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1961 P R A IR IE S M O K E STAFF Editor-in-Chief ____________

John Gengler

Classes Editor __ __ _________ Nancy G o o d Faculty Editor _______ _______ Diane Larson Organization Editor __________ Myrna W e st Sports Editor ______________ ssi-ir-i.

Don Zastoupil

Photographers ____ __ _______ LeRoy Krank Howard Foreman i o

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S t a f f ______________________Fran Belohlovek,

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G en Bortke, Jerilee

Christiansen,

Ruth

Haas, Florence Jacobsen, Sharon Ross, G erald Roth, Claudia W o lf A d v ise r ________ Prof. W . Ferron Halvorson

The 7 961 PRAIRIE SM OKE Presents I

The most im p o rta n t building on the campus is M a y H all. This structure contains all the classrooms and houses the school aud ito rium . M a y H all was named fo r th e firs t p resident o f DSC, Dr. S. T. M a y. Located in the c enter o f our spacious campus, M a y H a ll w ill be reno vated during th e la tte r p a rt o f 1961. The old lib ra ry on the th ird flo o r w ill house new a rt facilities. The

offices now spread

th ro u g h o u t the

building

w ill

have

new

locations

in the

lib ra ry structure com pleted this past year. M a y Hall, th e largest and most imposing structure on th e D S C grounds, shall be d evoted e n tire ly to th e housing o f classrooms in the future.

H ere is a glimpse o f M a y H a ll on a crisp w in ter m ornÂ ing in western N o rth Dakota.

The OLD . . . 2

AND K lin e fe lte r H a ll is the m ajo r women's d o rm ito ry on campus. U n til this past ye a r it was the only oncampus housing ava ilab le fo r women students.

WOMEN’S HOUSING

For the firs t tim e this year, Stickney H all was the second women's d o rm ito ry.

The

men who occupied the building previously were moved to the new men's hall on cam pus.

WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA’S ATHLETIC HEADQUARTERS

For alm ost a decade S co tt G y m nasium has p ro vid ed the DSC stu d ent bo dy w ith one o f the finest ath le tic structures in the state. It also is the site o f five high school tournam ents each year.

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. . . the NEW

Selke H all, the new men's d o rm ito ry, was named a fte r Professor Emeritus A rth u r Selke, a te a c h e r a t D S C fo r 33 years. The structure houses 128 male students and provides them w ith the most m odern o f living facilities.

MODERN HOUSING ON THE DSC CAMPUS

Three a p a rtm e n t buildings, such as th e one shown, w ere com pleted during

1961. Each contains eight

furnished ap artm ents fo r m arried students o r male students. The buildings fe a tu re the latest in living conveniences.

The newest a d d itio n to our campus is the b eautiful lib ra ry building. The new building, to be re ad y fo r use in S ep tem b er o f 1961, w ill house a main reading room, a two-level stock room, a bookstore, a post office, a fa cu lty lounge,

16 fa c u lty

offices,

lib ra ry

classroom,

audio-visual

room,

Theo d o re Roosevelt M e m o ria l room, a conference room, and o th er lib ra ry offices. For the c o m fo rt o f th e students, an a ir conditioning

system w ill be inÂ

stalled in the building. The new lib ra ry is a trem endous asset to the D SC student bo dy and is o nly a beginning in the large expansion p ro gram planned fo r o ur college.

OUR NEWEST CAMPUS ADDITION

STUDENT QI C KINSO N

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UNION BUILDING S T A T E TEA C H ER S 8 LAKE

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NEXT FOR DSC: A STUDENT U N IO N By 1963, D S C hopes to have a large and modern student union building. This structure will be paid fo r

building will be ap p ro xim ately $200,000 plus an adÂ

by the student b o d y o ve r a period of years b y q u a rte rÂ

d itional $75,000 fo r equipm ent.

ly assessments. The building will contain tw o levels.

W it h the g ro w th o f DSC, the need fo r a student It will have a

union building was q u ite im m inent. S tud en t reaction

kitchenette, a large m eeting room, organization offices,

was v e ry much in fa v o r o f the building. The new union

game rooms, a T V room and lounge, and possibly a

will add immensely to the b eau ty o f the campus and to

bowling alley.

th e fine student facilities.

The new student union will be com parable to any

union in the state o f N o rth Dakota. The cost of the

Miss M aude Klinefelter

IN M E M O R IA M Miss M a ud e K lin e fe lte r passed aw ay on Jan. 25, lingering illness. She worked a t D STC from

1918 to

1961, following a 1954.

Miss K lin e fe lte r came to DSC in 1918 as secretary to the firs t presiÂ dent, S. T. M a y. During her years o f service here, she served as SecretaryTreasurer o f the school. She helped p rep are and copy the college b ud get fo r the S ta te Board and the Legislature fo r 20 bienniums. She w ro te all checks fo r college employees, equipm ent, supplies and campus building construction betw een 1918 and 1954. M aud e K lin e fe lte r was a friend and d evo ted servant to our school and its students fo r o ve r fo u r decades. O n e of the women's dorm itories on campus was named a fte r her in recognition fo r her work, as recom m ended by the A lu m n i upon her re tire m e n t in 1954. A p o rtra it of Miss K lin e fe lte r was placed in the d o rm ito ry bearing her name this year, in rem em brance o f all th a t she had done fo r Dickinson S ta te Teachers College.

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A n aerial view o f fhe campus w ith sketches o f fu tu re buildings,

FOREWORD Yearbooks are photo albums o f the m any activities

O u r athletes b ro u g ht DSC championships in fo o tÂ

th a t occur during the course o f one school year. It is

ball, wrestling and track. "P ro je c t 61," DSC's endeavor

a p ictorial record of the students and th e things th e y

a t educational television, was well accepted b y the

did while atte n d ing DSC.

public. The fall g u a rte r saw a record enrollm ent of

This record is com piled so

th a t friends and memories can be renewed in years to

more than 630. D SC was recognized as N o rth Dakota's

come.

fastest grow ing college.

O u r school had a banner y e a r in 1960-61. The new

The yearbo ok s ta ff o f 1961 has trie d to record most

men's d o rm ito ry was occupied fo r th e firs t tim e. A

o f these events fo r you, the student body. W e hope

new lib ra ry neared com pletion during the year. Plans

th a t the

were laid fo r a new student union. D S C was grow ing

you rem em ber the people and events th a t made this

into one o f N o rth Dakota's finest colleges.

y e a r a success.

1961 ed itio n o f P R A IR IE S M O K E will help

Frontispiece

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Buildings .............. ...................

M em o rial ______________________

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Foreword

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Faculty and A d m in is tra tio n .....

O rg a n iz a tio n s __________________

G ra d u a tio n ........ ............... .....

Sports .............. .......................

Classes _________ ______ ________

W h o 's W h o

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Foreign S tu d e n ts ............. ........

Cam pus H igh S c h o o l

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TABLE OF CONTENTS In side co ve r p h o to g ra p h by W . P. Sebens

Administration

DR. O . A . D E L O N G , P R ESID EN T O F D IC K IN S O N STA TE C O L L E G E Dr. DeLong's duties as president are m ultip le and im p o rtant. H e

must coordinate

all activities, both inside and outside our school, which will have any e ffe c t upon the function o f the institution. His duties deal w ith staffing, financing, planning, co o rd in atÂ ing student affairs, and public relations. The hours are long

and

th e

responsibilities

many, b u t Dr. O . A . DeLong has dem onstrated th a t he is well gualified to head the ad m inistratio n o f N o rth Dakota's fastest grow ing college.

ADM INISTRATION

Le ft to rig h t: H. E. M urp h y, Faculty-At-Large R epresentative; Dr. Earl Dungan, Dean o f Students; Palmer Aasmundstad, Business M a n a g e r and R egistrar; L. G . Pulver, Faculty-At-Large R ep resentative; Dr. G o rd o n Olson, Dean o f the C olleg e; Rolf Rasmussen, C ha irm an o f Public Relations; Dr. O . A . DeLong, President o f D S C ; H a rry W ienb erg en, Dean of the Faculty.

THE PRESIDENTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CABINET The President's C ab inet, o r the President's A d v is o ry Council, is composed o f members of the fa c u lty and adm inistration. These members

plan and

coordinate the functions and activities of

Dickinson S ta te C ollege. W it h President O . A . DeLong as head of the group, the C a b iÂ net is rep resentative o f all the im p o rta n t bodies on campus.

DR. G O R D O N O L S O N D EA N O F THE C O L L E G E Dr. Olson has charge of all m atters on academ ic affairs. H e is best known to g ra d uating students, fo r it is his im p o rta n t job to d ire c t all student placements. Besides screening all students on the teach ing curricula, he also prepares th e q u a rte r ly class schedules and releases names o f col lege honor students. A n o th e r o f Dr. Olson's responsibilities is the task of organizing and supervising the academ ic advisem ent program , and assign ing students to the p ro p e r Divisions.

COLLEGE D EAN S

M R . H A R R Y W IE N B E R G E N DEAN

TH E

FACULTY

The Dean o f the Faculty is elected by the fa c u lty fo r a tenure o f th ree

years.

M r.

W ie nb erg en 's duties include th e

chairmanship

the

C ouncil on Faculty W e lfa re and coordination o f m atters between

the

President and

fa c u lty members.

M IS S LE ILA W O O D S

L. 0 . PULVER

Dean of W o m e n

Dean o f M en

As Dean of W o m en, Miss W o o d s is the discipli

Dean Pulver is responsible fo r th e discipline p rob

nary o fficer fo r all women on campus. She has gen

lems w ith men students. H e has charge of the on-

eral charge o f women's housing. Miss W o o d s holds

campus housing o f college men. A t personal in te r

periodical and ind ivid ual conferences w ith all women

views he counsels the men with health, finance and

students. She supervises the em p lo ym ent o f college

housing problems. M r. Pulver also assigns part-time

women.

w ork fo r needy men students.

Dean W o o d s is also the adviser fo r the Associ ation of W o m e n

Students and the A lp h a

Sigma

A lp h a S o ro rity. She is also p resid ent o f the S tate

M r. Pulver advises Men's Union and the Phi Sig ma Pi F ra te rn ity. H e is national president of the la tte r organization.

Association o f Deans o f W o m e n .

DR. E A R L D U N G A N Dean o f Students

VAUGHN

RHODES

Assistant Dean o f M en

Dr. Dungan is d ire c to r o f both the o rie n ta tio n and

The principle d u ty o f the Assistant Dean o f M en

testing program s a t Dickinson State C o lleg e. H e is

is the handling, inspection, placing, and disciplining

also co ord inato r of all religious a c tivities and stu

of men living off-campus. M r. Rhodes is adviser to

dent assemblies. His chairmanships include the S tu

th e Stud ent Education Association.

dent A ffa irs C ouncil and the Scholarship and Loan C om m ittee.

M R S . ID A C O F F IN G H ousem other o f Selke H all

M R S . E TH EL K E A R N S H ousem other of Stickney H all

M R S. O L IV E R U T H E R F O R D H ousem other o f K lin e fe lte r H all

M R S . REX S W E N S O N Nurse

M R S . H A R R Y W IE N B E R G E N A ssistant Lib ra rian

M IS S E D N A K O N O Bookstore M a n a g e r

P. O . A A S M U N D S T A D Business M a n a g e r and R eg istrar

RO LF RASM USSEN Principal of C am pus H ig h School D ire c to r o f Public Relations

President Emeritus DR. C H A R L E S E. SC O T T

Dr. Charles E. Scott, President Emeritus o f DickÂ inson S ta te C ollege, served as to p ad m inistra to r fo r our school fro m 1939 to 1959. A t present he is a resident o f Dickinson and is v e ry interested in th e activities a t DSC. H e also serves as co o rd in ato r o f the college entrance program s fo r the S ta te Board o f H ig h e r Education.

Dr. S co tt addresses the stud ent b o d y a t th e m eÂ m orial p ro gram fo r Miss M a u d e K linefelter.

DSC's C a fe te ria staff, seated le ft to rig h t: Mrs. Emma Ficek, Mrs. T illie Ficek, Mrs. Edna Foreman, M rs. Lillian Pagel, Mrs. G ladys Logsinger. Mrs. Elva Swanson, school dietician

CAFETERIA AND M AINTENANCE The d o rm ito ry cleaning staff is, le ft to rig h t: Mrs. Louis Hanssen, Mrs. Lillian Pavlish, and Mrs. Jo e H atzenbuhler.

The three men who m aintain the pow er p la n t are, le ft to rig h t: Nick Glasser, Nels O rd a h l, Frank W o lfe .

The campus m aintenance staff, le ft to rig ht, are Sebastian Klein; Dominic Stau d ing er; Jac o b Dukart, Supt. o f Buildings and G rounds; Isadore Sikora, and Leo O ste r. N o t p ic tured is Frank Dukart.

C L IN T O N A . SH E FFIE LD A rt

Q U A I N K. J A H R M A N C hairm an o f the Industrial A rts Division

MRS. J O H N D O ER N ER H om e Economics

DR. C L A U D E LEVY C hairm an o f the Social Science Division

C o lle g e C h ie f DeLong and H ig h School C h ie f Rasmussen discuss the matters o f H om ecom ing o ve r a cup o f coffee.

m O . T. B ELSH E IM C ha irm an o f the Division o f Fine A rts

D W A IN E N E L S O N Instrum ental M usic

m, M R S . K E R M IT L A R S O N M usic

M R S . E C K H A R T H E ID Music

C H ARLES JO H N S O N S upervisor of E lem entary Education

V A U G H N RHODES Education

M IS S G L A D Y S W IL S O N Education

DR. G O R D O N O L S O N C ha irman o f the Education Division

DR. A L IC E T IR R E LL Social Science

C H A R L E S M O R R IS O N C om m erce

GEORGE M O N TG O M ERY Com m erce

L. G . P U LYER C h a irm a n o f the C om m erc e Division

M IS S L E IL A W O O D S M ath em a tic s

JO H N

J O H N M E IG H A N Physics and M ath em atic s

C. T H O M P S O N M athem atics

JO H N

R O B ERT G . T O D D Science

H . E. M U R P H Y C ha irm an o f the Science and M ath em a tic s Division

M acDO NALD Biology

DR. K E N T O N F. V IC K E R Y C hairm an o f the Language and L ite ra tu re Division

M ISS M A T H IL D A L. S T O X E N L ib ra ry Courses H ead Librarian

M IS S F L O R E N C E T U C K E R English

A L F R E D J. D O L W IG English and G e rm a n

W . FERRON H A L V O R S O N C om m unicatio n A rts

M IS S N Y D IA J. R E Y N O L D S Speech and Dram a

J O H N KELSO N English

DR. E A R L D U N G A N Education and Psychology

H A R R Y J. W IE N B E R G E N C ha irm an o f the H ealth and Physical Education Division

ROBERT A . T R A C Y Physical Education

M IS S L O R R A IN E S C H U M A C H E R Physical Education

C L A Y T O N K E T T E R L IN G Physical Education

Organizations

Front row, le ft to rig h t: G a ry H a g le r; Ernest Biel; Dennis Klewin, president; Paul W a g n e r. Second row: Miss Leila W oods, adviser; M a rilyn Tietz; H o lly Paulson; M a rc ia Olson; Lorella Sayler; N ancy G o o d ; J u d y G re g o ry ; L. G . Pulver, adviser. Baclc row: James M ag elky; C harles W a g n e r; Lyle Reinke; M e rril Reinhiller.

STUDENT COUNCIL The main student governing pow er a t DSC is the 14-member S tud en t Council. The officers o f the group are elected by the student bo dy during the spring q u a rte r of each year. These offices

are

president,

vice

president,

secretary,

treasurer, commissioners of publications, athletics, and social affairs. The o th e r representatives are elected from each of the fo u r classes, the Men's Union, the Association of W o m e n Students, and Cam pus H igh School. Faculty advisers to the Stud ent Council are Miss Leila W o od s, Dean o f W o m en, and L. G . Pulver, Dean o f Men. The purpose o f the Student Council is to work fo r thd b e tte rm e n t o f students and th e ir activities a t DSC. President Dennis Klewin (I.) presents th e gavel to the 196162 council head, Leo Bares.

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: A rle n Ruff, Don Bachmeier. Second ro w : Dr. A lic e Tirrell, A d v is e r; Ag nes Cysouw, Delora Kallis, Vaun Dalee Rhodes, Beverly Hewson, A u d re y A rm b ru s t. Back row: Ronald Krueger, La rry Strom , B etty Dettm ann, Lyle Reinke, Stanley Schneider, Don M u rd y, Dr. C la ud e Levy, A d viser.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations C lu b is fo r all students interested in the im pro vem ent o f local, state, national, and in tern ational understanding. The club develops this understanding through discussion, education and as sociation. During the course of the school year, the Internatio nal Relations C lub sponsors lecturers and speakers from this co untry and abroad. Through these program s th e y hope to pro m o te b e tte r relations in the local and re m ote areas of our tro u b led world.

Bottom row, le tt to rig h t: M r. D. Nelson, D. G ra tz, R. Bren, R. M e tzg e r, J. G re g o ry , M rs. E. H eid . Second row: K. Stav, A . M andigo, S. Vandall, D. Ellingson, L. Sayler, F. Belohlavek, B. Hanson. T hird row : C . Pfau, P. H alvorson, B. Eckroth, R. H ochholter, E. G ilb e rt, D. Grosz, D. Trzpuc, C . G a rtn e r, P. Slobojan. Fourth row : B. Schwartz, R. H einert, M . Koch, J. Larson, A . V e tte r, G . Hersrud, D. Smith, D. G ra y, M . Eckroth. Back row: J. Fliehman, G . Barnaby, R. Ridenhower, R. Iverson, R. W ile y , M . M o re y, R. G rud em , C . Talkington, E. Schock, D. Volesky.

M U SIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE The big e ven t which M .E .N .C . sponsored this y e a r and fo r the past fiv e years was H illto p

H olid ay, a student conducted musical v a rie ty

show. W o rk o f this ty p e provides the fu tu re music educators o f the group w ith experience in choral and band techniques. This y e a r the fifty-m em Â b er group sponsored the Jim m y Dorsey O rc h estra a t Dickinson and conÂ ducted numerous clinics th ro u g h o ut N o rth and South Dakota. M .E .N .C . is composed o f all students w ith a m ajor o r a m inor in music. The group a t D S C is the largest group of its kind in N o rth Dakota.

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Dean Trzpuc, pianist fo r the C am pus C o m b o

The H illto p Dixieland Band in action L e tti Luce, vocalist w ith the Jim m y Dorsey O rchestra, entices the crowd w ith a song.

The In te rnatio nal M a le Q u a rte t p erfo rm ed in Dickinson as a fe a tu re o f the C iv ic M usic Association.

MUSICAL HIGHLIGHTS A scene fro m "O k la h o m a " in this year's H illto p H o lid ay.

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: C . Talkington,* P. Slobojan,* E. Olson,* S . Barnaby,* S. Schoop,* A . Krein, S. Vand all,* J. G re g o ry .* Second row: C. Kostelecky,* M . M itte ls te d t, D. Trzpuc,* L. S a y le rA D. Juhala,* K. Stav,* R. W ile y ,* S. Howe, M . Tjaden, C . W ym a n ,* M. Eckroth.* Third row: R. Ridenhower,* E. Carlson, J. Hassebrock, A . V e tte r, C . Pfau, K. H erm an, D. Volesky, R. H einert, C . M c M a rtin , A . Howe, G . G rim estad , F. Randall,* E. Schock,* J. S arg ent,* D. G ra y ,* P. H alvorson,* B. Schwartz.* Fourth row : D. Forster, D. Sm ith,* B. Eckroth,* E. G ilb e rt,* B. Hanson,* R. Bren,* C . Stafney,* L. Bares, J. Knopik, J. Klick, M . Jonason, A . M and ig o , C . Olson, G . Hersrud,* M . M o re y,* R. G ru d e m ,* R. H o c h h alter,* J. Knoll, R. Iverson,* J. Glasser,* R. M e tzg e r.* Back row : R.Grosz,* J. G e n g le r,* D. Larson,* L. Engelter,* D. G ra tz ,* J. Larson,* D. Conradson, M . Koch,* D. W a n d le r, D. Ellingson,* M r. Dwaine Nelson.* (*d e n o te s m em ber of Sym phonic W in d s)

CONCERT B A N D The C o n c e rt Band, d irec ted b y Dwaine Nelson, is open to all students who desire to p a rtic ip a te in instrum ental work. It functions as the groundw ork fo r the o th e r select groups in the music d e p artm ent. The Sym phonic W ind s, a select num ber o f the large band, was the firs t A m e ric a n

band to be fe a tu re d a t the

International

in Moosejaw, Saskatchewan, C anada, during M a y o f this year.

Band contest

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: J. H offm an, J. G re g o ry , S. Kostelecky, J. Eckroth, B. Bailey, F. Belohlavek, S. Vandall, K. Stav, O . T. Belsheim, Director, M . W e b e r, D. Johnson, C . G a rtn e r, P. Slobojan, A . Cysouw, A . M and ig o , B. Hanson, C . W y m a n . Second row: J. Ingold, J. Klick, M . Hawk, C . Stafney, C . Pfau, K. H erm an, K. Ellingson, M . Tietz, L. DeFoe, F. Sterna, D. Ellingson, D. Juhala, A . Howe, R. Haas, L. Sayler, N . G o o d . Third row: B. Schwartz, R. Fliehman, P. Halvorson, B. Eckroth, M . Koch, R. Bren, J. Larson, A . V e tte r, D. Seiler, G . Hersrud, R. Grosz, D. Trzpuc, D. Smith, M . Jonason, D. G ra y . Top row: M . Eckroth, D. G ra tz, R. H ochhalter, J. Knopik, R. Ridenhower, R. Iverson, R. W ile y , D. W a n d le r, R. M etzg er, M . M o rey, R. G ru d e m , R. H off, C . Talkington, E. G ilb e rt, E. Schotk, C . Volesky, J. G engler.

CONCERT CHOIR The C o n c e rt C ho ir, under th e d irectio n and guidance o f Professor O . T. Belsheim, provides an o p p o rtu n ity fo r all students interested in choral singing. The choir also p ro Â vides experience in choral techniques fo r the students planning to teach music. A t various times during the year, the sixty-four voice C o n c e rt C h o ir presents concerts of choral lite ra tu re from all periods o f musical history. Each ye a r the choir presents an o ra to rio and an opera or o p eretta. This y e a r the choir presented the " O ra to rio o f St. Paul" b y Felix Mendelssohn and presented concerts in several towns in western N o rth Dakota. DSC's C o n c e rt C h o ir perform s a t the M a u d e K lin e fe lte r M e m o ria l Program .

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: J o A n n R uppert, Doreen Johnson, Janice Knoll, Bonnie Zalesky, M o nica Schanandore, Rachelle Fliehman, A u d re y M andigo, J u d y Van Tassel, Miss Lo rraine Schumacher. Second row : M a ry Pat W e b e r, M y rn a W e s t, Bertha Ellembecker, Bette M a rie Kaufm an, Eleanore Carlson, Sara Schutz, Florence Jacobson, V iv Hewson, Doris H irning , Lola DeFoe. Back row : M arc ia Olson, Beverly Hewson, Jo yce Schwinkendorf, Jean Lathrop, Joan H a g b u rg , M a rily n W h itin g , Ruth Haas, Karen H erm an, Karen Ellingson, M a rilyn Dronen, Peggy W atso n, Kathleen Messer, Doris Dietz.

W O M E N â&#x20AC;&#x2122;S RECREATION A SSO C IA T IO N

The th irty- four members of W R A develop leadership and an a ttitu d e o f friendliness in com petition with eacho th e r

year W R A

volleyball,

basketball,

and

badm inton.

This

sponsored a C olleg e Play Day, which o th er

W R A members from colleges in th e state attended. The purpose o f W R A , advised b y Miss Lorraine Schumacher, is to p ro vid e recreational and sports activities, and to proÂ m ote friendliness between members.

Bottom row: D. Cuskelly, N. Rudie, B. Thomas, E. Biel, J. Gieser, R. Kiw im agi, L. Bares, J. Stordahl, D. Faiman. Second row: El Kadrmass, M r. J. M eighan, M r. R. Todd, V iv Hewson, H . Paulson, M r. J. Thompson, M r. H . M u rp h y, O . Barstad, C . Pagel. Back: L. Nesja, E. Klem, H. A lte n b u rg , P. W a g n e r, G . Elsom, G . Diem, D. Meissner, R. W h ite s e ll, G . Dietz, H . Paulson.

LA M BD A DELTA LAM BDA Lam bda Delta Lam bda

the

national honorary science and m athem atics o rg an iÂ

zation on the D SC campus. This year's group o f th irty is one o f th e largest our school has e ve r had. M em bership is ob taine d through high academ ic achievem ent in the field o f science and m athem atics. Initiations are held annually. Some o f the LD L events of the y e a r are an all-school p a rty,

the national convention,

and m onthly meetings. This y e a r th e y presented an outstanding physics lectu rer from N ew York's C olum bia U niversity. LD L members in the lab.

The science d e p a rtm e n t on P roject 61.

Front row, le ft to rig h t: M a rlin Adam s, R odger Fraase, C lif f Balzer, Bob Thomas, H a rlan Johnson, Dick W hitesell, M ilan Stoen, O b e rt Barstad, John G e n g ler. M id d le row: John G ieser, Don Y aeger, E ve re tt G ilb e rt, L. G . Pulver, adviser, G o rd o n Dietz, R o b ert Johnson, president, Donald Stang. Bottom row: Jam es M ag elky, C larenc e Kostelecky, Ernest Biel, G e ra ld Lebo, Lyle Reinke, Leo Bares, Bruce Schwa rtz.

PHIS IG M A PI Phi Sigma Pi is a national honorary fra te rn ity which emphasizes edu cation. The organization tries to develop the educational talents of its members. A m o n g its o th er aims are these: the fostering o f leadership, fra te rn ity among members, and the tra ining o f teachers. Phi Sigma Pi was founded a t DSC in 1932 and has been ac tive since then. Each y e a r the g roup sponsors the Phi Sigma Pi form al and ban q uet a t which a fra te rn ity sw eetheart is chosen. Miss Bonnie Lisko, a freshman from Dickinson, was this year's queen. O th e r ac tivities o f the organization are surveys o f the practices in the high and elem entary schools o f the area stating the subject m a tte r as signments to teachers, tra ining o f teachers, etc. Phi Sig particip a tes in the annual homecoming parade and all o th e r organizational activities.

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: Beverly Dilse, G e ra ld in e Boehm, Bette M a rie Kaufm an, M a ry Pat W e b e r, Bertha Ellenbecker, J u d y Kleck. Second row: B etty Dettm ann, Diane Conradson, Diana Schm idt, Miss Leila W o o d s, N anc y Van M ill, H o lly Paulson, Beth W illiam s, M a rilyn Tietz. Back row : Diane Ellingson, D o ro th y M oe, Karen Stav, M a rc ia Olson, Joan H ag b urg , M a rle n e Kostelecky, Doris Dietz.

PLED G ES— Bottom row : Sharon Ross, Karen Herm an, Bonnie Lisko, Jean Eckroth. Back row : A gnes Cysouw, Rose Kordonowy, Sandra Schlenker.

ALPHA S IG M A ALPHA This year, the Beta Eta C h a p te r o f A lp h a Sigma A lp ha, is celebrating its 20th anni versary on DSC's campus. Besides sponsor ing social activities, th e girls in A S A , vis it the people in St. Luke's H om e fo r the A g e d , rep air

toys

fo r the

C rip p le d

Children's

Hom e, and c o n trib u te to m any o f the char ity drives e ve ry year. To a tta in m em bership in

the

organization, one must achieve a

grade averag e o f B o r higher.

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: G a ry H ag ler, V erno n C erm ak. Second row: Beth W illia m s, Lester Engelter, Janice Knoll, Jo A n n Ruppert, James W a lth . Third row : M r. Vaughn Rhodes, Joan Sather, C onn ie W ym a n , John O p p , D o ro thy M oe, C a ro l Vossler, Joyce Schwinkendorf, G e ra ld Roth. Back row : Ruth Haas, Don Stang, Jo e H lebichuk, O e lla H eupel, Paul W a g n e r, Dale G ilje, Lyle Reinke.

STUDENT EDUCATION A SSO C IA T IO N

Roswell Henke, this year's state president, wishes good luck to th e new state president, Bill Blore of M in o t S tate Teachers C ollege.

The Student Education Association consists o f students planÂ ning to be educators in th e e le m e n tary and secondary fields. The group is a ffilia te d w ith the N o rth Dakota Educational Association. Its main o b je c tive is to p ro m o te a professional a ttitu d e in our future teachers and to help them cope w ith problem s th e y will encounter in th e ir years of teaching. SEA sponsors a school p a rty e ve ry year, the annual Christm as p a rty and a picnic in the spring. This ye a r the D S C ch ap ter sponsored the state S E A convention. Roswell Henke, past presiÂ d e n t o f our club, served as p resid ent of the state S E A this year. S E A urges all the students on campus, who plan to e n te r the field o f education, to join the S tud en t Education Association and g e t acquainted w ith the problems o f a grow ing profession.

Standing, le ft to rig h t: M r. W . Ferron H alvorson, adviser; V irg in ia M ille r, G a ry Leppert, Rachelle Fliehman, Dean Bachmeier, Ruth Olson, W a y n e Torstenson, Sara Schutz, Karen H erm an, Sharon Marcuson, Florence Jacobsen, Ronald Stastney, H o w a rd Foreman, Eleanor C a rlÂ son. Seated: Flynn Ell, Delora Kallis, M a rc ia Olson, M a ry Jane M alone, Ruth Haas, Jerilee C hristiansen, A u d re y Diede, N ancy Good, M a ry Lou Noyce, Beth W illiam s, M a rk H o lty.

THE WESTERN CONCEPT W E S T E R N C O N C E P T E D IT O R Delora Kallis

The o ffic ial voice of the school is the college newspaper, T H E W E S T E R N C O N C E P T . This ye a r the p aper was published twice a month, bringing the students more news more often. The entire s ta ff is composed o f members o f the student body. The 1961 issues o f T H E W E S T E R N C O N C E P T were ve ry rep reÂ sentative o f the dynam ic g row th shown a t D SC during the year. The p ap er fe a tu re d articles on Pierre Salinger, press secretary to President John F. Kennedy. Salinger was a fo rm e r e d ito r of the old D S C paper, The Slope Teacher. This year's editor, Delora Kallis, and her e ffic ie n t staff made T H E W E S T E R N C O N C E P T one o f the finest college papers in N o rth Dakota.

The W e s te rn C o n c e p t s taff bustles w ith a c tiv ity as the deadlines d raw near.

P rin ter G e o rg e Lengowski watches our colÂ lege m outhpiece roll o ff the presses.

THE WESTERN CONCEPT IN THE M A K IN G Samples of the college p a p e r since 1930. The m ailing o f the Bismarck T rib une was o f interest to the visiting college staff.

A l Lengowski lin o typ in g the copy fo r The W e s te rn C o n Â cept. 40

L e ft to rig h t: Diane Larson, J e rile e Christiansen, Ruth Haas, Sharon Ross, M yrn a H o w ard Foreman, Prof. W . Ferron Halvorson, adviser.

W e s t,

N anc y G o o d , John G engler,

PRAIRIE SM O K E The 1961 Prairie Smoke had a new e d ito r

and a young staff. W o rk on the annual b e足

gan in e arly S ep te m b er fo r th e e d ito r as he was given the o p p o rtu n ity to vis it the T aylo r Publishing C o m p a n y in Dallas, Texas, publishers o f this year's book. The trip to Dallas was v e ry in fo rm a tive and helpful in m aking our annual a success. A ll students interested in journalism and th e relate d field o f graphic arts are encour足 aged to p a rtic ip a te in th e p roduction o f DSC's Prairie Smoke. W o rk o f this ty p e p ro 足 vides experience in journalism, p h o to g rap h y and magazine make-up. The hig hlig ht o f this y e a r was a one-week trip to the C olum bia Scholastic Press A s 足 sociation convention in N e w Y ork C ity . Prof. W .

Ferron

Halvorson,

adviser,

John

G engler, ed ito r, and M y rn a W e s t, associate ed ito r, represented Prairie Smoke a t the three-day affa ir. This year's annual was com pleted in late A u g u s t in o rd e r to include the activities of th e e n tire school year.

Y earb o o k editor, John S e n g ie r, discusses problem s in annual work with M r. Jack Thompson, an em ployee o f the T a ylo r Publishing Co., while on a visit to the com pany in Dallas, Texas. M r. W . Ferron H alvorson, publications boards a plane to San Francisco.

adviser,

S ta ff m em bers in Bismarck fo r a yearbook seminar.

The adviser and e d ito r with S tark C o u n ty legislators. L. to r. are G a ry A n n e a r G e ngler, M r. Halvorson, G ilm a n Peterson, John G engler, Sr. Planning during th e N ew Y o rk trip .

E d ito r and adviser in G ree nw ic h Village.

E d ito r G e n g le r planning the annual.

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: John G engler, C la renc e Kostelecky, Leonard Landa, Ronald Stastney, Vernon C erm ak. Back row: Miss N yd ia Reynolds, H e rb Dobitz, M yrn a Sigl, Yvonne Thielm an, A u d re y M a n d ig o , Vaun Dalee Rhodes, Karen H erm an, Janice Knoll.

CUE CLUB C ue C lub is the college organization on DSC's campus d e vo te d to the production of y e a rly dramas. This y e a r th e club produced tw o m ajor works. The firs t was an extre m eÂ ly d elig h tfu l com edy, "P u re as the Driven Snow ," an old-type

m elodram a,

including

hero, villain and the works. The spring production was H enrik Ibsen's "Doll's H ouse," one o f the most co ntro Â versial plays in th e history o f dram a. The C u e Club, advised and d ire c te d b y Dr. N yd ia Reynolds, has had a revival during the last tw o years. Increased work in the fie ld of acting has created g re a t interest fo r a large p a rt o f the student body, especially those w ith histrionic tendencies.

The te rrib le villain and his frie nd in "P ure as the D riven Snow."

The cast o f the fall p roduction relaxes between acts.

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: L. Larring to n, D. H arris, F. Taylor, B. Johnson, J. Kary, J. Lindblom , M . Reinhiller, D. Buresh, H . Paulson, C. W a g n e r. Second row : S . H ag ler, J. Nichols, H . Bakken, D. Bachmeier, J. M ag elky, R. Olheiser, J. Stordahl, D. Dotson, M . Efta, R. Fraase, D. Faiman, D. Volesky. T h ird row : C . Balzer, R. Schneider, R. Erickson, L. Strom m en, S. Prokop, C . C am p b ell, J. O xton, P. Keller, R. H aug, D. Lindquist, G . M a rtin , N . K rueger, M . Smith. Fourth row : R. Brown, L. Boespflug, D. Larson, B. Thomas, D. Kostelecky, W . Christenson, G . M elling , B. Scott, C . Page, R. Krushenisky, A . H a rd y, D. Seibel, G . G o th , J. Squires, H. Friedt. Back row : P. W a g n e r, T. Sluiter, D. Larson, D. Klewin, R. Leinius, M . A ird , J. Lamsters, G . Diem, J. W o lf, D. Meissner, H. Hammeren, A . Kelling, E. Lonefight, W . Childs, R. W h ite s e ll.

“D ” CLUB The " D " Club, advised by M r. H. J. Wienbergen, was founded to prom ote sportsman like conduct and good sportsmanship. This has been achieved through social functions, tournam ents, and various sports activities. This y e a r " D " C lu b consists o f ninety m em bers who are active in p rom oting th e pur pose o f the organization. The members run tournam ents, track meets, and all social func tions the club sponsors during the year. They sell concessions a t home basketball games to p ro m o te th e club.

H ig h lig h t o f the " D " C lu b y e a r was the b anq uet honoring M u rra y W a rm a th , coach o f th e national fo o tb a ll cham pion G o ld en G o p hers of Minnesota, and Tom Brown, A ll- A m eric an guard fro m M innesota. Pictured above, le ft to rig h t: M a n n y M a rg o t, M o o rh ea d sports an nouncer, W a rm a th , Brown, H . J. W ie n b e rg e n , R. Tracy.

Standing, le ft to rig h t: J. Cook, M . Schanandore, S. Howe, C . Sailer, K. H erm an, P. Keller, J. Klick, M . Kelling, M . Reinhiller, E. Kallis, J. Kary, D. H oovestal, D. Hoovestal, M . Baaken. Seated: B. Schmitz, R. Herz, J. W ells, M . Fettig, L. Kist, G . Leppert, R. Begeman, presi dent; K. Heilm an, Z. Johnson, J. Kary, F. Jacobsen, D. A b e rn a th y , M . Dronen.

DSC RODEO CLUB Since the D S C Rodeo C lu b was organized in 1957, it has been ex tre m e ly ac tive in area "c o w b o y " affairs. U nd er the leadership of Dick Begeman during the past year, the D S C Rodeo C lu b p a rtic ip a te d in rodeos a t Fargo— The J a c k ra b b it Stam pede, and th e U p p e r M id w est rodeo a t Huron, S. Dak. The club also tra ve le d to Denver, C o lo rad o this ye a r to p a rtic ip a te in a rodeo workshop th a t fe atu red some o f th e events held in college rodeos thro u g h o ut th e nation. The 1961 organization had ap p ro xim ately th irty members.

M o st of

these are underclassmen who will return to D SC next ye a r and again p a r tic ip a te in the roughest o f college sports.

The h ig h lig h t o f this year's Newm an C lu b a c tiv ity was the annual N o rth Dakota convention held here in Dickinson. G u e s t speaker was Bishop H ila ry H acker o f the Bismarck Diocese, who appears in fhe p ic ture to the left.

N E W M A N CLUB Newm an C lu b is the Roman C a th o lic student organization on campus. It holds tw o meetings a m onth and sponsors parties fo r the C atholics a t DSC. This y e a r th e club sponsored the state convention. Fourteen members also attend ed the province convention in M inneapolis in A p ril. The objectives o f the N ew m an C lu b are to develop the spiritual, social, and educaÂ tional attitu d e s o f its members. O n e hundred and ten D SC students were enrolled in Newm an C lu b this past year.

Seated, le ft to rig h t: J. Knoll, D. Klewin, C . G a rtn e r. Bottom row : G . Boehm, M . Dennis, P. Boehm, D. Regeth, B. Srb, M . Sigl, M . Schanandore, S. Engesser, G . G e rh a rd t, J. H offm an, A . Schm idt, B. Kohl, V. Emmil, F. Belohlavek, P. Slobojan, M . Bren, L. DeFoe, D. Forster, S. Vandall. Second row: J. G eng ler, J. Kary, R. Kordonow y, J. Eckroth, B. Zalesky, S. M ularchek, R. Krank, J. Ruppert, B. Lisko, D. Dietz, J. Kadrmas, A . A rm b ru s t, K. W a n n e r, K. H errm an, J. M um ey, J. Klee, W . Polanchek, D. M u rd y. Third row: D. Faiman, D. Brandt, L. Krank, D. G ra tz, R. Bren, T. V e tte r, V. Cerm ak, B. Eckroth, R. Herz, H . W e h ri, R. Drueger, J. Kary, D. Jones, D. Volesky. Fourth row: R. H einert, M . Koch, E. Biel, E. Doll, J. Knopik, D. Seiler, D. W a n d le r, G . Dietz, R. M etzg er, F. RanÂ dall, D. Trzpuc, A . W a n n e r, G . Jacobs, J. Dasovick, B. W o o d , B. Thomas.

Seated, le ft to rig h t: D. Stang, president; M rs. J. Doerner, adviser; J. Feland, treasurer; M . Tietz, secretary; R. Erickson, vice-president. Second row: J. Sather, B. W illiam s, M . Olson, C . Potter, J. Lathrop, D. Erickson, D. M oe, C . M c M a rtin , D. Juhala. Third row: D. Smith, L. W e h ri, J. W a lth , M . Hellickson, V. Hewson, E. Hewson, M . Jonason, B. Schmitz, C. Stieg. Fourth row: M . Cuskelly, A . Kisse, J. O pp, L. Landa, R. Leinius, G . Diem, D. G ilje , A . Jorgenson, B. Solseth, K. Ellingson.

LUTHERAN STUDENT A SSO C IAT IO N The Lutheran S tud en t Association, the organization on the DSC cam Â pus fo r all Lutheran students, is v e ry ac tive in college religious affairs. Besides th e ir business and social meetings, held tw ice a month, the group sponsors guest speakers and lecturers. M em bers o f this year's association atten d ed the Lutheran S tuden t A s Â sociation C o nventio n a t A b erd een , S. Dak., in A p ril. Sixteen colleges fo r both Dakotas and M innesota were represented. The D SC Lutheran S tudent Association, along w ith the o th e r religious groups on campus, is v e ry ac tive during the annual Religious Emphasis W e e k.

METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT

Front row, le ft to riq h t: B. Hanson, S. Howe, A . Howe, K. Stav, C . Vossler, C . A ra m b u la . Second row: R. Haas, A . M and ig o , C . W ym a n, Dr. Earl Dungan, adviser. Third row: S. Schutz, A . Ruff, V. Rhodes, D. DeLong, R. W ile y , O . H eupel, E. G ilb e rt, R. H ochhalter.

DSC's chap ter o f th e M e th o d is t Stud ent M o ve m e n t is one of the most a c tive in the state. Ron W ile y , recent state president o f th e movement, was re-elected fo r ano ther two-year te rm to th e state post. D SC M e th o Â dist S tud en t M o ve m e n t adviser, Dr. Earl Dungan, was named state direcÂ to r o f the association this past year. The organization publishes the student d ire c to ry each y e a r and also sponsors speakers. In A p ril of 1961, members o f the group a tten d ed the M S M annual convention a t Fargo.

UNITED CA M P U S CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

Front row, le ft to rig h t: K. Byers, J. H einle, A . Krein, E. Hassebrock, G . Sahayadak. Second row: A . Cysouw, L. Schmidt, B. Dettm an, L. Engelter, Dr. A lic e Tirrell, adviser; J. Schwinkendorf, D. Kallis, Y. Thielman. Third row: R. Steiger, C . Balzer, D. Toepke, L. Bender, R. Grudem , A . Schlenvogt, L. Nesja, A . Sayler, M . Hawk.

This ye a r during the annual U nited Y outh Fellowship C onvention, held a t Deerwood, Minnesota, the organization ap p roved a name change fo r th e ir association. The organization is now the U nited Cam pus C hristian Fellowship. This religious group on the D SC campus provides intellectual, social and religious o p p o rtunities fo r all P rotestant students who do not have an a ffilia te d religious group. They sponsor social events and guest speakers each year. M em bers o f this year's group, along w ith th e ir adviser Dr. A lic e Tirrell, atten d ed the convention a t Deerwood, M innesota.

The big task o f d eco rating

Everyone dances a t the prom .

Jr. Class President John G e n g le r escorts his date, M a ry Bren, in leading the G ra n d M arch.

It's tim e fo r punch, w ith fo reig n elements, of course!

JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The crowd takes a break.

A f t e r the ball is over

The g raduates o f 1961 aw a it the fe a tu re d speaker fo r com m encem ent exercises.

G R A D U A T IO N OF 1961 FEATURES G O V E R N O R G U Y A S SPEAKER

O n e hundred and six students were gradu足 ated from D SC on June

, 1961. The H on足

orable W illia m G uy, G o v e rn o r of the state o f N o rth Dakota, was the featu red speaker. O f th e 106 graduates, 48 received Bache足 lor o f Science degrees, tw o received Bache足 lor o f A rts degrees, and standard diplomas were conferred on 56 students.

Senior class president, Fay Connell, presents th e g ift o f his class to the school to Miss M a tild a Stoxen, DSC's head lib rarian. The p o rtra it of Miss Stoxen will be placed in the new lib ra ry on campus.

Savage

Sports

"T h e S ava g es" from left to right, Bottom row: C o a c h R o b e rt Tracy, Bob Feeney, Ken M ille r, Don S eibel, D ave Larson, D ave Buresh, Bob S chm idt, A lb e r t H a rd y , A l S o d e s, M ic k W a sh, Dennis Larson, C h a rlie Pagel, D ave H a rris , Ron H o lte , and A s sista nt C o ac h C la y to n K e tte rlin g . Seco nd row: M ic k e y M itte lstedt, C h arle s W a g n e r, Rocky O lh e ise r, D oyle Dotson, L a rry L a rrin g to n , R ay Braun, Tom S lu ite r, J im Squires, Jo hn D insdale, Frank T aylo r, M e r r il R e in hille r, R o ger H au g , Bob Scott, and Pete Ko stelecky. Back row: H a rv e y U nruh, N o rm K ru ig e r, B udd y Johnson, O rie n Sundheim , M e rly n Johnson, Buell Reich, A lv e n R olling, M ik e Knopik, Ja ke W o lf, Jo hn Seckels, J im N o b le , W a y n e Torstenson, R o g e r Erickson, C lif f Balzer, and Dean Bachm eier.

SAVAGES TIE FOR NDIAC CROWN The loss o f im p o rta n t seniors o f the "S a vag es" fo o tb all team

1959

m ade little d iffe r

ence to the I960 gridders. Coach Bob Tracy g o t his team o ff to a good s ta rt as th e y edged Jam estown

the

opener

and

trounced

W a h p e to n a week later. M in o t eked out a last-second v ic to ry fo r the only Savage d e fe a t o f the

I9 6 0 season. The Hom ecom ing

contest saw Ellendale absorb an astounding 52-6 d e fe a t a t the hands o f a spirited Savage squad. M a yville, pre-season fa v o rite fo r the title honors, proved to be no b a ttle fo r the Savages as th e y ran all o ver the Com ets fo r a 29-6 win. This im p o rta n t v ic to ry gave Coach T racy and

his squad a tie fo r the N D IA C

championship w ith M a yville . In the final con ference game, the team again was victorious, this tim e a t th e expense of the V a lle y C ity eleven. Two non-conference contests against pow er ful South Dakota teams were disastrous fo r H ead C oach

A ssistant C oach

R o b e rt T ra cy

C la y to n K e tte rlin g

the Savages as th e y lost to South Dakota Teachers 2 3- 1 3 , and to South Dakota cham pion Black Hills Teachers, 38- 13. W it h only six d e p a rtin g seniors, the Savages o f 1961 should pose a real th re a t to the con-

ference.

i ir*

bavages

Savages

I960 Team Record

Jam estow n ____

Savages.............. .34

W a h p e to n _____

Savages.............. . 1 2

M in o t ...............

Savages_________ .52

Ellendale .... ..... .

Savages.............. .29

M a y v ille _______

Savages_________ .27

V a lle y C ity ____

Savages_________ 13

South Dakota T e a c h e rs ________

N o rth e rn S tate T e a c h e rs ________

Savages.............. 13

Ray Braun receives Bachm eier pass fo r TD.

Pagel and K o ste lecky zero in on M a y v ille q u a rte rb a c k .

M e r r il R e in h ille r M a y v ille .

gets

im p o rta n t yard s

around

end

against

R o g e r Erickson picks up 40 yards on p u n t re tu rn .

f l, ? Â° dreS , ,, A ll- C o n fe re n c e tac kle

M e rril Reinhiller (co-captain) A ll- C o n fe re n c e h alfb ac k

Pete Kostelecky (co-captain) 'A"ll-â&#x20AC;&#x153;C o n fe re n c e g ua rd

C h arle s Pagel

Doyle Dotson

Bob Feeney

D ave Larson

A ll- C o n fe re n c e ta c kle

A ll- C o n fe re n c e back

A ll- C o n fe re n c e end

A ll- C o n fe re n c e C e n te r

U n id e n tifie d b lo c ke r springs Erickson fo r b ig g ain .

H O M E C O M IN G 1960 The

I960

SAVAG E

H om ecom ing

was a

"c o m p le te " success. The utm ost in school co-operation and planÂ ning coupled w ith a g re a t fo o tb all team and fo rm er Savage students were, fo r the most part, responsible fo r th a t success. Hom ecom ing g o t underw ay O c t. 7, w ith the students applying the tra d itio n a l w ar paint, and the same evening,

the

also

tra d itio n a l

ceremonial dance. The following d ay began w ith a mile-long parade w ith a

wide

v a rie ty

b e au tifu lly

colored and ornam ented floats b u ilt b y both college organizations and Dickinson businessÂ men. The "g re a t s p irit" was c e rta in ly smiling on our ball team during the Hom ecom ing game. It was a whopping 5 2 - 6 v ic to ry o ve r Ellendale, and it was also a g re a t display o f sportsÂ manship, good fo o tb all and team play. C om bined w ith the big Savage win o ver the Dusties, the school spirit, the excitem ent of seeing old friends,

the

cerem ony

and

the

Hom ecom ing banquet, the I960 homecoming will be a p a rt of our fondest memories always.

P R IN C E S S M A R IL Y N T IE T Z A N D C H IE F D E N N IS K L E W IN

O ld - tim ers c o n trib u te R. R. H a rd in g , ex-Savage.

" F ir e w a te r "

Klew in

dances fo r Princess T ietz.

S avag es??

Bottom row, le ft to rig h t: M r. H a rry J. W ie n b e rg e n , head coach and ath le tic d ire c to r: G a ry M elling, W e ld o n Christenson, Charles Pagel, Dennis Larson, J e rry Lindblom, R o g er H aug, M r. R o b e rt Tracy, assistant coach. Top row: H a ro ld H am m eren, Paul W a g n e r, A lb e rt H ard y, John Betterfield, R o b e rt Leinius, D avid Buresh, Ed Lonefight. Kneeling: Peter Lief, student m anager.

HOOPSTERS PLACE THIRD IN N D IA C "The basketball team o f 1961 will be b ig g e r and have more speed," said Coach W ie n b e rg e n a t the beginning of th e season. H e expected a d iffic u lt ye a r fo r his team in a v e ry strong conferÂ ence. M r. W ie n b e rg e n pro ved to be q u ite a p ro p h et as he predicted M a y v ille to win the N o rth Dakota Interco llegiate A th le tic C o n Â ference

title . The strong, experienced

"C o m e ts "

fulfilled

the

coach's expectation w ith a play-off v ic to ry o ve r runner-up Valley C ity 's "Vikin g s." The DSC squad was tall and fast, but th e y lost some real heartbreakers th a t cost them the to p spot in the N D IA C . Their overall season record was 12 wins and 10 losses. In conference play th e y finished w ith a respectable nine win - seven loss record. This placed them third' a t the season's end, behind M a yville and V alley C ity . The 1961 "S a vag es" were an extre m ely young team. The team had

senior.

C oach W ie n b e rg e n , basketball m entor.

freshmen,

five sophomores, fo ur juniors,

and only one

Season Record O v e ra ll J IA C DSC D SC D SC DSC DSC DSC D SC DSC D SC DSC D SC D SC D SC D SC DSC DSC DSC DSC DSC D SC DSC DSC

Record ________ .-12 wins Record .......... ............ 9 wins

10 losses 7 losses

Spearfish T C _____ ____ _ ...... 97 M o ntana Eastern ________ ...... 89 M o ntana Eastern ________ ..... . 81 Rocky M ountain ....... ..... ..... 72 Rocky M ountain ____ ____ .... . 80 Ellendale* .......... ............. ...... 60 V a lle y C ity * .......... ......... ...... 6 6 M a y v ille * ________ _____ _ ...... 76 Bismarck J C * ___________ ...... 60 W a h p e to n * ____ _________ ...... 74 M in o t* ____________ ___ _ ....... 97 B ottineau* ..... ................. ...... 64 V a lle y C ity * _____ ________ ....... 96 B ottineau* _____ ____ _____..... 77 Jam estow n* ____ _________ ...... 65 Ellendale* ......... ........... . ...... 57 Bismarck J C * _______ ___ ...... 55 M a y v ille * ........ ............... ...... 97 W a h p e to n * _____ ________ ....... 69 M in o t* __________ ______ _ ...... 72 Jam estow n* _____________ ...... 96 Spearfish T C ____________ ...... 79

74 82 87 86

82 62 58 71 83 80 80 61 86

93 95 75 73 87 79 79 89 53

(* denotes N D IA C game) Paul W a g n e r, the only senior on the "S a v a g e " five and unanimous choice as captain fo r 1961.

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TOP G A M E OF S E A S O N The biggest v ic to ry fo r C oach W ie n b e rg en 's team was the stunning upset of the championship-bound M in o t "B eavers." M in o t could have clinched a t least a tie fo r the N D IA C crown with a win o ve r Dickinson. But the young squad, led b y John Butterfield, edged M ino t, 79-72, in th e ir best gam e o f 19 6 1. The team's most decisive v ic to ry was the 95-65 walloping th e y handed the Jam estown C o lleg e five. The "S a vag es" scored an average o f 78 points p er game, while th e ir opponents rang up a to ta l o f just o ver 70 fo r each contest. Paul W a g n e r, the only senior on this year's team , was elected captain by the o th er members of the squad. Big John B utterfield, DSC's 6'5 " ce n ter and fo rw ard , was the only p layer fo r the "S a v a g e " roster to be selected fo r a position on the m ythical N D IA C all-conference team . W ith

ten returning letterm en

next season, th e "S a vag e s"

could easily cause g re a t concern among conference opponents.

The o nly D SC basketball p la ye r to be selected fo r the N D IA C all-conference team was John B utterfield, 6 '5 " "S a v a g e " center. John averaged a fra ctio n b e tte r than 20 points

Jo hn B u tte rfie ld scores fro m 25 fe e t.

D S C â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s SA V A G E S IN ACTION A l H a rd y hits f o r tw o.

Front row, left to right: Dennis Lin d q uist, Dean Bachm eier, Jo h n O xto n, D ave Pankratz, R o g e r Erickson, L e R o y Boespflug, Pete Kostelecky, D ave Larson, Jam es Squires, C h a rle s W a g n e r. Seco n d row: J e ra ld In g o ld , Jam es M a g e lk y , S teve Prokop, H e a d C o ac h C la y to n K e tte rlin g , Jam es Kary, and M ik e Efta.

GRAPPLERS CAPTURE STATE TITLE

The y e a r

1961

pro ved to be a banner y e a r fo r the

D STC Savages w restling team . Coach C la yto n

Ketter-

ling's pred ictio n th a t the "S a vag es" would have a topnotch

team,

a fte r

gaining

some

needed

experience,

reached its climax this season when the team won the N o rth Dakota S ta te C o lleg e w restling crown. The Savages p a rtic ip a te d in tw e lve dual meets this seaÂ son, winning tw e lve and losing none. In addition, th e y placed th ird in the conference tournam ent, firs t in the state tournam ent, and eighteenth o u t o f a field o f thirtyfive in the N atio na l A th le tic

Interc o lleg iate Association

to urnam ent which was held in G olden, C olo rad o. The team was captained b y LeR oy Boespflug and the lone senior on the squad, Pete Kostelecky. Captains-elect are LeRoy Boespflug and Dean Bachmeier.

H e a d C o ac h C la y to n K e tte rlin g Boespflug and Pete Koste lecky.

w ith

co-captains

LeRoy

IN D IV ID U A L R E C O R D S FO R 60-61 S E A S O N WON 16 13 7 13 II 10 8 6 5 2 I I 0 0 0

2 2 2 4 5 5 8 8 II 3 0 4 2 3 4

PIN S 8 8 3 10 3 4 0 2 2 I 0 0 0 0 0

Savages___ _ ........... 18 Savages .... .......... 22 Savages........ . ........ ...25 Savages........... 18 Savages ........ ........... 26 Savages ..... ..... _______ 28 S avages........ ........... 24 Savages ......... ........ 21 Savages__ ___ ........ 14 S a v a g e s ....... ........ 21 Savages ...........19 Savages ........ ...... 29

M in o t S tate ________ Black Hills State ____ M a y v ille S tate _____ Black H ills State South Dakota Mines M a y v ille S tate ____ Jam estow n C olleg e N o rth e rn S tate ....... M in o t S tate ________ N o rth Dakota State V a lle y C ity ________ Jam estow n C o lleg e

S ta te C o lleg e To u rnam ent First Savages— 59 V a lle y C it y — 57,

Fargo— 56,

M in o t— 52

C onference To urnam ent Third V a lle y C it y — 90, Savages— 4 5 N A I A Finals

LE R O Y BO ESPFLUG 167 lbs. C o n fe re n c e C h a m p io n S ta te C o lle g e C h a m p io n Q u a r te r F in a list N A I A

D E A N B A C H M E IE R 130 lbs. C o n fe re n c e C h a m p io n S ta te C o lle g e C h a m p io n

D E N N IS L IN D Q U IS T 123 lbs. S tate C o lle g e C h a m p io n

C H ARLES W A G N E R H e a v y W e ig h t C o n fe re n c e Runner-up S ta te C o lle g e Runner-up Fourth N A I A

M in o t State— 76

Savages— 6

LeRoy B o e sp flu g ................ Dennis Lindquist ............................. James K a ry ...... Dean B a c h m e ie r_________ C harles W a g n e r ............. John O xto n _____________ ________ Roger Erickson _______ Dave Pankratz ...... Pete Kostelecky ............. James Squires ........... M ike Etta .................. Jerald Ingold .......... Don Bailey ................ Jam es M a g e lky ........ Dave Larson _______

LO ST

RECORD (N vO O M CO LJ3

NAME

60-61 T E A M

..... 7 ...

9 13

.....

Fro nt row, le ft to rig h t: R o b ert Tracy, head coach; Dennis Larson, H a ro ld H am m eren, Jim Squires, Ed Diem, W o o d ro w Childs, Duane Meissner, Roger H off, M r. H a rry W ie n b e rg e n , D SC a th le tic d irecto r. Second row: D oyle Dotson, J e rry Lindstrom, C harles Pagel, Ed Lonefight, Dennis Klewin, G o rd o n H ard in g , C u r t Olson, Ernest Ficek. T h ird row : Janis Lamsters, assistant coach; C liff Balzer, O b e rt Barstad, N o rm Krueger, Raym ond Schneider, R o g er Erickson, John Sanford, Dean Mack, Rodney N ib b e, student m anager.

THINCLADS RETAIN CONFERENCE TITLE The "S a v a g e " track team started th e ir season as a m ediocre o u tfit and it seemed as though th e y were headed fo r an averag e year. But abo ut m idw ay in the short N o rth Dakota season, th e y began to show exceptional progress. They made a strong showing in the Bison Invitatio nal m eet a t G ra n d Forks with an amazing second-place finish. This m eet included fifte e n m ajor colleges. Then the team roared on to win th e ir own in vitatio n al m eet o ve r five o th e r schools. The biggest v ic to ry o f the season was th e ir overw helm ing win in the N o rth Dakota Interco lleg iate A th le tic C o nference m eet held here in Dickinson. The "S a v a g e " thinclads scored 105 points as com pared w ith runner-up Jamestown's 46 3/4. The team took a squad of th irte e n men to the

D is tric t N atio n a l A th le tic

IntercolÂ

legiate Association m eet a t Huron, South Dakota, and proved th e ir strength by finishing second. This m eet included all the m ajor colleges o f both Dakotas. A t the end o f the 1961 season, the team unanimously chose dashman W o o d y Childs of C arolton, Mo., and javelin th ro w e r Dennis Klewin o f A m id o n, N. Dak., as co-capÂ tains. Both men w ere seniors and played a big p a rt in the fine showing o f this year's track team.

DSC TRACK RECORDS 100 yard dash ................... ...................... ........ —. 9.9 220

yard dash _________ ____ _

440 yard dash ....... ..... .......... 880 yard

run

Janis Lamsters, Doyle Dotson _____

—

....

I960

........... ............... 20.9

Janis L a m s te rs

................ 1958

............ ................ 49.4

Doyle D o ts o n ............ ..............

1958

....... .......... .... _________ _________

1:57.2

Pat K e lle r

______

I960

........ ........

4:20.1

Pat K e lle r

.........

I960

M ile run ................... ............. Two mile run ............. ...... ....... 120

yard high hurdles ...........

220

yard low hurdles ............

__ _________ _____ 9:52 .................... ......... .

1961

G o rd o n H a rd in g

......

— ..... — ......

1949

1/2

inch

Janis Lamsters .......

- 1958

210

fe e t

Ed Tuma ........

1939

Roger Erickson ....... ................................. ...........

1961

Duane Meissner

----- 1961

Ed Diem

....

1961

...... ..................... .........—-...... -...... —

1959

Hop, step and ju m p ..... ...... .

___ 42 fe e t 10 inches

Bob Q uam

3,000 m eter steeplechase

........ ...........

H a ro ld H am m eren______________

440 yard relay _______________

880 yard relay ............. ........

1961

Jack Lish ...............

1/2 inches

Javelin thro w _____ ____ _____ _____ _____ ____

......... .... ..................................... .

fe e t

.... 144 fe e t 2 inches 8

1961

Pole v a u lt _____________________ __________________ 13 fe e t

Shot put .................. ....... ...... ___ 45 fe e t

............... ............................ .

Ernie Ficek

________

Discus t h r o w ..... .......... ..........

1930

24.2

High jump ______ _________ ____

fe e t

—

G o rd o n H a rd in g

........ ................... 57.0

.........................................

15.4

440 yard hurdles ...... .............

Broad jump _________ _________ ....... .

Sam Robinson

1 0 :0 0 . 0

...... ........ ....... 43.8 ........... .

1961

J. Hendrickson, R. Leinius, V. Reinhiller, J. Lamsters .......... 1958

1:31.9

Hendrickson, Leinius,Reinhiller, Lamsters .........

1958

3:26.0

D. Schmidt, W . Childs, P.Keller, D. Dotson ........

I960

Schmidt, Lamsters,Keller, Dotson .......

I960

M ile relay ________________ ___

........ ..............

Sprint M e d le y .......................

.............. ......... 3:37.4

1961 co-captain W o o d y C hild s

1961 Team Record Black H ills Relays Jam estow n

................

Relays ___

Bison In vitatio n al .......... Dickinson N D IA C N A IA

Second place Third

Second place

In vitatio n al

First place

C onference M e e t ____________ D istrict

place

First place

Second

place

G o rd o n H a rd in g , freshman and to p p o int w inner fo r the cham pion "S avag es."

D SC s

Student Body

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O b serving the horizons o f the new fro n tie r are the officers o f the g rad u atin g class of '61. From le ft to rig h t these officers are M rs. Shirlee Christensen, Secretary-Treasurer; Fay C onnell, President; Ernest Biel, StuÂ d e n t C ouncil R epresentative; and Roswell Henke, Vice-President.

M A U R IC E A IR D M e d o ra M a jo r: Social Science M inors: G e o g ra p h y, L ib ra ry " D " C lu b ; Men's Union

G A R Y BARNABY W ib a u x, M o n t. M a jo r: C o m p o site Music M in o r: Physical Education C o n c e rt Band; C o n c e rt C h o ir; M usic Educators N a tio n a l C onference; " D " C lu b

H O W A R D ALTENBURG N ew Salem M a jo r: M ath em a tic s M ino rs: C hem istry, Physics Lam bda D elta Lam bda; M en's S tud en t Education Association

Union;

OBERT BA R ST A D A lm o n t M a jo rs : Biology, Industrial A rts M in o r: Physical Education

AU D REY ARM BRU ST Dickinson M a jo r: E lem entary Education M ino rs: English, H is to ry A ssociation o f W o m e n Students; In te rÂ national Relations C lu b ; N ew m an C lu b

R IC H A R D B E G E M A N M ed o ra M a jo r: Biology M ino rs: G e o g ra p h y, G e o lo g y, Social Science M en's Union; Rodeo C lub, President

D A R O L D BENZ Beulah M a jo r: Social Science M ino rs: G e o g ra p h y, G e o lo g y M en's Union; " D " C lu b ; Football

ER N EST L. BIEL Dickinson M ajo rs: C hem istry, C o m p o site Science M in o r: G e rm a n Phi Sigma Pi; Lam bda D elta Lambda, President; Men's Union; S tud en t Council, Senior Class R ep resentative; Newm an C lu b ; S tu d e n t Education Association; W h o 's W h o in A m e ric a n C olleges and U niversities

R U SSELL BEYERS Dickinson M a jo r: English M ino rs: G e o g ra p h y, Speech M en's Union; C u e C lu b

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"S ay, w hat's w ith this C a s tro b it? "

R O B ER T BREN Dickinson M a jo r: C o m p o site M usic M in o r: English C o n c e rt C h o ir; M usic Educators N a tio n al C onference, President; Newm an C lu b ; C o n c e rt Band; Sym phonic W in d s ; Brass C h a m b e r Ensemble; Men's Union

FAY G. C O N N E LL M ed o ra M a jo r: M ath em a tic s M ino rs: C hem istry, Physical Education Phi Sigma Pi; M en's Union; Senior Class President; S tud en t Education Associ ation

W OODROW

C H IL D S

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M R S. SH IR L E E C H R IS T E N S E N Dickinson M a jo r: English M inors: H istory, Social Science Association o f W o m e n Students; In te r national Relations C lu b ; Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer; W h o 's W ho in A m e ric a n C olleges and Universities

D O U G LA S DELONG Dickinson M a jo r: M ath em a tic s M ino rs: English, Science M en's Union; Lam bda D elta Lam bda; M e th o d is t S tud ent M ovem ent, Treasurer

C H A R L E S L. D E N Z IN Belle Fourche, S. D. M a jo r: C o m p o site C om m erce M in o r: Physical Education M en's Union; Stud ent Education Asso ciation, President

D O R IS DIETZ Sentinel Butte M a jo r: English M ino rs: Lib ra ry, Physical Education A lp h a Sigma A lp h a , Phoenix E d ito r; A s sociation o f W o m e n Students; Newm an C lub, Finance C o m m itte e C hairm an

BETTY D E T T M A N N ew Salem M a jo r: E lem entary Education M inors: English, Library, Social Science A lp h a Sigm a A lp h a ; Association of W o m e n Students; In te rnatio nal Rela tions C lub, Vice-President; U nited Y outh Fellowship; K lin e fe lte r H a ll President

GORDON

DIETZ

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G U S T A V D IE M R ichardton M a jo r: M ath em a tic s M inors: G erm an, Physical Education Lam bda D elta Lam bda; M en's Union; Football; " D " C lu b ; Lutheran Students A ssociation

M A R V IN DIETZ Elgin M a jo r: C om m erce M in o r: Biology Men's Union; ciation

Lutheran

Students Asso

EU G EN E DOLL N ew Salem M a jo r: C om p osite C om m erce M in o r: Social Science M en's Union; S tud en t Education Asso ciation; Newm an C lu b

"D o e s he look p re tty funny, M a r ily n ? "

M R S. B E R T H A E L L E N B E C K E R Dickinson M a jo r: Ele m entary Education M inors: English, Physical Education A lp h a Sigma A lp h a ; A ssociation of W o m e n Students; W o m ens Recreation Association

H E N R Y FRIEDT M o tt M ajo rs: Physical Education, Social Science M in o r: Business A d m in is tra tio n M en's Union; Baseball; " D " C lu b

JA N ET FELAND A lm o n t M a jo r: E lem entary Education M ino rs: A rt, Music, S teno g rap h y Association o f W o m e n Students; Music Educators N a tio n a l C onference; L u th er an Students Association, Program C h a ir man; S tud en t Education Association

EVERETT G ILB E R T Dickinson M a jo r: C o m p o site Music M ino rs: English, G e rm an Phi Sigm a Pi; M en's Union; C o n c e rt C h o ir; M usic Educators N a tio n a l C o n ference; M e th o d is t S tu d e n t M o ve m e n t; Stud ent Education A ssociation; C o n c e rt Band; Sym phonic W in d s ; S trin g En semble; Brass Ensemble II

JO AN GRANFOR Dunn C e n te r M a jo r: E lem entary Education M ino rs: English, Social Science Association o f W o m e n Students

G A R Y HAGLER M o tt M a jo r: C o m p o site Science M in o r: Physical Education M en's Union; S tud en t Council, Treas urer; "D1' C lu b ; Selke H all President

PAUL H A L V O R S O N M ohall M a jo r: C o m p o site Music M in o r: English M en's Union; M usic Educators N atio n a l C onference; C o n c e rt Band; Symphonic W in d s ; C o n c e rt C h o ir

" W h a t's th e m a tte r, Doug, n ot q u ite e n o u g h ? "

R IC H A R D G R O S Z A shley M a jo r: C om p osite Music M inor: English Men's Union; C o n c e rt C h o ir; M usic Edu cators N a tio n a l C onferenc e; C o n c e rt Band; Sym phonic W in d s ; Brass C h a m b e r Ensemble; H illto p H o lid ay, G e neral C ha irm an ; S tud en t Education Associ ation

RO SW ELL HENKE N ew ISalem M a jo r: E lem entary Education M ino rs: C om m erce, Social Science M en's Union; U nited Y o uth Fellowship, President; Senior Class Vice-President; Phi Sigma Pi; C o n c e rt Band; Sym phonic W in d s ; N o rth Dakota S tu d e n t Education Association, President; W h o 's W h o In A m . C olleg es and Univ.

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J O S E P H F. H L E B IC H U K Belfield M a jo r: C o m p o site C om m erce M ino r: M ath em a tic s Phi Sigm a Pi, Vice-President; Stud ent Education Association, Vice-President; Men's Union

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D E L O R A K A L L IS N ew Leipzig M a jo r: E lem entary Education M ino rs: English, Social Science A ssociation o f W o m e n Students; In te r national Relations C lu b ; U nited Y outh Fellowship; W e s te rn C oncept, E d ito r

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Lam bda, Vice-President;

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Lam bda;

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Social

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"D "

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Rick a pp e ars to see som ething ra th e r s ta rtlin g a t one o f th e all-school p artie s ! W o n d e r w h at!!

JO HN

H A R O L D OPP G len Ullin

M a jo r: C om m erce M ino rs: G e o g ra p h y, H is to ry M en's Union; Lutheran Students Associ足 ation; S tud en t Education Association

S ID N E Y M O O R E Dickinson M ajo rs: English, Social Science M in o r: H is to ry Men's Union; S tud en t Education Asso足 ciation

(MRS.) H O L L A C E T H O M P S O N PAU LSO N Dickinson M a jo r: M ath em atic s M inors: C hem istry, H is to ry A lp h a Sigma A lp h a , Vice-President; Lam bda Delta Lambda, R ecording Sec足 re ta ry ; Association o f W o m e n Students; S tud en t Council, C om m issioner o f Social A ffa irs ; W h o 's W h o in A m e ric a n C o l足 leges and Universities

A R L E N R. N E L S O N Bismarck M a jo r: C om p osite Science M in o r: C hem istry M en's Union

R U T H P E T E R SO N W a tfo rd C ity M a jo r: English M ino rs: A rt, L ib ra ry Association o f W o m e n Students

A L L A N PO LEN SKY Salem, O re . M a jo r: C h e m is try M inors: G erm an, M ath em atic s M en's Union

LYLE R EIN K E C e n te r M ajo rs: English, Social Science M in o r: Speech In te rnatio nal Relations C lub, President; Men's Union, Stud ent C ouncil R ep re sentative; Phi Sigm a Pi; S tud ent Educa tion Association; W h o 's W h o in A m e ri can C olleges and Universities

C L A R A POTTER Scranton M a jo r: Elem entary Education M inors: English, Social Science Lutheran Students A ssociation; Associ ation o f W o m e n Students

(MRS.) A G N E S R IC E Dunn C e n te r M a jo r: Elem entary Education M inors: A rt, English Association of W o m e n Students

M E R R IL R E IN H IL L E R Elgin M ajo rs: C om p osite Science, Physical Education Baseball; " D " C lu b ; Football, C o - C ap tain, All-C onference H alfb ac k; Men's Union; S tu d e n t Council, Com m issioner o f A th le tic s ; W h o 's W h o in A m eric an C olleges and Universities

R O B ER T J. R ID E N H O W E R Sentinel Butte M a jo r: C o m p o site M usic M in o r: English C o n c e rt Band; C la rin e t Q u a rte tte ; Sym phonic W in d s ; C o n c e rt C h o ir; Music Educators N a tio n a l C onference; M en's Union

JO ANN

RUPPERT

Bowman M ajo rs: E lem entary Education Physical Education M in o r: A r t Association o f W o m e n Students, Presi d ent; Newm an C lu b ; S tud en t Education Association, P ub licity C h a irm an ; W o mens Recreation Association

J O H N S C H M E L IN G G o lva M a jo r: English M ino rs: G e rm an, Social Science

Physical

Education,

M en's Union; S tud en t Education Associ ation

D O R O T H Y SANDERS Belfield M ajo rs: E lem entary Education, Physical Education M in o r: G e o g ra p h y Association o f W o m e n Students; N e w man C lu b ; S tud en t Education Associ ation; W o m ens R ecreation Association

D IA N A S C H M ID T C e n te r M ajo rs: English, Physical Education M in o r: Lib ra ry Science A lp h a Sigma A lp h a , M em b ership D irec to r; Association o f W o m e n Students; C o n c e rt Band; H om ecom ing C h a irm an ; N ew m an C lu b ; W o m ens Recreation A s sociation, President; W h o 's W h o in A m e ric a n C olleges and Universities

JO AN

SA T H ER

H e ttin g e r M a jo r: Elem entary Education M ino rs: English, Social Science Association o f W o m e n Students; Luth eran Students A ssociation; S tud en t Edu cation Association

BRUCE S C H W A R T Z M o tt M a jo r: C om p osite Music M in o r: L ite ra tu re C o n c e rt Band; Sym phonic W in d s ; Brass C h a m b e r Ensemble; W o o d w in d C h a m ber Ensemble; C o n c e rt C h o ir; Music Educators N a tio n a l C onference; M e th o d ist S tud en t M o ve m e n t; Men's Union; Phi Sigm a Pi; S tud en t Education Associ ation

J O Y C E A . S C H W IN K E N D O R F Judson M ajo rs: Elem entary Education, Physical Education M in o r: Social Science Association of W o m e n Students; S tu dent Education A ssociation; U nited Y o uth Fellowship, Secretary-Treasurer

M A R V IN S M IT H Dickinson M a jo r: M ath em a tic s M ino rs: Biology, Physical Education " D " C lu b ; M en's Union; Lutheran S tu dents Association

TH O M A S SEA M AN M a rm a rth M a jo r: English M inors: G e o lo g y, L ib ra ry M e n ’s Union

C A R O L STA FN EY M ohall M ajo rs: C o m p osite Music, M ath em atic s C o n c e rt Band; Sym phonic W in d s ; Brass C h o ir; C o n c e rt C h o ir; M usic Educators N a tio n a l C onference; W h o 's W h o in A m e ric a n C olleges and U niversities

T O M SLU ITER Savage, M ont. M a jo r: Physical Education M inors: G e o g ra p h y, G eolo g y, Social Science Men's Union; Baseball; Football; C lub, Secretary-Treasurer

"D "

" B ig g e r a ud ie n c e than you expected, D o n ? "

D O N A L D D. S T A N G Dickinson M a jo r: C om p osite C om m erce M ino rs: H istory, M ath em atic s Lutheran Students Association, Presi dent; Men's Union; Phi Sigm a Pi, Secre tary-Treasurer; S tud en t Education Asso ciation

T H E O D O R E T R IN K A Dunn C e n te r M a jo r: E lem entary Education M inors: English, G e o g ra p h y Men's Union; Lutheran Students Associ ation

R O B ER T T H O M A S Dickinson M a jo r: C om p osite Science M in o r: Industrial A rts M en's Union; " D " C lu b ; Lam bda Delta Lam bda; Newm an C lu b ; Phi Sigm a Pi

PAUL W A G N E R H e ttin g e r M a jo r: C om p osite Science M ino rs: C hem istry, G e rm an Basketball, H o n o ra ry C a p ta in ; " D " C lu b ; Lam bda Delta Lam bda; M en's Union, President; S tu d e n t Council, VicePresident; S tud en t Education Associ ation; W h o 's W h o in A m e ric a n C olleges and Universities

M A R IL Y N TIETZ M andan M a jo r: E lem entary Education M ino rs: C om m erce, English, Social Science A lp h a Sigm a A lp h a, C orresp o nd ing Sec re ta ry ; Association o f W o m e n Students; C o n c e rt C h o ir; H om ecom ing C e re m o n ial C h a irm a n ; H om ecom ing Princess; K lin e fe lte r H all Vice- President; Lutheran S tud en t Association, Vice-President; S tu d e n t C ouncil S ec retary; W h o 's W h o in A m e ric a n C olleg es and Universities

M A R Y PAT W E B E R Dickinson M a jo rs : English, Physical Education M in o r: Speech A lp h a Sigma A lp h a ; A ssociation of W o m e n Students; C o n c e rt C h o ir; C ue C lu b ; W o m ens Recreation Association

M Y R N A JEA N W EST Bowman M a jo r: Elem entary Education M ino rs: M athem atics, Physical Education Association of W o m e n Students; Prairie Smoke, O rg a n iza tio n E d ito r; W o m ens R ecreation Association

D O N Z A S T O U P IL Dickinson M a jo r: English M ino rs: Social Science, Speech C ue C lu b ; M en's Union; New m an C lu b ; W e s te rn C o n c e p t

R IC H A R D W H IT E S E L L Fort Yates M ajo rs: Biology, Physical Education M in o r: Industrial A rts " D " C lu b ; Lam bda Delta Lam bda; Men's Union; Phi Sigma Pi; Stud ent Education Association

PEA R L Z IL S D O R F M ed o ra M a jo r: Elem entary Education M ino rs: English, Social Science Association o f W o m e n Students

M A R IL Y N W H IT IN G Dickinson M a jo r: Elem entary Education M ino rs: English, Physical Education Association o f W o m e n Students; Lu th er an Students A ssociation; W o m ens Rec reation Association

"T h re e little , fo u r little , fiv e little Indians . .

Standing, le ft to rig h t: Lyle Reinke, Dickinson; Diana Schm idt, C e n te r; M e rril Reinhiller, Elgin. Seated: H ollace Paulson, Dickinson, Ernest Biel, Dickinson; M a rily n Tietz, M andan.

W H O ’S W H O IN UNIVERSITIES A N D COLLEGES Each y e a r students are chosen from the senior class to represent th e ir school in the publication W h o 's W h o in American Colleges and Uni

versities. These students are selected by the fa c u lty and the S tuden t Council. The c rite ria fo r selection are scholarship, e ffe c tive p artic ip a tio n in e xtra curricular activities, ch aracter and a promise of future usefulness as citizens. This year's students in W h o 's W h o represent e ve ry m ajor d e p a rtm e n t a t Dickinson S ta te C ollege.

Standing, le ft to rig h t: Paul W a g n e r, H e ttin Â ger; Roswell Henke, N ew Salem. Seated: John G e n g ler, Dickinson; C a ro l Stafney, M ohall.

DSC H AS TWELVE A M O N G NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED STUDENTS

Mrs. Shirlee Christensen, Klewin, A m id o i1!.

Dickinson;

Dennis

J U N IO R C L A S S O F F IC E R S L e ft to rig h t: Don M u rd y, Vice-President; M yrn a Sigl, S ec retary; John G e n g ler, PresÂ id ent; Leo Bares, Treasurer. Kneeling; Jam es M agelky, S tud ent C ouncil R ep reÂ sentative.

M ARLYN Beach

ADAMS

C L IF F B ALZ E R W o rd e n , M o nt. L E O BARES Beach RAY BRAUN K illd e e r

m ยง W A Y N E CARTER G len Ullin W E L D O N C H R IS T E N S O N W a h p e to n BEVERLY DILSE Scranton HERB D O B IT Z Dickinson

D O YLE D O TS O N Sidney, M o nt. M A R V IN E C K R O T H M andan LESTER E N G E L T E R N ew Salem B R U C E E R IC K S O N H e ttin g e r

R O G E R E R IC K S O N N ew England D A V ID F A I M A N Dickinson BOB FE E N EY C ro sb y W IL F R E D FR ITZ Dickinson

"Y o u c a n 't fin d a n ic e r o c c u p a tio n !"

A c tre s s M y rn a S ig l w ith make-up a rtis t Pat W e b e r.

J O H N G ENG LER Dickinson J O H N G IE S ER F o rt Yates A L GODES H ebro n DON GRATZ N ew Salem

JU D Y G R E G O R Y Ta ylo r JER O M E G U D V A N G E N Dickinson M ARC ELLU S H ARTZE G len Ullin M A R G IE H A W K Lake Bronson, M inn.

R IC H A R D H E IN E R T T a ylo r E D W A R D H EISER K illd e e r RO N H O LTY H e ttin g e r BUDDY J O H N S O N Bowman

A L V IN K A D R M A S G ladsto ne N IL A H K A D R M A S Dickinson R O G E R K IL W E IN Dickinson LA U R A JEAN M and an

KIST

E R N IE K L E M Belfield J A N IC E K N O L L M andan H AR O LD KNUDTSO N Fairfield C LA R E N C E KO STELEC KY Dickinson

D O N A L D KO STELEC KY Dickinson D O N A L D J. K O S T E L E C K Y Dickinson PETER K O S T E L E C K Y Dickinson LERO Y K R A N K Dickinson

N O R M A N KREUGER G lend ive, M o nt. LEO NARD LA N D A Scranton J E R O M E LEBO M ed o ra R O B ERT L E IN IU S Bowman

JE R R Y L IN D B L O M O utlook, M o nt. D U A N E M E IS S N E R Dickinson R O B E RT M E T Z G E R Dickinson J U D Y M IL L E R Dickinson

" D o n 't look so dubious, boys! H e knows w h a t he's d o in g ."

Don M u rd y , e x p e rt in th e fie ld o f surgery, d ab b le s in th e c h e m is try lab.

DON MURDY Dickinson R O D N E Y NIBBE Scranton G E R A L D N IC H O L S R eeder L A V E R N E N IE L S O N Beach

Big Brave Braun, o u r S avÂ age D ay b e a u tic ia n .

M ARY NOYCE Dickinson EVERETT O L S O N H e ttin g e r C H ARLES PAG EL Dickinson R O G E R PELTO N Dickinson

D U A N E PLETAN Dunn C e n te r J E R R Y REENTS H e ttin g e r A D R IA N Hazen

R E IC H E N B E R G

KENNETH Fairfield

ARLEN M o tt

REPETO W SKI

RU FF

M O N IC A M and an

SCHANANDORE

T O N Y S C H M ID T Linton BOB S C O T T W ib a u x, M o nt.

M Y R N A S IG L Dickinson M IL A N S T O E N Dickinson JE R R Y S T O R D A H L Fairview, M o nt. LARRY S TR O M M E N N ew England

C L A R K T A L K IN G T O N Belfield Y V O N N E T H IE L M A N N ew England N A N C Y V A N M IL L Rapid C ity , S. D. D O M IN IC V O L E S K Y Dickinson

C A R O L VO SSLER Elgin MARGARET W EGNER N e w England RO B E R T W I C K U M Dickinson R O N A L D W IL E Y Dickinson

BETH W IL L IA M S Ekalaka, M o nt. DO N YEAGER Dickinson

"T h e C a p ric io u s Co-eds"

"Y o u te ll 'em, Y o g i!!"

SOPHOM ORE O F F IC E R S Seated, le ft to rig h t: Lorella Sayler, Student C ouncil Representative; N ancy G ood, Secretary-Treasurer; A u d re y Diede, Vice-PresiÂ dent. Standing: John O xton, President.

TERRY A N D E R S O N Reeder D O R O T H Y A U S T IN N e w England M A R L IN B A C H L E R M andan (Mrs.) F L O R IN E B A ILE Y G ladstone

IR V IN BARES Beach R U T H BLISS Scranton G E R A L D IN E B O E H M C e n te r M A R Y LYN M a rm a rth

BRADAC

E LLEN B R A U N N ew England M A R IE B R A U N Dickinson G A R Y BRENG LE Beach J O Y C E B RE U M T a ylo r

KENNETH Bowman

BRIN STER

(Mrs.) C E C E IL IA B U C H M E IR Bowman E D W A R D B U C H M E IR Bowman J O H N BUTTERFIELD H e ttin g e r

H oboes, bums and tra m p s!

"T h e p a ra d e has s tarte d , g irls !"

GEO RGE CALEY H e ttin g e r VERNON CERM AK M andan KENNETH C H RU SZC H Backoo D IA N E C O N R A D S O N T a ylo r

DARREL C U SKELLY K illd eer A U D R E Y DIEDE H ebro n M A R IL Y N Driscoll

DRONEN

F R A N K E LLE F S O N H e ttin g e r

D IA N E E L L IN G S O N Dickinson D A L E ELLIS Stanley (Mrs.) B E R N IE C E E LR O D M id land , S. D. J A N E T E N EB ER G H e ttin g e r

SHARON Rhame

EN G ESSER

(Mrs.) M A R J O R IE E V O N IU K G o rh am J A M E S F L IE H M A N Carson (Mrs.) R A C H E L L E F L IE H M A N Carson

H O W A R D FO REM AN N ew Salem RO D G ER FRAASE Freda E D IT H F R A N C H U K Dickinson B E N J A M IN Dickinson

FRANK

D E N IS F R A N K N ew England M A R G A R E T FRIEZ M o tt M RS. D O R O T H Y G A L Y E N G ladstone C A R O L IN E G A R T N E R N ew England

D A L E G IL J E H a llid a y NANCY GOOD Billings, M o nt. L Y N N G R A V N IN G H e ttin g e r D A V ID G R A Y R egent

RAY GRUDEM Freda PAT G U M PER Dickinson E L A IN E H A F E L E Intake, M o nt. BETTY H A N S O N Stanley

m* * a n i

A S avage D ay w a itin g shyly fo r

princess, a b rave.

"Y o u look b e a u tifu l in red, d e a r."

M AR Y JAN E Carson

H E IN IT Z

M A R G O R IE H E L L E K S O N N ew England JO E HENSEL Dickinson R IT A H E R M E S G le n Ullin

O E L L A HEUPEL Elgin BEVERLY H E W S O N N ew England V IV H E W S O N N ew England W A Y N E H L E D IK Dickinson

ROGER H O FF R ichardton FLO RENCE H O F F M A N N ew England DAW NA HOGAN M and an DO RO TH Y HO O VESTO L A lm o n t

" W h a t â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s th e

m a tte r,

g irls ?

It's n o t th e

cam era's f a u lt! "

DUANE HO O VESTO L A lm o n t G ERALD H O W A R D Dunn C e n te r AUDREY H O W E Plevna, M o nt. M A R IO N H U R IN E N K O M anning

FLO RENCE JA C O B S O N Reeder DONOVAN Blaisdell

JO N E S

RODNEY JO R G EN SO N Haynes JO A N KADRMAS Dickinson

" I f you th in k th is is te rrib le , you should h e a r th e ir m usic."

EILEEN K A L L IS N ew Leipzig JAM ES K A R Y K illd eer L IL A K A S A L E K W ib a u x, M o n t. (Mrs.) BETTE K A U F M A N Dickinson

ELLEN KE LLE L W illis to n P A T KELLER Dickinson M A R G U E R IT E KILB ER Hazen A D O L P H KISSE H a llid a y

K A R E N KISSE Ta ylo r A N N K L IN G Dickinson BARBARA KO H L N ew England LARRY K R O M A R E K ^ rrs n ln n

t& Jjft«'■ 1 a *^ r “ .-k*rA ^' ■ > 1 i M K f ,irA ~ — It |1 jm fW ■ < * • ■ , « wfp i % M n a > i < " 1 ® ' J F H

L E O N A R D K R U S H E N IS K Y Dickinson R IC H A R D Dickinson

K R U S H E N IS K Y

M ARY JAN E N ew Salem

LANE

DAVE LARSO N M and an ItMHi

lllUuuummmu

PAT LA R S O N A lka b o R O N N IE L A R S O N Dickinson C A R O L LE E TU N H e ttin g e r G E R R IE LE FO R Lefo r

E D W A R D L O N E F IG H T M an d are e E L A IN E L U G E R F o rt Yates JA M E S M A G E LK Y R ichardton BETTY M A L K O W S K I Belfield

M A R Y JAN E M A LO N E Dickinson A U D R E Y M A N D IG O Freda SHARON W illis to n sherry

W in g

O f f ic ia l dress fo r th e c o lle g e parties.

MARK

M cD o

n o u g h

h arles

M c La

u g h l in

Dickinson J O A N M IL L E R M andan K E N N Y M IL L E R Dufur, O re . V IR G IN IA A lm o n t

M IL L E R

G A R Y M JO LSN ESS W ib a u x, M ont. DO ROTHY MOE Sidney, M o nt. IR E N E M O R M A N H ebron TED M A M E N IU K Belfield

D ARLEN E N ELSO N G ascoyne DARREL N ELSO N Gascoyne M Y R N A N ELSO N Bowman LEO N N ESJA N ew England

SHARON Dodge

NEUROHR

BETSY N IS T LE R W ib a u x ,M o n t. C O R IN A Belfield

O B R IT S C H

M A R C IA O L S O N Dickinson

M usic al H ig h lig h t o f th e Y e a r! Lee C a s tle and the J im m y D orsey O rc h e stra .

P R A IR IE S M O K E e d ito r G e n g le r gives " b r illia n t " a d v ic e to s ta ff m em bers.

S H IR L E Y O P H E IM Bucyrus KEN "B U Z Z " O S B O R N E M and an JO H N OXTO N Dickinson H A R O LD PAU LSO N M oline, III.

N EA LYN N Ta ylo r

PAU LSO N

FRED PETERS M o tt R IC H A R D Dickinson

P IR K Y L

M A R IO N P O H R IB N A K G rassy Butte

N A N C Y P R E VO ST Lam bert, M o nt. J O H N R E IC H Hazen B ERN ETT R E IN K E H e ttin g e r G ERALD ROTH Elgin

N O R M A N R U D IE Fairview , M o nt. (Mrs.) K A T H L E E N S A IL E R South H e a rt M Y R O N S A IL E R Dodge C A R O L SATH ER Sidney, M o nt.

J A N IC E S A W A T Z K Y Bloomfield, M onf. A L L E N SAYLER H ebro n G E N E SAYLER C e n te r LO R E LLA SAYLER Underw ood

M A R G U E R IT E S C H A N K Dickinson S A N D Y SCHLENKER M and are e J U D Y S C H M IT Z G o lva Y V O N N E S C H M IT Z Beach

M A R G E S C H N E ID E R Lefor V IR G IN IA S C H U M M E R N ew England W I L L IA M S H E R W O O D F o rt Yates L IL A S O D E R S T R O M Rhame

R O N STASTNEY M andan KAREN STAV Dickinson LAR R Y STRO M Beulah (Mrs.) C A R O L IN E TH E ISS H a llid a y

" C a u g h t you A u d re y ? "

th e

act,

d id n 't

we,

J O H N H. T H O M P S O N Backoo D E N N IS T O E P K E N e w Salem JO H N TRZYNKA Dickinson JU D Y V A N Bismarck

TA SSE L

M A R Y LO U V O L K Sidney, M o nt. M ARLEN E W A G N E R Lark J IM W A L T H H a llid a y KATH LEEN W A N N E R Dickinson

HARVEY W EHRI G le n Ullin D E LM E R W E ID N E R H a llid a y JO Y C E W ELLS Carson C L A U D IA W O L F M o tt

D IA N N A W O L F M o tt JO H A N N A W O LT C rys ta l Springs

" D id you miss a n o th e r spot, T o n y ? "

Le ft to rig h t: R udy C hiam , Indonesia; Agnes Cysouw, The N etherlands; Consuela A ra m b u la , M exico; Joanna Zee, H ong Kong, China.

D S C â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s F O R E IG N STUDENTS Asia, Europe, and Latin A m erica were represented at D S C this year. Four foreign students gave our student b od y the chance to hear about education abroad and in our own hemisphere. Rudy Chiam had com pleted his college education in Indonesia and then worked in W e st G e rm a ny before com ing fo D S C . A g n e s Cysouw, from Ufrecht, The Netherlands, also com pleted her college in Holland before com ing to Am erica. Both students came to learn the ways of the Am erican educational system. Consuela Aram bula, a native of M onterey, Mexico, had taught in Mexico,'s elementary schools prior to her stay at D S C . She plans to work for her Bachelor o f Science degree in elementary education. The only freshman of the grou p was Joanna Zee, who came to D S C from H o n g Kong, China. M iss Z ee is hoping to remain at our college for four years in order to obtain her Bachelor of Science degree.

F R fc S

F R E S H M A N C L A S S O F F IC E R S Le ft to rig h t: Dean Bachmeier, Vice-PresiÂ d ent: Bonnie Lisko, Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Eckroth, President. Kneeling is C h a rlie W a g n e r, S tud en t C ouncil R epresentative.

D O N A L D ABERNETHY Sentinel Butte R ELLA AB E R N E TH Y Sentinel Butte ELSIE A R N E L L Rhame D E A N B A C H M E IE R Raleigh

BETTY J O Dickinson DONNA Belfield

B A ILE Y

BASARABA

C AR O L BECKM AN Rhame FRAN B ELO H LAVEK M andan

D E A N BENDER M andan TED B IN S T O C K Belfield P A T R IC IA C e n te r

BOEHM

R O SE M A R IE B O R N R ichardton

G E N E V IE V E B O R TK E H e ttin g e r D U A N E BOYCE H e ttin g e r D O N BRANDT Dickinson MARY ANN Dickinson

BREN

"S le w fo o t" and " D u d "

DOUG BROW N Dunn C e n te r N O LA BROW N Scranton K A R E N BYERS R eed er C H A R LES CAM PBELL H aynes

C O N RAD CARLSO N Rhame ELEAN O RE C A R L S O N H a llid a y JE R ILEE C H R IS T IA N S E N M a rm a rth T O M C LEM EN S Plentywood, M o nt.

M A R IL Y N Rhame

C LEND ENEN

JE R I C O N L O N Dickinson JO E C O O K Sentinel Butte JE R O M E D A Y T O N Lemmon, S. D.

L O L A D EFO E Dickinson M A R G IE D E N N IS Belfield J IM D U B O IS Stanton M ARG ARET DVO RAK Dickinson

ROBERT D V O R A K M anning BILL E C K R O T H M andan M IC H A E L E FTA C arlyle , M o nt. G E O R G E E H LIS N ew England

K A R E N E L L IN G S O N Dickinson G A R Y E LSO M N e w Town V IV I A N E M M IL South H e a rt D A V ID E N S IG N Scranton

D A R L E N E E R IC K S O N Rhame P H Y L L IS E R IC K S O N Rhame R E N W O O D E R IC K S O N Fairview, M o nt. D W IG H T F A I M A N Dickinson

M A R S H A L L FELAND A lm o n t J IM FEREBEE H a llid a y ERNEST F IC E K Dickinson S A M F IS H E R G ascoyne

" M y , my, w h a t a cozy g ro u p ."

JER O LD FO LLM ER H e ttin g e r D A L E FO R STE R R ichardton GLADYS GERHARD T Flasher M Y R O N G ETZ Rhame *

IR V IN G O E T Z W e rn e r G E R A L D IN E G R IM E S T A D N ew Town RUTH H A A S M o tt W A Y N E H ALL N fiw Town

"T h a t's y o u r singing e d ito r seren ad in g th e c ast."

R IC H H A L L E N H e ttin g e r JAM ES H A M M E L H ebron H ARO LD H AM M EREN W a tfo rd C it y BARBARA H ANSEN Rhame

GORDON Dickinson

H A R D IN G

A L HARDY Beach C L IF F H A R R IS Dickinson D A V E H A R R IS Sidney, M o nt.

JU D Y H ASSEBRO CK H ebro n SAN D RA HEGGE N ew England J A N E T H E IN L E H ebro n M O N T E H E L L IN G W h ite Earth

JE R O M E H ENDERSO N Scranton KAREN H ERM AN Beulah RUSS H E R S R U D H e ttin g e r R IC H A R D H E R Z G lfin

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D O R IS H IR N IN G Carson BOB H O C H H A L T E R Bowman DO RO TH Y H O ECK Beach JEANETTE H O F F M A N M andan

STANTO N H O W E Plevna, M ont. J E R A L D IN G O L D Ta ylo r R O B ERT IV E R S O N Dickinson D O N ALD JABLO N SKY South H e a rt

G ERALD A. JA C O B S R egent L A V O N JENSEN Scranton DOREEN J O H N S O N Dickinson M A R T IN J O N A S O N Dickinson

M A R V IN J O N A S O N Dickinson D O U G JO R G EN SO N Haynes DAPHNE JU H A LA W illis to n M A R Y ELLEN K A H L M o rristow n, S. D.

"J u s t look a t th e size o f some o f those m o uth s!"

J A N IC E K A R Y Killd eer KENNETH H a llid a y

KELLER

A L V I N K E L L IN G K illd e e r F R E D R IC A KESSEL Belfield

V A L A R IE KESSEL Belfield STEVE K IL W E IN Dickinson M IK E K N O P IK Belfield FRED K O E S E L Richardton

" W h y do th e y alw ays g iv e fa c u lty m em bers the io b o f h e lp in g freshm en select a sc h e d u le ?"

T IL L IE K O M Lemmon, S. D. ROSE K O R D O N O W Y Belfield L A R R Y KO STELEC K Y Dickinson S H IR L E Y K O S T E L E C K Y Dickinson

RO N ALD KO VASH Dickinson C LYD E KR A E N ZE L H ebro n R IT A K R A N K Dickinson A R L IS K R IE N Richardton

K E N N Y K R E IT IN G E R Beach J O H N KUNZE N ew England L A R R Y L A R R IN G T O N G e ttysb u rg , S. D. D E N N IS L A R S O N Cooperstow n

(Mrs.) D IA N E L A R S O N C ooperstow n J IM L A R S O N W ilto n BETTIE L O U Lefor

LE F O R

PETER LEIF W ilto n

LEE LEISS G ladstone LE R O Y LEISS Dickinson B O N N IE LEPPAR T M e d o ra G A R Y LEP PA R T M e d o ra

D E N N IS L IN D Q U IS T Dickinson L A R R Y L IN D S T R O M W illa rd , M o nt. B O N N IE L IS K O Dickinson M A R G A R E T LO VELL Sentinel Butte

JO H N M A G YA R Dickinson SHARON T a ylo r

MARCUSEN

G E N E V IE V E M c C O N E H ensler D O R IS M c G R A D Y W h ite Earth

G A R Y M E L L IN G H e ttin g e r KATH LEEN H ebro n

M ESSER

T H O M A S M IL L E R Dickinson M IL T O N M IT T E L S T A D T K illd eer

(Mrs.) C A R O L M O O R E Dickinson J U DEE M O O R E Dickinson M IK E M O R E Y R eg ent SAN D R A M U LARC H EK South H e a rt

MEL M U M ED Y Dickinson J IM M U M E Y Hallock, M inn. D E N N IS M U T H Dickinson J O H N E. N E C K E L S Sidney, M o nt.

J IM N O B L E M o tt J O H N F. O 'C O N N E R Bremerton, N . Y. S H A R O N O 'H E A R N Dickinson B R U C E O L H E IS E R Dickinson

" R a h ! Rah! S A V A G E S ! "

JA M ES O LS O N N ew England KENT O LS O N K illd e e r RUTH A N N Bucyrus

OLSO N

D E LO R E S O PP G len Ullin

L A R R Y O PP Belfield E LM E R O U K R O P T a ylo r J IM P A P K A Dickinson EILEEN P A V L IC E K Dickinson

" K in d o f a croo ked c e ilin g ? "

K E N N Y P ETERS O N Rice Lake, W is . C A R O L P FA U Dickinson L IN D A P F E N N IN G M andan W ALTER PO LAN C H EK Belfield

R IC H A R D Dickinson

P R IV R A T S K Y

STEVE P R O K O P Dickinson VERNE RAFFERTY N ew England F R A N C IS R A N D A L L Dickinson

D A R LEN E REGETH M anning BUELL R E IC H Elgin R O D N E Y R E M S IN G Dunn C e n te r SHARON Haynes

RO SS

D azie M a y s o f H o b o Days.

LAW R EN C E SAD O W SKY Dickinson G L O R IA S A H A Y D A K K illd eer JO H N SANFORD Paterson, N. J. RO B E R T S C H L E N V O G T H ebro n

R O B E R T S C H M E L IN G Senti ne I Butte K A R E N S C H M ID T W illis to n H A R O L D S C H M IT Z G o lva W A Y N E S C H M IT Z Elgin

E LM E R S C H O C K Elgin SA R A SC HUTZ Elgin D A V ID SEILER Dickinson R O B E R T S H IN A G L E Dickinson

D O N SIEBEL Elgin G L Y N N IS S IG L Dickinson R O N A L D S IIR A N e w Town J A M E S S IL B E R N A G E L Rhame

A b n e r Tram ps fro m H o b o C a m p s

J E R O M E S IL B E R N A G E L Rhame R O B E R T S IL B E R N A G E L Rhame PAT S LO B O JA N M o hall D A L E S M IT H Belfield

J A M E S S M IT H Stanton B U R T O N S O LS E T H Bucyrus A R D Y C E FAYE SPRECHER M o tt J IM S Q U IR E S G le n d ive

B O N N IE SRB M o tt R O N N IE S T A IS E R H ebron K A R E N STEC KER Beach FERN S T E R N A M andan

C A R L A S TIE G Richardton G IN G E R STIEG Ekalaka, M o nt. O R IO N S U N D H E IM Fairview, M o nt. LEE T A L K IN G T O N Rfilfipld

FRANK TAYLO R Fairview, M o n t. J A N E T TE M P LE G le n d ive P A T TERN ES Raleigh D ELW YN TH O M A S M e d o ra

M IT C H E L T J A D E N Dickinson W A Y N E TO RSTENSO N W a tfo rd C it y L A R R Y T R A IN O R Bowman D E A N TRZPUC W ilto n

D E N N IS T R Z P U C W ilto n ER N EST U N D E R L A N D Bucyrus HARVEY UNRUH Bismarck SUZANNE VA N D A LL Dickinson

T O N Y VETTER Linton A R T H U R V IC K E R S C a rtw rig h t R O B E R T V O IG H T Rhame C H ARLES W A G N E R Bismarck

DO NALD W ANDLER Dickinson ARTH UR W A N N E R Dickinson ROBERT W A N N E R Dickinson. M IC K W A S H Q uietus, M o nt.

PEG GY W A T S O N M o tt LERO Y W ERRE Bowman ROBERT BRUCE W E S T Bowman E N ID W IE R S O N Killdeer

H A R O L D W IL L O utlo ok, M ont. DUANE W O LF H a llid a y JAC O B W O LF Elgin JO H N W O LF Dickinson

LAW REN C E W O LF G R A M Rhame DEAN W O O D Reeder R O B ERT E. W O O D Bowman C O N N IE W Y M A N M o tt

H O W A R D YEAGER C e n te r B O N N IE Z A L E S K Y Dickinson D IA N E Z A S T O U P IL Dickinson J O A N N A ZEE H ong Kong, C hina

J A C K Z IE M A N Stanton

W h o a re th e y ?

Looking fo r som eone?

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J U N E S E M E R A D , Dickinson F.H .A . 3, 4; P resid ent 3, Vice-Presi d e n t of M usic 4; G irls ' S ta te D ele g ate 3; G irls C h o ru s I, 2, 3, 4; M ixe d Chorus 2, 3, 4; T rio I, 4; Q u a rte t 2, 3; T rip le T rio 2, 4; M usic C lu b I, V ice-President I ; Rodeo C lu b I; I.R .C . I; Class S e c re ta ry I, Class President 4; S tu d e n t C o u n cil I, 2, 3, 4, S e c re ta ry 3; Smoke Signals I, 2, 3, 4; C h e e rle a d e r I — "B ", 2, 3, A— " A " Sq ua d; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; V a le n tin e S w e e th e a rt Q ueen 2; G .A .A . 4 ; H o m eco m in g M aid e n 4.

E L A IN E PRIBYL, M anning G irls ' C h oru s I, 2; G .A .A . I, 2, 3, 4; F .H .A . 3, 4, T re a s u re r 3; S ecre ta ry 4; Class Vice-President 4; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; Smoke Signals 4, R e p o rte r 4, T y p is t 4.

RO SE P E T R Y S Z A K , Fairfield G irls ' C horus I, 2; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; Radio News 2; Jo urn alism 3; I.R .C . 2; G .A .A . I, 2, 3, 4, S ecre ta ry 4; Smoke Signals I, 2, 3, 4, R e p o rte r I, 2, 3, 4, T yp is t 4; Rodeo C lu b 2; F.H .A . 3, 4, Vice-President of R ecreation 4, P resid ent 4; P ra irie Smoke 3, 4, C o - ed ito r 3, E d ito r 4; S tud en t C o u n c il 4, S e c re ta ry 4; Class S e c re ta ry 4; G irls ' S ta te A l te rn a te 3; Class V a le d ic to ria n .

M A R L Y S B U R W IC K , Dickinson F.H .A . 2; P a rlia m e n ta ria n 2; G .A .A . 1, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; M ixe d Chorus 4; G irls ' T rio 2; Pep C lu b 2, 4; A n n u a l S ta ff 3; R odeo C lu b I ; Science C lu b I .

ELLEN F R A N C H U K , Dickinson G .A .A . I, 2, 3, 4, P resid ent 4; F.H .A . 3, 4, Vice-President o f D e grees 4; G irls ' C horus I, 2; Pep C lu b 1 ,2 , 3, 4; Rodeo C lu b 2.

A R D Y C E B U R IA N , M anning G .A .A . I, 2, 3, 4; I.R .C . 2; J o u rn a lism C lu b 2; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; F .H A . 3, 4; P a rliam e n taria n 4; Smoke S ig nal 4, R e p o rte r 4; Rodeo C lu b 2; A rc h e ry 3, 4.

V IC T O R D E M A N IO W , Belfield W re s tlin g 3, 4, C o - C ap tain 4: S tu d e n t C o u n c il 4, Vice-President 4; Science C lu b I; A rc h e ry 2, 4; C C lu b 4; G u n C lu b 3; K e y C lu b 2, 3, 4, S e c re ta ry 3, Vice-President 4; M usic C lu b C lu b 3.

I ; Pep C lu b 4; Rodeo

JA N E FRANC H UK, Dickinson G .A .A . I, 2, 3, Rodeo C lu b 2; Science C lu b c he ry C lu b 2, 4; S w e e th e a rt S a lu ta to ria n .

4; C horus I, 2, 3, 4; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; I ; F .H .A . 3, 4; A r 3, 4; Sewing Q ueen V a le n tin e Q ueen 4;

I I'

B A R B A R A HEISER, M anning

IR EN E H A A G , Dickinson G .A .A . 2; F .H .A . A rc h e ry I.

Pep

C lu b

G . A .A . I, 2, 3, 4; Science C lu b I; C h o ru s I, 2, 3, 4; T rip le T rio 4; I.R .C . 2, 3; Pep C lu b 3, 4; A rc h e ry 3; F .H .A . 3, 4; H is to ria n 4; Smoke S ignals 4, R e p o rte r 4.

LE O H O L L E R , Grassy Butte S H IR LE Y H E N D R IC K S , Dickinson S tud e nt C o un c il 2; Class 2; G .A .A . 3; F .H .A . 3.

President

Basketball I, 2, 3; K e y C lu b 2, 4; T rack 2; W re s tlin g 3, 4, Co-captain 3, 4; Boys' C horus 3, 4; M ixe d C horus 3, 4; Band 3; Class Presi d e n t 3; G u n C lu b 3; A rc h e ry 3, 4; S tu d e n t C o u n c il 3, 4, President 4; Pep C lu b 3, 4; H om eco m in g Brave 4; C C lu b 4, S e c re ta ry 4; U n ite d N a tio n s D e le g a te 4.

R O G E R H O L L E R , Belfield

G E R A L D K A IN Z , Dickinson

Fo o tb all I ; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Key C lu b 4; C C lu b 4; Pep C lu b 4; Chorus 4; M ixe d C h oru s 4; V a le n tin e S w e e th e a rt King 4.

Smoke Signals 4, P h o to g ra p h e r 4; Pep C lu b 4; A rc h e ry 2; G u n C lu b 3; Science C lu b I; Key C lu b 4.

H A R R Y K A N S K I, Fairfield

J E A N N E T T E K O FFLE R , Dickinson

Basketball 3, 4; C h oru s 2, 3, Boys’ Chorus 3; Pep C lu b 4.

F .H .A . 3; C h oru s I .

D O N O V A N KU BA S, Dickinson

V IN C E K O S T E LE C K Y , Dickinson Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; C C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; K e y C lu b 3, 4, S e c re ta ry 3; Track 2; Pep C lu b 4.

R IC H A R D K U L IS H , K illd eer Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F o o tb a ll I, 2; Track i, 2, 3, 4; K ey C lu b 4; C C lu b 4, P resid ent 4; Pep C lu b 4; S tu d e n t C o u n c il 4.

K e y C lu b 2, 3, 4, President 4; C C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; Boys' C horus 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep C lu b 4; Foot b all I; Track 2; Basketball 4.

L A R R Y L U D L U M , Dickinson Class P resid ent 2; Class Vice-Presi d e n t I; Boys' C h oru s 3; M ixe d C horus 2, 3; Boys' Q u a r te t 2; Pep C lu b 4; K e y C lu b 3, 4; I.R .C . 3; Pap er S ta ff 4; Basketball 3, 4; S tu d e n t M a n a g e r S tu d e n t C o u n c il 4; S tu d e n t A ffa irs 4.

LYN D A M ARU C H EC K, G rassy Butte

D O N N A M ARQ UART, Dickinson

Class P resid ent I; Class S e c re ta ry 2; S tu d e n t C o u n c il I; C h e e rle a d e r I, Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; R odeo C lu b I, 2, 4; G irls ' C horus 2, G .A .A . 4.

F .H .A . C h oru s R ad io E d ito r

L O R R A IN E P R A U S

A R N O L D M ETZ, Dickinson Band 2, 3; C horus 3; W re s tlin g 4; C C lu b 4.

3, 4; G . A . A . 2, 3, 4; G irls ' 3, 4; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; New s 2; Smoke Signals 3, 4.

C .Y .W . C lu b I, 2, 3; H o m e N ursing I ; C h oru s 1, 2, 3.

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S H A R O N S C H O P P , Bismarck A L A N RO FFLER, Grassy Butte Band I, 2, 3, 4; C horus I, 2, I.R.C. 2; R ad io C lu b I, 2; Pep 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; K ey 2, 3, 4; C C lu b 3, 4; K e y T re asu re r 4; W re s tlin g 3, 4.

Band I, 2, 3, 4; M ixe d C horus 1, 2, 3, 4; G irls ' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; M usic 3, 4; C lu b C lu b C lu b

C lu b I; Vice-President I; I.R.C. I, 2; Pep C lu b I, 2; Class Vice-Presi足 d e n t I; T rio I, 2, 3, 4; T rip le T rio I, 3, 4; M ixe d Q u a r te t I, 2, 3; M ix e d O c te t I; Solo Vo ice I, 2, 3, 4; S tu d e n t C o un c il I; Smoke S ignals I, 2, 3, 4; A n n u a l S ta ff I, 2.

J E A N S E M E R A D , Dickinson Class V ice-President 2, 3; S tu d e n t C o un c il F .H .A . R e p re s e n ta tive 4 C h e e rle a d e r I, 2, 3; Pep C lu b I, 2 3, 4; G .A .A . 4, Vice-Presid ent 4 G irls ' T rio I, G irls ' T rip le T rio 2, 4 G irls ' Q u a rte t 2, 3; M u sic C lu b I M ixe d Chorus 2, 3, 4; G irls ' C horus I, 2, 3, 4; F .H .A . 3, 4; Vice-Presi足 d e n t of D egrees 3, Vice-Presid ent o f R ecreation 4, D is tric t Treasu rer; Rodeo C lu b I; I.R .C . I; Q ueen o f

F R A N K TH E R N E S , Dickinson Band I, 2, 3, 4; 4 ; Track I, 4; C I, 2; W re s tlin g 3; Smoke Signals

Boys' C lu b 3, 4; 2, 3,

Chorus I, 3, 4; Basketball Key C lu b 2, 4; I.R .C . 2.

H e a rts 2.

L IN D A T O L L E F S O N , W yo m in g C h e e rle a d e r I, 2, 3, 4; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4; F.H .A . I, 2, 3, Vice-Presi足 d e n t o f Projects 3; G .A .A . I, 2, 3; G irls ' Chorus 2, 3; M ixe d C horus 3; Jo urn alism C lu b 3; Smoke Signals 3; S tud e n t C o u n c il R e p resenta tive 3.

S H IR L E Y W O C K , Dickinson M usic C lu b I ; G irls ' C h oru s 2, 3, 4; M ixe d C horus 4; Smoke Signals I, 2, 3, 4; Features E d ito r 4, S tu 足 d e n t -Council R e p re se n ta tive 4; G .A .A . C lu b 4; p .H .A . 3, 4, VicePresident o f Public R elatio ns 3, VicePresident 4; R ad io C lu b I ; Pep C lu b I, 2, 3, 4.

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G E N E W IT T , Dickinson K e y C lu b 3, 4; A rc h e ry 2, 4; Science C lu b I; G u n C lu b 3; R ad io C lu b I; C C lu b 4; M usic C lu b I; Pep C lu b 3, 4; R odeo C lu b 2; M ixe d C h oru s I, 3, 4; Boys' C horus 3, 4; W re s tlin g 3, 4.

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C 1 L Fro nt row, le ft to rig h t: June Sem erad; Rose Petryszak, S ec retary; Leo H oller, President; V ic to r Demaniow, Vice-President; C a ro lyn Swenson. M id d le row, le ft to rig h t: Delores Kadrm as; Shirley W o c k; Jean Sem erad; K a th y G ilb e rt; Darlene H eiser; C a ro l Burwick. Back row, le ft to rig h t: La rry Ludlum ; Richard Kulish; Roger Knudtson; G len Faiman; G a ry Kostelecky.

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u N I O R Front row, le ft to rig h t: R ita H o lle r; Sharon Johnson; C a ro ly n Swenson, President; Lorraine Buresh; K a th y G ilb e rt, S tudent C ouncil R ep resentative; Diane Scheeler; D arlene Kostelecky, Secretary. Row tw o : Doris Kostelecky; Bertha Dukart; W ilm a Volesky; Irene H eilm an; V irg in ia M etz; C la ire Scheeler; P atricia M urp h y, Vice PresiÂ dent; Becky Kruger. Third row: Leo Kainz; Dennis Schloss; J e a n e tte Hanssen; Karen H utm acher; Linda G ra y ; M a rilyn M ed una; Paul Sticka; A lv in W a n n e r; Jero m e Dukart. Fourth row: M a rv in Roller; W illia m Rech; G a ry Kostelecky; Bill H e rtz; Roger Knudtson; Ralph M uecke; Richard Pavlicek.

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p H O M O R E Fro nt row, le ft to rig h t: Patricia Bullinger; Rosem ary W a n n e r: Delores Kadrm as, President; Darlene Heiser, StuÂ d ent C ouncil R epresentative; Sandra Dassinger, V ic e President; Rita Volesky; Pauline W a n n e r. Row two, le ft to rig h t: Ervin Scheeler; C yn th ia Stav; Jane H ond lo ; Peggy Hawkins; V io la W a n n e r; M ild re d Frank; H arlan M uth ; James Reisenauer. Row three, le ft to rig h t: N o rm an Stevens; Richard Roffler; Kenneth Rech; R o b ert Stroh; Ronald Dvorak, S ecretary; M a rvin Dukart; Jam es Schloss; Row four, le ft to rig h t: Leonard Kudrna; Leo Fichter; Donald Roller; Lee Kukla; R o b e rt M u th ; Daniel H utze n b ile r; Ronald Klemm.

F R E S H M A N

L A S S

Fro nt row, le ft to rig h t: Rosemary Boehm; Lois A d a m s ; Eileen Kanel; Bernadette Palahniuk; Diane M a rq u a rt; M ona W ils o n ; C a ro l Burwick, President. Row two, le ft to rig h t: Donald Reisenauer; A ro n Scheeler; Dennis W o lf; Sharon Hawkins; Ellen Pribyl; Diane Bailey; Ronald W o lb e rg ; Ervin Barth. Row th re e : Jam es M ed una; Richard M etz; La rry Kadrm as; Ronald Burian; Richard Ficek; M ike Petryszak, Vice-President; Joseph W a n n e r. Row four, le ft to rig h t: R o b e rt Schm idt; A rth u r H ayden, S e c re ta ry; Dale Evoniuk; G lenn Faimen, S tud ent C ouncil Representative; Bernard Palahniuk.

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GRADUATES

Front row, le ft to rig h t: Lynda Tollefson; Shirley W o c k; Elaine Pribyl; Barbara H eiser; Shirley H endricks; Jean Sem erad; A rd y c e Burian. Row tw o: V ic to r Dem aniow; Ellen Franchuk; June Sem erad; Lynda M arucheck; Jane Franchuk, S alu tato rian; Rose Petryszak, V a le d ic to ria n ; M a rly s Burwick; Sharon Schopp. Row three: Jeane tte K o ffler; Lorraine Praus; Vince Kostelecky; L a rry Ludlum ; Donovan Kubas; Roger H o lle r; Donna M a rq u a rt; Irene H aag. Row four: Leo H o lle r; G e ra ld Kainz; Richard Kulish; H a rry Kanski; A la n Ro ffler; G e ne W it t ; A rn o ld M etz.

Rolf (Bardot ?) Rasmussen

1962 Stud ent C ouncil Officers.

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AND ATTENDANTS L e ft to rig h t: Danny H utzenbiler, A tte n d a n t; Sandra Dassinger, A tte n d a n t; Jane Franchuk— V alentine Q ueen; Roger H o lle r— V alentine King; Lois Adam s, A tte n d a n t; Joseph W a n n e r, A tte n d a n t; C aro lyn Swenson, A tte n d a n t; Roger Knudtson, A tte n d a n t.

H O M ECO M IN G B R A V E AND M A I

D E N AND ATTENDANTS L e ft to rig h t: Vince Kostelecky, A tte n d a n t; Rose Petryszak, A tte n d a n t; June Semerad, M a id e n ; Leo H o l ler, Brave; Jean Sem erad, A tte n d a n t; R o g er H oller, A tte n d a n t.

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