand Forks, North Dakota lINDA J. QUINN Hicksville, New York ROBERT J. REINERTSON Grand Forks, North Dakota DUANE D. REISER New Rockford, North Dakota LINDA L. RETZER Ashley, North Dakota JEFFREY L. RIENSTRA Litchville, North Dakota ROYCE L. ROLFSON Watford City, North Dakota JOHN M. ROVENKO Max, North Dakota SUSAN M. ROWLEY Ventura, California ARLO L. RUDE Thief River Falls, Minnesota KATHLEEN L. RUTLEDGE Minneapolis, Minnesota PATRICIA lIN SANDGREN Fargo, North Dakota RODNEY ALAN SCHALESKY Max, North Dakota k KJ. DAVID SCHMITZ W Williston, North Dakota KAY A. SCHULTZ Williston, Norfh Dokom TRICIA A. SCHWARTZ New England, North Dakota KAYE SUSAG SEIBEL Rhame, Norfh Dakota DEBORAH LEE SHAW Mondan, North Dakom TIMOTHY EDWARD SHEA Minot, North Dakota DONNA LYNN SHORES Cavalier, North Dakota MELISSA A. SIMONS Mondon, North Dakofo SHARON ANN SKAVLEM MICHAEL GILBERT SMITH Mount Royal, New Jersey WAYNE J. SOLTA E0515elkirk, Moniioba TERRY LYNN SOLTVEDT Oslo, Minnesota CHARLES E. SPRENGER Mondon, North Dakota TIMOTHY GEORGE STAVETEIG Grand Forks, Norfh Dakota STEPHEN L. STENEHJEM Wotford City, North Dakota CINDY SUE STOKKE Grand Forks, North Dokofo BRYAN R. STOTTS Roseau, Minnesota WILLIAM D. STRINDEN Williston, North Dakota GEORGE WENDELIN STROH Bismarck, North Dakota MICHAEL MARLON STROMBERG Havre, Montana ANN MARIE STROMME Crury, Norih Dakota JENNIFER ANN STRUM Fargo, North Dakota JOHN A. SUESS Williston, Nor1h Dakota RALF E. SWENSON ergo, North Dakota J MARY JO TAINTOR Grand Forks, North Dakota PAUL A. TAINTOR Marshall, Minnesota ZAKIR S. TAMBAWALLA Addis Ababa, Ethiopia KIM M. TAY Singapore, Republic of Singapore DOUGLAS M. TAYLOR Pembino, North Dakota ALLAN R. TEDESCHI Kennewick, Washington BRIAN L. THIELGES LaMoure, North Dakota KAREN JARRETT THOMS Pekin, Illinois MICHAEL D. THORNE Wayzma, Minnesota PETER S. VOELLER Rugby, North Dakota DUANE M. VOSKUIL Grand Forks, North Dakota VICKI D. VOSKUIL Enderlin, North Dakota NAOMI LYN WAHL Dickinson, North Dakota MARCIA CLARE WAHLSTRAND Grand Forks, North Dakota DAVID B. WALEN Crosby, North Dakota CYNTHIA LU WATERWORTH Newfolden, Minnesota MARY THERESE WEEKES Bismarck, North Dakota JAMES C. WENDSCHLAG Powers Lake, North Dakota GARY M. WESTEFER Evergreen Park, Illinois GLENDON L. WHEELER Minot, North Dakota DALE R. WILKENS Cooperstown, North Do kofo RONALD F. WIRKUS Grand Forks, North Dakota FREDRICK L. WITTMANN Wheatland, North Dakota RICHARD J. WOLFE I Devils Lake, North Dakota j PAMELA JEAN YUTRZENKA Argyle, Minnesota LOIS R. ZEVENBERGEN Sibley, Iowa JUDITH A. ZIMMERMAN Napoleon, North Dakota AFFIELD, 5. Social Work, B.S.S.W.; Phi Alphh Social Work Advisory Committee, UND Theater Arts Production Murm-Sade. AGNEBERG, C. Business Education, B.A. Ed.; Member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Phi Beta Lambda. ALBERT, M. Accounting, B.S.B.A.; Alpha Phi Sorority. Alpha Lambda DehasPresident, Befa Alpha Psi. AMUNDSON, 5. Occupational Therapy, Bachelor of Science; People, Backpacking 8. Hik- ing, Music. ANDERSON, D. ANSU-JALLOW, P. English 8. French, B.A.; Track 8. Field. BANASIK, R. Nursing, B.S.; Member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Member of Student Nurse's Association, Certified Instructor in Cardio- Pulmonory Resuscitation. BERG, 3. Bus. Admin, B.S., B.A. BEUTLER, E. Mech. Engr., BS,- Tau Ben: Pi, Socie- ty of Women Engineers, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. BLAISDELL, A. Elementary Ed., BSED. BOOTH, C. Industrial Technology, 3.5. BORLAUG, K. Economics, French, and Spanish, B.A.; Omicron Delta Epsilon, Blue Key, College Republicans, Women's Varsity Tennis Team, Presideni's Honor Roll. BORNHOLDT, H. Speech, Theatre, 35. Ed.; Speech, Theatre, Music. BOSCH, K. H.Ec. Ed., BS; Member of Phi U 8. H.Ec Club. BOSLOUITCH, K. Speech Pathology, B. of Ed. BREYER, P. Accouming, BS-BA; Beta Alpha Psi, Selke Hull President, Association of Residence Halls. BROUILLARD, L Geology, B.S.; Member of Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Gama Epsilon. BURKE, J. Elem Ed. and Library Science Audio Visual, B.S.; Grey Gown Summer of '76 , Pi Lamb- da Them. CAMPBELL, J. Electrical Engineering, B.S.,- Stu- dent Member of IEEE, Privme Pilots License. CARROLL, T. Aviation Administration, B.S., B.A.; Flying, Sports. CHRISTY, N. Business Adminisfration, BS; Stu- den1 Body President, Scuba Diver, Skiing. CINK, D. Accounting, Aviation Administration, B.S., B.A.; Phi Delta Them, Alpha Eta Rho, UND Flying Club, UND Marke1ing Club. CLAYMORE, C. Business Admin, BS, BA; Them Chi Fraternity s Vice President, J.V. Football Team, UND Rugby FootbaH Club. COLBERG, M. Nursing, BS Nursing. COUGHLIN, K. Natural Science, 3.5. DALEY, M. History, B.A.; Theta Chi Fraternity, LM. Football, Hockey, Volleyball, Mortar Board, Grey Gown. D'AMELIO, L Sociology, B.A.; Association of United States Army, Distinguished Miliiary Gradume, UND Karate. DHUYVETTER, P. Math, BAS. DING, C. Civil Engr, B.Sci.; American Society of Civil Engrs. FELTMAN, T. M.E., B.S.; ASME, Vertical Integrated Design Group, Skuiing, Intramural Highlights Of the Graduates Of 1977 k J Hockey. FINLAYSON, H. Physical Education, BS. Ed. FORSTER, T. Accounting, BS, BA. GAGNE, L. Anthropology, Communications, B.A.; Anthropology Club, Research Assistant-Anfhropology. GANJE, B. Accounting, BS; Beta Alpha Psi. GAWLEY, D. Physical Education, 8.5. in Healfh Recreation 8. Physical Education. GECK, R. Chemical Engineering, 3.5. GETTE, A. Public Administration, B.S.; Ac'riviTies: Phi Em Sigma Honor Society, Council on Teaching, Accomplishments: Presidents List, Deans List. GION, Y. Recrecnion with Special Group Emphasis, Bachelor; Member and Officer of Recreation Club and Delta Psi Kappa, InteresfssSwimming, Arts and Crafts, Dancing, Skafing, Macrame, GLEICH, A. Business Admin., BS, BA; Member of Karate Club, Managemenf Club, Marketing Club, Deans List, Enioys Hunting, Fishing, Sports, R.A. of Walsh Hall. GLUNBERG, S. Psychology, 3.5. GOODMAN, D. Elecfricol Engineering, B.S.; President-Em Kappa Nu, Vice President of IEEE. GOUDZWARD, 8. Recreational Therapy, 85. GRANER, C. Vocational Home Economics Ed., B.S.; Home E: Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Ec Student Advisory Board. GRAY, K. Accounting, BSBA; Secretary of Befo Alpha Psi, Member of Phi Eta Sigma, Varsity Ten- nis Lenermon, Brannon Hall Treasurer. GREEK, G. Medical Technology, 8.5,; Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Infer- froternity Council, ASMT. GRYGAR, B. Occupafional Therapy, B.S.; Folk Dance, Cross Country Skiing, Sewing, Classical Guitar. GUNHUS, L MusiciMalh, B.$. Ed. HABBERSTAD, M. Nursing, B.S. HAGEN, P. Elementary Education and Math, Bachelor of Science; Member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Member of Pi Lambda Theta. HANSON, E. Occupational Therapy, BS; Phi Theta Epsilon, OT Ciub, Hiking, Skating, Sewing. HARSTAD, R. Elem. and Phy Ed., B.S.,- Phi Delta Them, Blue Key, UND Feathers, Mens Gymnastics Team, Cheerleader. HAUGEN, T. PsychiPhil-Rel, B.A.; Studeni GOWL, Lecture Committee, Basketball J.V. HEFFERNAN, E. Accounting, B.S.B.A. HENSRUD, D. Nursing, BSN; Dorm Council, Army ROTC, In1ermurals. HILLERSON, C. Zoology, 3.5. HILLIARD, L. Occupational Therapy, 3.5. HILLMAN, D. Chemical Engineering, B.S.; AICHE, SWE, President, Regional Represen'foiive, Blue Key, Who's Who in American Colleges 8. Univer- sities, Engineer's Council, Secretary, UND Tour Guide, Big Sister. HILLMAN, K. Geological Engineering, B.S.,- Vice- President Association of Undergraduate Geologisfs, Member Sigma Gamma Epsilon Honorary Fraternity. HINDERLIE, M. Public Relafions 8; Advertising UournalismL BA; Sigma Chi Frat, Hockey WriteriDakoTa Studem, Hockey Broad- castersChannel 10, Known Around Campus As Hindu . HOFFMAN, J. Accounting, BSBA; .nter Varsify Christian Fellowship. HOPMAN, 5. Civil Engineering, B.S.; A.$.C.E., S,W.E., lniramurals. HOVERSON, R. Bus, Adm, BSBA. HOYDE, M. Social Work, B.S.S.W.; Nmionul Associmion of Social Workers, Ski Club. HUERTH, J. Social Science, 8.5, Ed.; UNDIA, Upward Bound, Counselor. HUNT, M. Early Childhood 8. Elementary Educ, B.S. Ed.; Studem Senator-CTL, Student Educa- tion Associofion. INGEBRETSON, M. Biology, B.S.; Alumnus and Past President of East Hall. ISAAK, P. Dist. Ed., BA. IVERSON, D. Nut. Sci., B.A. JAHRAUS, T. Chemistry, B.S.; Member of Blue Key, Phi Etc: Sigma Honor Socieiy, Member of CHIP. JELSING, D. Accounting, BS, BA,- Wine, Women, Work, Whoopee. JENSEN, R. Physics, 3.5. JIRIK, M. Elem. Ed and Early Childhood, BS ED.; Interests: Teaching, Accomplishments: B.S. in Home Economics, U. of Mom, Activities: Homemaking for Five Children and Husband. JOHNSON, K. Social Work, B.S.S.W. JONES, L Accounting, B.S.B.A.; Treasurer of Beta Alpha Psi, Intramural Sports. KABANUCK, R. Aviation Admin, B.S.; Phi Dehu Them, Karate Club. KAUFMAN, K. Retail Merchandising, 3.5. KINNEY, K. Elem., Sp. Ed., 85, Ed.; CEC Member. KISTLER, C. Airport Admin, B.S.; Accomplished Strong Friendship with Mid-Wesf, Meet and Never Will Forget My Little Friend-L.B. KNECHT, M. Social Work, BA. KOEPPE, C. Chemistry, B.S.; Phi Eta Sigma Freshmen Honor Society, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Member, UND Tennis Team, 1976, Campus Table Tennis Champion 77. KRAM, M. Chemical Engineering, 8.5. KRINGLER, M. Nursing, B.$. KRUSE, 5. Chemical Engineering, B.S.; Member of SPOKE Conceris Committee, Member of Stu- dent AlChE. lAMBRECHT, M. Civil Engineering, B.S.; ASCE, Tau Beta Pi, Phi E'ra Sigma, Engineer's Council. LARSON, S. Chemical Eng., B.S.; Member of J f Lisf, Graduated with Honors in Chemical Engineer- mg. LARSON, 5. Accounting, BSBA. lARSEN, 5. American Sfudies, History, Bachelor of Am; Member of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, AII-Around Intramural Athlete. LAVACHEK, J. Elem Ed; Varsity Bards 2 Years. LEAKE, 5. Marketing, BSBA. LEE, J. Management, General Business; SPOKE Lecture Series Chairperson, Management Club, Universify Curriculum Commiffee. lESMANN, D. English, B.A. LEWIS, F. Business Admin, Computer Science, BSBA; Member Jets Club 8. Compu'er Club, Always Ready for a Good Time, Fond Memories of Grand Forks. LEY, 8. Accounting, 8578A. LIZAKOWSKI, R. Accounfing, B.S.B.A. lUNDBERG, L. Personnel Mgmt, B.S.B.A.; Alpha Phi Sorority. MARUSKA, G. Accounting, B.S.B.A. MAST, J. Airport Admin., B.S.8.A.; Wing Rep for McVey, UND Ski Club 76-77, UND Flying Club 76- 77 Training Officer, Orchesis Dance Company 75- 77. MATSON, A. Aviation, B.S.B.A.; Flying, Skiing, Swimming, Was University of North Dakom Flight lnsfrucior During Senior Year. MC EWEN, M. Marketing, B.A.; Treasurer of Delta Tau Delta, Member of Campus Cinema Comminee. MC KAMEY, G. Social Work, 855W; Phi Alpha, Social Work Association, S.W. Dept. Admissions Commiffee 8. Minorities Concerns, Who's Who Among Students. MC KENZIE, C. Recreation, 3.5.; Recreation Club-Progroms Director, Delia Psi Kap- pa-President. MC WALTER, W. Nursing, 8.5. MEHL, D. Civil Engineering, 8.5. MERTZ, l. Sociology, Bachelor of Arts. MESERVE, A. Marketing Club, Princess Plaioon, BA in Journalism with Public Relaiions and Adver- vising Emphasis. MESSERLI, G. Airport Administration, BSBA; Dorm Council Rep., Tri-Dorm Council Rep, In- ?ramural Softball. MIDDLETON, R. Special 8. Elem. Ed., 8.5. Educa- fion; Council for Exceptional Chiidren, Secretary of Pi Lambda Theta, Siudenv Member of the National Educaiion Associaiion. MILLER, B. Elec1rica1 Engineering, 85. MILLER, V. Aviation, 85; Certified Flight Instruc- for, Soaring, Hunting, Scuba Diving, Down Hill Skiing, Wafer Skiing. MONDRY, J. MONTGOMERY, S. Art, B.F.A. MOREHEAD, Sr. Music, BA,- My Inferests Are People, Nature, Music and Living Monastic Life. MOSOLF, 5. Psychology, B.A.; Opera, Choral Union, National Student Exchange, Psi Chi Honor Society, Freshman Orientation Leader, Chesfer Fritz Ushereite. MURPHY, K. Music, 8.5. Ed.; Music: Chorus, Opera, Chamber Chorale, Voice, Piano, Reading, Cooking, Oui-of-Doors, Traveling. NASSET, B. Airpor? Admin, B.S.B.A. NEIL, G. Bus. Adm., Bachelor; Cross Country Ski- ing, Mgm? Club, Tennis. NELSON, 1.. Nursing, 8.5.; Kappa Sigma Pledge Princess, Spring 1974. NEUSSENDORFER, J. Nursing, 8.5. NISHEK, S. English, B.A. NYBERG, 5. Occupational Therapy, 8.5.; Oc- cupational Therapy Mqior, 0.1'. Club Vice Presi- dent, Member of Delta Delia Deha. OLSON, J. Chemical Engineering, 8.5.; SWE, AIChE, Mortar Board. ONGSTAD, C. Biology, 85; Presiden? of InterVar- sity Christian Fellowship 1975-1977. ORTHMEYER, T. Civil Engineering, 8.5.; Four Year Leiterman U.N.D. Track Team, Four U.N.D. Records, One Fieldhouse Record, Vice Pres. A.S.C.E. Student Chapter. PEDERSEN, J. Sociology 8 English, Arts 8. AlCHE, Tau Befa Pi, Engineering Council, Dean's rPETERSoN, K. Art, BFA; BFA in Visual Arts, Par- Science. Warsaw R. Mechanical Engineering, 3.5. J Qenuior, Aid; Sorority, Chairman of UND Fashion Ticipa'red in 2 Student Ar? Shows. PFOHL, C. Sp. Ed., Elem. Ed., 85. PITTS, P. Business Admin, B.S.B.A.; Sfudem Body Pres. 1975-1976, Member S'udent Senate 1973- 1976, Pres. Black Studeni Union 75-V.P. 74, Who's Who 1975 and 1976, Elected Grand Forks City CounciI-76. POLIVKA, C. Accounfing, B.S.B.A.; Beta Alpha Psi. PRASKA, D. Elec. Engineering, 8.5. EE; Dorm Council, Intramural Softball, AFROTC Graduate, I.E.E.E. Member, Budget Board Member. PUGH, W. Personnel Management 85 EPA. QUADAY, W. Ind. Tech., 8.5.; Aiphu Tau, Ind. Tech. Fraternity, Student Education Association. QUINN, L. Spanish, Bachelor of Arts; Larson Language Award, Much Warmth Was Found Amidst the Cold, Thanks to BB and Friends. REINERTSON, R. Public Administration, BSPA; Member of Student Senoie 1976-77. REISER, D. Accounting, B.S.B.A.; University Bowl- ing Team-1977. RETZER, L. Social Work, 8.5. Social Work; In1er- Varsity Christian Fellowship, Phi Alpha. RIENSTRA, J. Physics, 8.5.; Phi Eta Sigma, AFROTC Drill Team, Winenberg Chapel President, AFROTC Code? Group Commander, Phi Beta Kap- pa. ROLFSON, R. Bus. Adm, BS. ROVENKO, J. Natural Science and Geography, 85; Member of Phi Delfo Them. ROWLEY, 5. Special Ed, Elemeniary Ed, 85. RUDE, A. Elect Eng., BS; IEEE Club. RUTLEDGE, K. Physical Educufion, 8.5. 1HRD1; Figure Skating, Cross-Couniry Skiing, Delia Psi Kappa. SANDGREN, P. Nursing, 8.5. SCHALESKY, R. Civii Engineering, 8.5.; American Society of Civil Engineers, UND Baseball. SCHMITZ, J. Zoology, 8.5.; Member Who's Who American Colleges 8 Universities, Chairman SPOKE Programing Board 76-77, Chairman Recreation Com 75-76, Member Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, University Chorus, Varsity Bards, UND Opera Co., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. SCHULTZ, K. Social Work, 855W; Student Social Work Association-Treas., Phi Alpha. SCHWARTZ, T. Biology, Bachelor of Science; Track, Cheerleader Fooiball 2 Yrs., Christos Rex Church Council, Blue Key, LiHIe Sister of Minerva. SEIBEL, K. Accounting, BA; Member of Beta Alpha Psi. SHAW, D. Elem. Ed., 8.5. Ed.; 5A1 Wiusic Frater- nity for Women1, Young Life, lmer-Varsify. SHEA, T. Biology, 8.5.; President Phi Delta Theta, Oufsfanding Greek 75-76, Greek Booklet Editor 74. SHORES, D. Geological Engineering, 8.5. Engineering; Socieiy of Women Engineers, American Sociefy of Civil Engineers, Association of Undergraduufe Geologist, Women's Field Hockey, Angel Flight. SIMONS, M. Elem. Ed., Early Child, 85; Gamma Phi Beta, TKE Daughter of Diana. SKAVLEM, S. SMITH, M. Indian Studies, B.A.; UND Indian Assoc, UND Track, UND Tae Kwon Do Club, 151 Indian Studies Major. SOLTA, W. Physical Educaiion, B.S.ED.; Member Phi Epsilon Kappa Froiernify, Assistants Hockey Coach Red River High School, Registered Hockey Oificiul N.D.O.A. M.S.H.L. SOLTVEDT, T. Accouniing, B.S.B.A.; Beta Alpha Psi Accounting Frafernity, Dean's Lisf. SPRENGER, C. Accounting, 8.5.B.A.; Member of Beta Alpha Psi, Inframural Bowling 4 Years. STAVETEIG, T. Religious Studies, Philosophy, B.A. STENEHJEM, 5. Banking, BSBA; SPOKE Lecture Commiffee, lniermural SporYs, College Republicans, Marketing Club, Omicron Delta Rho, All Spons. STOKKE, C. Reiail Merchandizing, 8.5.B.A.; Poodle Parlor, Model. STOTTS, B. Biology-Mcthemafics, 8.5.; Biology Club, Scandinavian Club. STRINDEN, W. Zoology, 8.5.; College Republicans, Lecfure Commiifee, Tousfmasier's Club. STROH, G. Chem. Engr., 8.5. STROMBERG, M. Physical Ed. K-12, Park 8. Recreation Administration, 85.; Treasurer of Phi Epsilon Kappa, Athletic Program Sales Director, UND Swim Team Captain, Student Represen'rative on Athletic Control Board. STROMME, A. Elem. Ed, Music, 8.5. Ed. STRUM, J. Nursing, 85; Nursing Maior, SPOKE Enierwinmenf Committee, Princess Platoon, Delta Deho Delia. SUESS, J. Accouniing, B.S.8.A.; President of Beta Alpha Psi, Varsity Golf Team 13 Yeurs1. SWENSON, R. Soc. Studies in Education, 85; Member of Honorary Geographical Society-Gamma Them Upsilon, Manager of Football Team for 4 Years. TAINTOR, M. Elem. and V.A. Educ., 8.5. TAINTOR, P. Biology, B.A. TAMBAWALLA, Z. Mechanical Eng., Engineer- mg. TAY, K. Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science; American Socieiy of Mechanical Engineers, Photography, Ouidoor Life, Travel, Meeting People, Reading. TAYLOR, D. Accounfing, BSBA; Karate Club. TEDESCHI, A. Chemical Engineering, Bachelor of Science; Chi Alpha, AICHE, Soccer. THIELGES, B. Accounting, B.S.B.A.; Beta Alpha Psi, ARH Budget Board, Brannon Hall Treasurer, Brannon Hall Resideni Assistant, College Republicans. THOMS, K. Business Ed., 85; Pi Omega Pi, Phi Beta Lambda, Pi Lambda Theta. THORNE, M. Aviation Admin., Business Admin.,- U.N.D. Flying Team Captain, Grand Forks Inter- national Airport Control Tower Trainee, Smith Hall Dormitory President VOELLER, P. Psychology, 8.5.,- Sigma Alpha Ep- silon Fraternify, Mortar Board, Varsity Winds. VOSKUIL, D. Visual Arts, BFA; 8A English 1960, MA Philosophy 1965, PhD Philosophy 1969, 3 Years Secondary Teacher, 6 Years College Professor. VOSKUIL, V. English, B.A.; Univ. Bond, Dakota Student, Music, Theater, Dance, Wrifing, Sewing, Literature. WAHL, N. Noiural Science, 8.5.; Womenis Basketball and Track, Wittenberg Council and Choir, Alpha Lambda Delia. WAHLSTRAND, M. 5pec., Elem. Ed., 85.- Educaiion; Secretary 01 Council for Exceptional Children. WAlEN, D. Electrical Engr., BS; Varsity Bards, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE. WATERWORTH, C. Criminal Justice, 85,- Campus Crusade for Christ. WEEKES, M. Criminal Justice, 8.5.; I'm interested in Karme, Scuba Diving and Playing ihe Guitar. WENDSCHLAG, J. Mech. Engr., 8.5.; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. WESTEFER, G. Marketing, Bachelors; Cross Counfry, Truck, Ski Club, U.N.D. College Republicans, Campus Crusades, J-F-S. Tri-Dorm Council. WHEELER, G. Sociology, BA. WILKENS, D. Banking 8. Finance, 8.5. WIRKUS, R. Biology, 8.5. WITTMANN, F. Psychology, 8.5. WOLFE, R. Elecf Eng, 8.5.; IEEE. YUTRZENKA, P. Nursing, Bachelor of Science; Alpha Lambda Delia Society, Student Nurses Associafion, Beck Award, J.F.T. O'Connor Scholarship. ZEVENBERGEN, 1.. Occupational Therapy 8. Sociology. ZIMMERMAN, J. Nursing, 8.5.; Piano. Homecoming Talent Show Chairman, Student Show, Miss Grand Forks, Own 8. Operate Cindy'x X J