Prairie Smoke 1964 by Dickinson State University

964 PRAIRIE SMOKE V

DICKINSON STATE COLLEGE DICKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA

"CO U N TRY GRAVEYARD BLUES" The evenin bell is ringin in the church, A line of cows com es mooin from the pasture, A farm -hand, all tired out, goes w alkin home. A n leaves me standin here alone an thinkin. The tw ilight fades; the world soon disappears; A n d everything is quiet as the grave. Except ye hears a beetle circle by O r som eplace ya kin hear a sheepbell ring. . . . T h e y's lotsa big shots livin in th worldâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; A ll high an mighty, thinks th ey's goin places. A n turns their noses up at guys like these. But what the deuce? T hey got no room ta grin. They brags about their grandads and their family, W h a t they says goes, they brags; they wears swell clothes; T heir dam es is fashion-plates, an m ighty grand; T he y'll get what these folks got, and nothing more. Swell tom bstones and brass plates stuck up in church D o n 't do no good; ya w on't be there ta hear The preacher lyin bout how good ya was. A n you w on't hear the organ an the choir. Y a c a n 't bring people back from death ta life W ith fancy urns and lifelike statue heads; Funeral honors falls fla t for the dead A n soft-soap d o n 't sm ooth nothin for a corpse. . . . H is head lies here upon the ground A s if it were upon his m other's lap; The world outside this town knew nothing of him, He had no education, none at all. A n d when we saw him he was alw ays sad. But he was good to everyone, and kind; A n d he was honest; God rewarded him. He cried when he saw other people suffer, He was too poor to help in other ways; Y e t God made everyone he knew his friend, T h a t was good enough for him ; his needs were small. W h y should we give him any other praise. N o r shall we speak a g a in st him, though, of course He had his faults, just like the rest of us, For now he is at peace; he is with God. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; By Dr. Kenton V ickery

1964 P r a ir ie S m o k e Staff Co-Editors Karen Herm an V ern Enge

Society Editor Peggy W a tso n A ssista n t Society Editor M a rg a re t Jorda

Photographers Ken

Brinster

Dennis Swenson

Ad vise r M rs. C a ro l O ukro p W e wish to thank O sborn Studio a n d Yearbook H ouse Publishers for all the help they have given to the staff to m ake the publication of this book possible.

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SAVAGELAND

C la s s r o o m s

M a y H a ll

D S C students frequent these buildÂ ing daily, and even snow d oesn't preÂ vent students from attending classes. The Science Building was first used for classes in the W in te r Q u a rte r of 1963-1964.

S c ie n c e B u ild in g

Scott G y m n a siu m .

In Scott Gym we watch basketball games, wrestling m atches and gym na sÂ tic exhibitions. Here also we .watch folk singers such as The Travelers T hree and The Contem porary Folk Group. In the Library we study and take enÂ trance exam inations. In the Library with its lofty ceilings and wide windows is found the Theodore Roosevelt Room with its m any keepsakes of early N orth Dakota frontier days.

L ib r a r y

President O. A. DeLong speaks at the dedication ceremony during the official opening of the Student Union at homecoming.

D S C 's new Student Union, opened in the fall of 1963, serves as the center of college social life. The Ballroom, which has been changed at tim es into a G reen wich V illa ge " p a d " or an ele gant setting for a style show, is the setting for D S C parties, the H om ecom ing Ball, college formals, and the Junior-Senior Prom. C are for a gam e of Bridge, ping-pong, pool, chess or checkers? The Student Union is the place to find it — as well as that afternoon snack or bed time meal.

Two folk singers entertain DSC students in the Student Union Ballroom during Fresh men Orientation Week.

S tu d en t U n io n L ife

S tu d e n t U n io n FOR W O M EN

S tick n ey H a ll K lin e fe lte r H a ll FOR W O M EN

S elk e H a ll FOR MEN

D o r m L ife Students w oik . . .

A n d work . . .

A n d work

T hey talk . . .

C a tch catnap s . . .

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A n d relax

College Apartments

Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield pictured in their apartment.

Single men attempting home cooking

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N o r t h D a k o ta B o a r d o f H i g h e r E d u c a tio n

MEMBERS M rs. Rachael Jacobsen— Secretary M a rtin Kruse H enry Sullivan M rs. Vernon Johnson John C o nrad A lb e rt H a a s Fred O rth M rs. Frank Jestrab Lloyd N y g a rd — A u d ito r

P r e s id e n t ’s O ffice Dr. 0. A. DeLong President of Dickinson State College Under President D e L o n g 's leader ship, D S C has become North D akota's fastest growing college and proudly lives up to its slogan "q uality educa tion in the W e st."

P R A IR IE S M O K E M E S S A G E

The issues of Prairie Sm oke provide posterity with the most complete record of events in the history of Dickinson State College.

Prairie Sm oke is more than a recitation of

events of a given year —

the personalities and the spirit of

the year are ca u gh t up in the pictures of people and events and preserved as they were at the time history w as made. The year 1963-64 was no ordinary year at Dickinson. New positions added to the instructional staff, two new bu ild ings on the cam pus, the continued growth of the student body, the vitality of the students as expressed in the activity program s of the college, all indicate that forces of growth and progress have been at work during the year at Dickinson State and the people whose pictures appear in this annual have all been a part of this sign ifica n t year. — 0 . A. DeLong, President

^ c re t a ry f o Lfhe9 President

DSC D ean s

Paul Larsen Dean of Students

Dr Gor{Jon 0)son Dean of the CoMege

H arry W einbergen Dean of the Faculty

Diane Ellingson Secretary to Mr. Larsen Instructor B.S.

M rs. Betty Shreve Secretary to Dr. O lson

D ean of M en

A d visin g male students on various problems, a ssistÂ ing them with housing problem s and supplying

them

with m iscellaneous inform ation are am ong the duties of V a u g h n Rhodes, D S C Dean of M en. O nce a week M r. Rhodes m ay be seen in Selke H all as he m akes his room inspection tour. M o re than one fellow has been

reminded

to m ake

his

bed

by M r.

Rhodes who seems to have an "e a g le e ye " when it com es to such m atters as room neatness.

D ean of W o m e n

Vaughn Rhodes Dean of M en

M is s W oods, Dean of W om en, is faced with the reÂ sponsibility of finding housing for D S C women students. M is s W o o d s m iraculously finds off-cam pus housing for women when the dorm itories are filled. M is s W o o d s also assists women in finding jobs in the cafeteria, the union, in instructor's offices and in shops downtown.

M is s Leila W oods, Dean of W om en

B u s in e s s O ffice

Mrs. M ildren Christensen

Business M a n a ge r P. 0. Aasm undstad

Mrs. Ramona Brown

M rs. Harriet Baysore

Mrs. Ethel Dolwig

Public Relations Director 0 . T. Belsheim

M rs. Arlene Landgrebe

H o u sem o th ers

L ite ra tu re C H A IR M A N A loysius Norton Professor B.A., M .A., Ph.D.

Arlene Gackle Instructor B.A.

Lucile A lt A ssistant Professor B.A., M .A.

Raymond Gould A ssistan t Professor B.A., M .A.

D IR E C T O R O F P U B L IC A T IO N S Carol O ukrop Instructor B.A.

C arl Larson A ssistant Professor B.S., M .A.

Eve W ienbergen Librarian B.S.

Elizabeth N eff A ssistant Professor B.A., M .A.

M a tild a Stoxen Professor B.S.

Languages Harriet Benway Instructor French

Erich Heintzen Instructor German

Jorge Calvo Instructor Spanish

Velia Montem ayor Instructor Spanish

C H A IR M A N Bryan G ackle A ssistant Professor B.A., M .A.

Bruce Loganbill Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

W innifred Stump Associate Professor B.A., M.A.

Neil Abledinger A ssistant Professor B.A., M .A.

Elmer Huber A ssistant Professor B.S., M.A.

Charles Johnson Associate Professor B.A., M.S.

E d u c a tio n W illiam N eff Professor B.A., M.A., Ed.D.

Paul Larsen Associate Professor B.A., M .A.

Gordon O lson Professor B.S., M .A., Ph.D.

V a u gh n Rhodes Associate Professor B.A., M .A .

Gladys W ilson A ssistant Professor B.S., M .A .

A lice Tirrell Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

Charles Nielsen A ssistan t Professor B.S., M .A.

Robert W heeler A ssistant Professor

S o c ia l S c ie n c e

James Dodd A ssistant Professor B.S., M.S.

DSC students learn facts about history. 25

M u s ic

Osbourne Belsheim A ssistant Professor B.S., M.S.

C H A IR M A N Frank Pearson Professor B.A., M .A., Ph.D.

Della Heid Associate Professor B.S., M .M .

^oran

Eckroth Professor B S- M A -

A. M a lco lm Brown Professor B.M., M.A., Ph.D.

Dwaine Nelson A ssistant Professor B.S., M .A .

F in e A r t s Don Duda Instructor B.S.

N eysa M orrison Instructor B.S.

C H A IR M A N Clinton Sheffield Associate Professor B.S., M .A .

C o m m erce Charles Morrison A ssistant Professor B.A., M.A.

C H A IR M A N George M ontgom ery A ssistan t Professor B.S., M.B.E.

M a th

Duane Johnson A ssistan t Professor B.S., M .A .

Leila W o od s Professor B.S., M .A.

C H A IR M A N John Thom pson Professor B.A., M.S. Bernard Opoien A ssistant Professor B.S., M .A.

S c ie n c e

M yron Freeman Assistant Professor B.S., M .A.

John M a cD o n a ld Associate Professor B.Ch.E., B.S., M.S.

Robert Todd Assistant Professor B.S., M.A.

C H A IR M A N Harold M u rp h y Professor

John M e ighan A ssistant Professor

B.S., M.S.

B A - M S-

D IR E C T O R O F A T H L E T IC S Harry W iebergen Professor B.S., M.S.

P h y s ic a l E d u c a tio n Bertha Geiger Assistant Professor B.S., M.A.

Lorraine Schum acher Associate Professor B E., M.S.

Roger Huffman Assistant Professor B.S., M.A.

Kenneth Henrikson Assistant professor B.S., M.S.

LaVern Jessen A ssistant Professor B.S., M.A.

C o lle g e N u r s e M rs. Esther Swenson

B o o k sto re M rs. Irene Q ualley

Elmer Huber Director of Student Union

Snack B a r

P.X . M rs. Lettie Robb

Mrs. Evelyn Gilbert

C a fe te ria

Dietician M rs. Elva Swanson

C A F E T E R IA S T A F F : G ladys Lobsinger, Stephanie Oster, Emma Ficek, M o lly Sofratoivick, Cleone Erickson, Betty Hutmacker, Alice Stemachuk, Lndia Strabb, Hattie Rambousek, Tillie Ficek.

DORMITORIES Mrs. Lilian Pavlish, Mrs. M a rga re t Ficek, M rs. M a gd a le n e Barth.

M a in t e n a n c e

SCOTT GYM Isadore Svkora

POWER PLANT

STUDENT UNION

Frank W olf, Fred Endres, and George Bren

Pete Froehlich, Clem ent Heidt, Roland Hyde

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Jake Dukart Harry H eight Lawrence Oulette Jerome Roller Albert Hondl

IN M E M O R IA M

A lfre d J. Dolw ig 1912-1963

Acting head of the Department of Literature and Languages, Mr. Dolwig was an Associate Profes sor of Literature and Languages. Serving D SC for six years, he taught German, English Litera ture, Shakespeare, and Creative Writing. M r. D o l w i g attended St. Thomas College and the Univer sity of North Dakota, and re ceived a B.A. degree from Stan ford University, a M.A. degree from the University of Montana, and had done further graduate work at Stanford and the Uni verstiy of North Dakota.

ORGANIZATIONS

F R O M L EF T : G eogia Gutenshon, M ik e Morey, Penny Davis, Lola DeFoe, Dean Trzpuc, Sylvia Thompson, Dean Leila W oods, Dean Paul C. Larsen, Florence Putnam, Fred Koesel, George Caley, Luella Roedeske, Frank Fish, Coral Ulschak, Jam es Frey, W ayne Tanous, Rod Diede, James Kary, Dean Vaughn Rhodes.

S tu d en t C o u n c il A t D SC , the Student C ouncil provides the student body with an opportunity to express opinion.

its weekly m eetings the Student C o uncil becomes a sounding board for student opinion with regard to school policies.

A n effort to create a more com plete college life has led to close cooperation with both

faculty and adm inistration.

U nder the com petent leadership of President Fred Koesel, the Student C o u n Â

cil has done much to achieve this goal.

T ypical projects in the

events, cultural program s, and progressive activities.

past year included

sponsoring social

The Student Union Board of Governors sets up policies, rules, and of the Student Union.

regulations concerning the uses

It is the duty of the Stu d e n t Union m anager to carry out such recom m endaÂ

tions. M em b ers are selected through application to and appointm ent by the form er Board. O ffice rs are elected within the Board itself.

S tu d en t U n io n B o a r d o f G o v e r n o rs

F R O N T R O W , from left: M r. Vaughn Rhodes, M r. Elmer Huber, Jean Eckroth, Larry Sadowsky, Renwood Erickson, Steve Prokop, M is s Leila W oods. B A C K R O W , from left: Fred Koesel, M r. Paul Larsen, G eorgia Gutenshon, M is s Lorraine SchuÂ macher, Velia Montemayor.

S T A N D IN G , left to right: Diane Zastoupil, Charlotte Fiedler, Sharon Kary, Sandra Jalbert, C laud ia W in g , Gayle Kling, Dee A n n Thompson, Kayleen M iddlestad, V irgin ia Bailloid, Doris Ludwig, Patricia Caswell, Carolyn Swenson, Diane Kary, Bonnie W ilier, Beverly Agnew , Johanna Hecker, Judy Erickson, Karen M adson, Jerilyn Peterson, Pot Boehm, Jerri Splichal. S E A T E D : M a rily n W olberg, M is s W oods, Karen Herman, Dorothy Hoff, Bonnie M ack, Janet W hite, Shirley Diers, Faye Thompson.

A lp h a S ig m a A lp h a A lp h a Sigm a Alpha, Beta Eta Chapter, is the national honor social sorority on campus. A lp h a Sigm a A lp h a aim s to enrich the girl socially, intellectually, culturally, and spiritually. In order to be eligible for A lp h a Sigm a A lp h a one m ust attain an average of B or higher. T he sorority is a philanthropic organization which visits old-age homes, repairs toys for the Crippled C hildren, and contributes to various charity drives th roughout the year. Each year A lp h a Sigm a A lp h a sponsors a V a le n tin e 's Day formal and sells M u m corsages during Hom ecom ing. The sorority also has a Founder's D ay Banquet in the spring and sponsors a tea during freshm an orientation.

O F F IC E R S President _________________ M a rily n W o lb e rg V ice President Karen Herm an Recording Secretary Dorothy H o ff C orresponding Secretary Faye Thom pson T r e a s u r e r ____________________________________ Janet W h ite M em bership Director Bernie Schm idt Editor _______________________ Bonnie M a c k C h ap lain Shirley Diers A d v is o r ____________________________________ M is s W o o d s

"ASA Sweetheartâ&#x20AC;?, Je m Eckroth 38

Tau. K a p p a E psilon .

R O W O N E : Charles Parfrey, Don Dvorak, Eugene Klug, Gregory Kraiter, Jim Hallen, Paul Sticka, Dennis Swenson. R O W T W O : George Caley, Charles W agner, James W illiam son, Don Aird, John Peffer, Sterling Bentson, Dennis Bergman, Jam es Olson, John Perzinski, Paul Kremers, Bill Thompson. R O W T H R E E : Richard Schaff, Ken Fisher, W ayn e Tanous, C arl Bergman, Ray Kautzm an, John Springer, C harles DeFoe, Jerry W est, Roger Truth, M a rio n Anderson. R O W FO U R : Ron Schwartz, Ken Keller, Bill Reichert, Bob Schlenvogt, Norm Erdman, Spencer Bovee, Fred Koesel, Larry Trainor, Barrie M cC le an, Renwood Erickson, Don Dvorak, Scott Ham m ond, Dr. Pearson.

T K E field presenting

representative, George Richards, the official chapter horseshoe.

T a u Kappa Epsilon, national social fraternity, is D S C 's only social fraterÂ nity. In A p ril 1964 the organization officially became a part of the naÂ tional fraternity. The main purpose of T K E is to create the idea of brotherhood and to develop socially. T hrou gh ou t the year T K E activities have included com m unity service projects, college parties, and fund raising drives. New members are pledged each quarter. Requirem ents for m embership are a " C " average and a good college standing.

TKE Sweetheart, Karen Madson.

P h i S ig m a P i

R O W O N E : Steve Prokop, Mr. Rhodes, C onrad Carlson, James Silbernagel, Bruce Benz, Ron Schwartz, John Perzinski. R O W T W O : C harles Hendrickson, Richard Bailey, Les W eiser, Bob Hochalter, Rod Remsing, Jim Larson, Bill Heth, Dennis Johnson, M yran Burian, Bryan Dinkins, Bernard Bohl, Ron Adams.

Phi Sigm a Pi is an honorary fraternity at DSC . Basically, it is an educational fraternity with future teachers in mind. However, it is open to all men on cam pus with 40 consecutive hours of 2.0 average work. U su a lly program s deal with some phase of education. Each year the fraternity sponsors a form al dance. O ffice rs are: C o nrad Carlson, president; Darnell Just, vicepresident; Jerry Fischer, secretary; Jam es Silbernagle, treasurer; Bruce Benz, historian; and Ron Schwartz, publicity chairman. Dean of M e n V a u g h n Rhodes is the adviser for the organization.

Phi Sigma Pi Sweetheart, Jeri Peterson.

L a m b d a D elta L a m b d a

F IR S T R O W : Rod Remsing, M yro n Burian, M a rilyn W olberg, Roger Truth, Bryan Dinkins, Mr. Todd. S E C O N D R O W : Harold Dennis Johnson, Mr. M a cD on a ld, M r. M urphy, Steve Goodall, Leland Fleischer, Burton Solseth, Lynn Erickson, Pat Boehm.

Hammeren,

Ron

Schwartz,

Lam bda Delta Lam bda is the na tional honorary science and m athe matics fraternity on cam pus. E ligi bility for m embership is based on hours of superior work in science or mathematics. C reatin g a greater interest in the fields of science and m athem atics is the prim ary goal of the organization. A secondary goal is m aintaining high grades. O fficers of the group are: Roger Truth, president; Jim Glasser, vicepresident; Rose Kordonowy, corres ponding secretary; M a rily n W olb erg, recording secretary; and M yron Burian, treasurer. M r. Robert T odd is the faculty adviser.

A knotty problem solved by DSC’s men of science. 41

P R A IR IE SM OKE Editor Enge

Perched highest among the Prairie Smoke staff is. co-editor, Vern Enge. Standing beside him is co-editor, Karen Herman. Standing on the ground level are : assistant society editor, Margaret Jorda; society editor, Peggy Watson; and sports editor, Bill Buresh.

Selecting the best pictures for the annual is only part of the many aspects of editing a college yearbook. Co-editor Enge pondÂ ers the problem above.

Staff Vern Enge, co-editor Karen Herm an, co-editor Bill Buresh, sports editor Peggy W atson , society editor M a rg a re t Jorda, assistant society editor Ken Brinster, photographer Dennis Swenson, photographer M rs. C arol O ukrop, advisor

Photographers Hard at wor;k in the darkroom are the two Prairie Smoke photographers, Dennis Swenson and Ken Brinster. The expert qualÂ ity of their work is evidenced on many pages of this yearbook.

W estern C on cept

R O W O N E : M a rg o M u g g li, John M a dson , LaVonne Birdsall, N an cy M rach e k, A n ita Skedsvold, M a xin e Harvey M e rz, M a rv in Jonason, Bob

Fouse, M rs. Carol Oukrop. R O W T W O : M a rga re t Jorda, Karen Rech, Jim Lysne, N ancy Stump, Vern Enge. R O W T H R E E : Don Becker, Karen Herman, G ary Schwartz. R O W F O U R : Russ W ells, Schmidt, C huck Hendrickson.

S ta ff E d it o r ________ Ad vise r _____ Photographers

Sports _______ Business M g r. C o lum nists

M a rg o M u g g li M rs. C a ro l O u k ro p Ken Brinster Dennis Swenson H arley H ettick John Fouse Don M ra c h e k Vern Enge Don M ra c h e k Russ W e lls C in d y Stav C h u c k H endrickson

General Staff

Feature W rite rs

Advertising

Mrs. Carol Oukrop, adviser for the Western Concept and the Prairie Smoke, keeps both staffs working smoothly even though it takes considerable time and trouble.

Is that copy just about ready?

W o rk in g in the D S C publications departm ent is an experience that a student will never forget. There is m uch more to journalism than meets the eye of the average W e ste rn C oncep t reader. M e e tin g the deadlines for the tw ice-a-m onth paper is quite often hard, but it was always done, and between issues the sta ff members m anaged to paint the publications office. T he motto of the publications departm ent seems to be: " le t there never be a dull m om e nt" and very few dull moments were there this year.

M a xin e Becker LaV onne Birdsall Karen Herm an M a rvin Jonason Jam es Lysne Harvey M erz N a n cy Rech G ary Schwartz Tim m ie Smith M a rg a re t Jorda Karen M adso n A n ita Skedsvold Rita Carol Bob Schm idt N a n cy Stump

UCCF I s

S E A T E D : Cynthia Nickel, Ruby Ferbee, Patricia Rafferty, Patricia Zenzie, Dr. A lice Tirrell, adviser. S T A N D IN G : George Ding, Bob Schlenvogt, Vern Enge.

United C a m p u s C h ristia n Fellowship is a religious organization for all Protestant students who do not have an affiliated group on campus. U C C F was instrum ental in the form ation of ecum enical movement am ong the D S C religious organizations. O ffice rs for the year included: Bob Schlenvogt, president; Vern Enge, vice-president; Dorlyn Held, secretary-treasurer; Pat Hanson, V irg in ia Bonn, advisory board members. Dr. A lice Tirrell is adviser for the organization.

A t h e n s D e le g a te s Six D S C students attended the 19th Q uadrennial Ecum enical Student Conference at Athens, Ohio. The trip was the clim ax of an interdenom inational study group at D S C which was a prelude for the A th e n s Conference. Representing U C C F were Bob Schlenvogt, Ed Sahlstrom , and Vern Enge. Representing L S A was Florence Putnam, and the delegate from New m an C lu b was V elia M ontem ayor. Bob H ochhalter represented M S M . 44

M eth o d ist S tu d e n t M o v e m e n t

Dickinson State MSM at the state convention in Minot.

Deputation team at Mott

M eth odist Student M ovem ent is the cam pus organization for M e th o d ist students. groups on campus.

It is one of the most active religious

M S M sponsored a delegate. Bob Hochhalter, to attend the A the ns Conference during C h ristm a s vacation. Sara Schutz represented M S M at the Latin A m erica n C itize nship Conference in New Y o rk C ity and W a sh in g to n D.C. M SM

had the responsibility for p lanning the annual a ll-cam pu s

religious

em phasis

week.

O fficers for the group are: Judy Pfenning, president; Sara Schutz, vice-president; Dodesding, treasurer; A lice Pierce, publicity; M r. C ha rles M orriso n, adviser.

C oral

R O W O N E : Charlotte Fiedler, Sara Shutz, Judy Pfenning, Carol Ulschak, Hochhalter, Bonnie M c A d o o , Tim m ie Smith, Eleanore Carlson, M a ry Suemper.

Peggy

Kollman.

ROW

U lschak,

TW O:

secretary; John

Bob

L u th eran . S tu d e n t A s s o c ia tio n

R O W O N E : Kayleen Mittelstead, Linda Enger, Jack Ziem an, Florence Putnam, Jeri Peterson, A udrey Scheffelmpieu, M a rly s Meyer, C laud ia W ing. R O W T W O : Roberta Erickson, Burton Solseth, Bob Schiable, Jim Zum Brunnen, C onrad Carlson, Dennis Johnson, A lice Hintz, Barbara Kittleson, M arilyn Luhman, Judy Rowe, Dale Eslinger, Connie Erickson, Donna Ulmer.

Lutheran Student Association aim s to provide religious outlets for Lutheran students on cam pus. Facilities for L S A are provided at St. Jo h n 's parish unit. Florence Putnam represented D ickinson S ta te 's L S A at the A the ns conference. In addition, L S A has been active in the cam pus ecum enical movement. O th er activities during the past year were a pizza party, C hristm as caroling, and chapel vespers. D uring religious em phasis week, L S A performed the m usical review "F o r H eaven's S a k e ." Deputation team s have been active throughout the area. Paul Larsen is adviser of the group.

S T A N D IN G , left to right: Jean Bares, Carlene Fitterer, Jane Heilm an, Catherine Dennis, Kathryn W eiss, Pauline Fischer, Janet Greenshields, Patricia Caswell, Th ad Magyer, Gary Aberle, John M agyer, Karen Herman, Sharon Kary, Dorothy Frasca, M a rga re t Jorda, Juliann Kraft, Janet Schneider, Bonnie W ilier, M a rga re t Tennant, Jenene W ilke , M is s Geiger. S E A T E D : Kathleen Gartner, Suzann Randich, D ick Lorenz, Bernard Bohl, Dorothy Hoff, Linda Belohlavek, Johanna Hecker.

N e w m a n C lu b

N ew m an C lu b is the Rom an C a th olic student organization on cam pus. It holds two m eetings a month and sponsors parties for the C a th o lic s at DSC . T he objectives of the New m an C lu b are to offer intellectual, spiritual, and social program s that will help the students grow in their religious know ledge and life, just as they are grow ing in their other studies.

O F F IC E R S President ___________________________ Bernard Bohl V ice President Kathleen Renner Recording Secretary A n g ie Kn op ik C orrespond ing Secretary Dorothy H o ff T reasurer John Peffer A d vise r M is s G eiger

L u t h e r a n Y o n th Society

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Mr.

Freeman, C urtis Heintz, Leland

Fleischer, C alvin

Fleischer, Carol

Fischer, Doris Unterscher, Phyllis Breimeier.

Lutheran Yo u th Society is the religious group for members of the M isso uri Synod Lutheran C hurch. Discussions and activities constitute the meetings. O ffice rs are: Les W eiser, president; Karen Fisher, vice-president; and C arol Fischer, secretary-treasurer. M r. M yro n Freeman is adviser.

F IR S T R O W : Bob Lennick, M a ry A n n Grosz, Jeff Auch, Harriet Nelson, Larry Sprenger. S E C O N D R O W : Mrs. Swenson, A rlis Krien, Dorothy Reich, Kerrine Schneider, W ayn e Friez, M a xin e Schauer, Joanne Koch. T H IR D R O W : Sharlene Oldenberger, Sharon Colton, Donna Scott, M ercella W ill, Luella Okken, Jim Oshanyk, Dolores Ehmantrout.

In te rv a rs ity Intervarsity C hristian Fellowship is the newest religious group on campus. It is open to students of all religious denominations. Throughout the year they have organized m any activities. A m o ng them were special lectures, feature movies, and recreational gatherings. They have also sponsored dep utaÂ tion teams throughout the area. O fficers are: Jeff Auch, president; Luella O kken, vice-president; C arol Koch, secretary-treasurer, and K e rÂ rine Schneider, publicity chairm an. Faculty adviser is M rs. Esther Swenson.

S E A T E D , left to right: Jack Sauter, Jan W hite, Pat M iller, Steve Schmitz, Larry Kouba, and Gene Finneman. S T A N D IN G : Jerry W est, Tom M andigo, Jerome Zins, Ray Kautzm an, Charlotte Steckler, Charlotte Fiedler, V irgin ia Baillot, Julie Kraft, John M agyer, Doris Ludwig, Ken Brinster, Dorothy Scott, Bob W ood, M argare t Jorda, John Perzinski, Jeanne Fischer, Gary Gunderson, Josephine Petri, Vern Cerm ak, and D ick Lorenz.

Y o u n g D e m o c ra ts O F F IC E R S

Pictured above is Bruce H agen, a speaker at one of the regular Y.D. meetings. Sponsoring speakers at m eetings is just one of the many activities in which the club partici pates, to stim ulate the students' interest in politics. D uring the past year, the D S C Y .D .'s constructed a float for Hom ecom ing, held a school party and helped the senior party of Stark C ounty host a luncheon and a rally. The local club is the largest in the state, having 75 members.

Y o u n g Dem ocrat officers are: Gene Finneman, pub licity chairm an; Steve Schm itz, vice president; Jan W h ite, secretary-treasurer; and Pat M iller, president. A t the Y.D. convention which was held in Bis m arck, the local club elected Larry Kouba regional director; G eorgia Gutensohn, national committeewoman; Larry Sodowski, national com m itteem an; and Jack Sauter, western district vice president.

SEA T E D , left to right: Lynn Erickson, M ik e Morey, Renwood Erickson, A udre y Howe, Jam es O shanyk, and Ron Schwartz. S T A N D IN G : Bob Schlenvogt, and Vern Enge.

Dwight Knudson,

Y o u n g R e p u b lic a n s O fficers of the Y o u n g Republican organization on cam pus are Ron Schwartz, president; M ik e M orey, vice president; Edna M elvin, secretary-treasurer; and M ic k Tjaden, publicity m anager. Faculty advisor for the group is C h a rle s Nielson.

D uring the year, the group joined the "H e llo H a lc ro w " club in preparation for the N orth Dakota June primary. The group also helped in the fall elections by ca m p a ign in g and helping the senior Republican club in various ways.

In te r n a tio n a l R e la tio n s C lu b

R O W O N E : Rita M a rtin , A n ita Fisketjon, Velia Montem ayor. Hagerott, Jorge Calvo, Verne Enge, Dorlon Held, Pat Miller.

The purpose of the International Relations C lu b is to stim ulate in terest in foreign affairs. A n effort is made, through study program s, lectures, and inform al discussions, to understand policies of other nations and to appreciate their cultures. O fficers of International Relations C lu b are: David W a lth , president; Jerry W isem an, vice-president; A n ita Fisketjon, secretary-treasurer.

Each year the International Rela tions C lu b attem pts to utilize the experiences, knowledge, and talents of Dickinson State 's foreign students. These students represent our neigh bors to the south and north— C o sta Rica, M exico, and C anada. From the left: Jorge Clavo, V elia M ontem ayor, M aureen Patterson, V irg in ia Baillod, and C h u c k Hendrickson.

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W alth,

Bob W ood,

Leslie

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L a J u n ta P r a n c a is e

From this . . . La Junta Francaise is the only foreign la n gua ge organization at Dickinson State College. It was organized for students having some knowledge of the French la n gu a ge in order to learn more about the people of France and their culture. During the 1963-1964 term the French C lu b brought France to Dickinson State in m any ways. T h rou gh the aid of various speakers the French C lu b studied French art, geography, literature, fashions, drama, and philosophy. In addition they sponsored " A H olid ay in Pa ris," a style show. Proceeds from the fashion show went to the Dr. V icke ry M em orial Library fund. Dr. V icke ry is the late advisor and founder of La Junta Francaise. A beatnic ball, one of the year's most successful parties, was sponsored by La Junta Francaise. The central idea cam e stra igh t from the left bank of the Seine. The officers of La Junta Francaise are: president, Sara Schutz; vice- president, V elia M ontem ayer; secretary, M rs. Doreen Levy; treasÂ urer, Karen Ellingson; and advisor, M rs. H arriet Benway.

Vern Enge Jorge Calvo George Caley Joanne Grosz Doris Ludwig Mrs. Harriet Benway Darlene Frank Jane Heilman Peggy W atson V irginia Baillod Karen Ellingson Velia Montem ayor Sara S ch u U

S T A N D IN G , B A C K R O W , left to right: D iana Grosz, Jeanne Herhusky, Barbara Lee, Arlene M attis, Connie W right, Sandie Binek, M ercella W ill, Kathy Eliason, Evelyn W altos, Janet Schneider, M aureen Patterson, Dorothy Scott, Judy Erickon, Johanna Hecker, LaVonne Birdsall. S T A N D IN G , F R O N T R O W : Jean Bares, Carol Ulschak, Delores Olson, Bonnie M c A d o o , A n n a Schmierer, N orm a Helbling, M a rilyn Luhman, A lice Hintz, Bonnie W ilier, Connie Erickson, Patricia Rafferty, Roberta Erickson, Cheryl Ingold, N an cy Klick, Peggy Kollm an, Dorothy Reich. S E A T E D , B A C K R O W : A lice Pierce, Faye Thompson, Sara Schutz, Shirley Diers, M is s Schumacher, Sonja Huchler, Judy Rowe, G ayle Kling, A n g ie Knopik, Rita Keller, M is s Gieger, Charlotte Fiedler, Kathleen Gartner, Ruby Ferebee, Karen Herman. S E A T E D , F R O N T R O W : A lice Miller, Catherine Dennis, Geri Zeren, Pauline Fischer, Bonnie M a ck, M arion Binek, Kathy Kostelecky.

WRA T he members of W R A develop leadership and an attitude of friendliness in com petition with each other in volleyball, basketball, and badminton. T h is year W R A sponsored a Play Day, which other W R A members from various places in the state attended. T he purpose of W R A is to provide recreational and sports activities, and to promote friendliness between members.

S T A N D IN G , left to right: Richard Bailey, Steve Prokop, Frank M artz, Roger Hilsendager, N ic k Meier, G ary VanVleet, Tom Clemens, John Campbell, Jeanne Herhusky, Harold Hammeren, Judy Rowe, Dennis Boknecht, Norm a Helbing, Pat Johner, Charlotte Fiedler, Barrie M cC le an , Joe Hurt, Dennis Lindquist, Dennis Johnson, Bruce W h itin g, Rodney Diede, Dennis Bergman, M r. W ienbergen. S E A T E D : Sandie Binek, Jam es Belohlavek, Geri Zeren, Kathy Kostelecky, M a rio n Binek, Rita Keller, M is s Geiger, M is s Schumacher, Henry Pankratz, Bonnie M ack. F R O N T R O W : Jam es Silbernagel, Leon House, Fred Fridley, Dave Friez, Darold Davis.

M em bership in the Phy. Ed. C lu b is required of all PE M ajors. T he C lu b was founded to prom ote sportsm anlike conduct and good sportsm anship. T he main objective of the group is to obtain further inform ation regarding Physical Education, and to promote a spirit of cooperation between students and faculty. T hey sell concessions at home basketball gam es to promote the club.

P. E. C lu b

F IR S T R O W , left to right: H. W ienbergen, athletic director, D. Bailey, S. Prokop, G. VanVleet, J. Campbell, J. Silbernagle, D. Bergman, Pankratz, J. Belohlavek, B. Thompson. S E C O N D R O W : P. Johner, B. Benz, B. M c C le a n , V. Neal, L. House, B. W h itin g, D. Freiz, B. Schiable, R. D. Lindquist and K. Hendrickson, coach. T H IR D R O W : F. Fridley, J. Susag, B. Suwalski, R. Schwartz, D. Schaff, D. Boknecht, U. Trautwein, Ryan, and V. Demoniow. F O U R T H R O W : H. Hammeren, D. Johnson, M . Burian, D. Johnson, C. Carlson, B. Schaff, T. Clemens, R. Deide, Binek, D. Crum and D. Beckert. F IF T H R O W : F. M a rtz, D. W a lz , R. Hartw ig, G. Sonsalla, J. Hurt, D. Unruh, G. Aberle, and D. Kittilson.

N. Meir, H. Hilzendager, J. Lanz, D. D. Davis, J.

T he newest organization on cam pus, Bridge C lub is one of the most active at DSC . O ne of the high ligh ts of the year was the Student-Faculty Bridge T o u r nam ent held in the Student Union. Bridge C lu b members study the rules of bidding and use problem hands to figure out the best pos sible m anner to m ake the most points. But most of all, Bridge is a very interesting gam e and holds students spell-bound for hours.

Play out your ace and hope that he doesn’t trump it!

B r id g e C lu b

S E A T E D : Dennis Johnson, John Campbell, Russ M iller, Jim Hatzenbuhler, Roger Hilzendager, Fran W eis, Janet Greenshields, Don W ald ahl. S T A N D IN G : Dorothy Hoff, Bernie Bohl, Pat Caswell, Doris Ludwig, Tim m ie Smith, M a rily n Dokter.

Bridge C lu b officers for the year include: Dennis Johnson, president; John Cam pbell, vice-president; Fran W e is, secretary-treasurer; M r. Ray Gould, adviser.

Elmer Schock, Dean Trzpuc, Chuch Hendrickson, Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Loren Eckroth, and M rs, Joyce Roberts.

W o o d w i n d Q u in tet Both the W oodw ind Q u in tet and the Brass C h a m b e r G roup have been busy as traveling am bassadors for Dickinson State C ollege this year. These groups have appeared in concerts throughout N orth Dakota and eastÂ ern M on tan a. In addition to perform ing they have been responsible for music clinics for area students. Also, both groups appeared on the program of the N orth D akota Education A sso cia tio n 's fall convention.

S y m p h o n ic C L A R IN E T John Peffer Gene M osbrucker Sharon Schopp Dorothy Scott Noel Jones Cynthia Tanner Charlotte Fiedler Lynn Brackel Don W ald a l Connie Erickson Kathy Gartner SAXOPH ONE Dianne W a h l Noel M arcusen Dwiqht Knutson N an cy Klick D IR E C T O R Mr. Loren Eckroth TRUM PET & CORNET Tom Klipfel Dick Lorenz M a rtin Jonason P E R C U S S IO N Dale Smith Scott Ham m ond Les W eiser Dennis M eckler

R O W O N E : M ik e Gratz, Rick Weber, Tom M an digo , Bill Eckroth, Elmer Schock. R O W T W O : Director, M r. Dwaine Nelson, Eugene Klug, M ik e Morey, Bob Hochalter.

B ra s s C h a m b e r G ro u p The Sym phonic W in d s have been very active this year. A t the T ri-Sta te M u s ic Festival, they premiered two new works by A lfre d Reed, nationally-know n com poser and arranger. A n o th e r h ig h lig h t of the year was a sixday tour of Saskatchewan. They were chosen by a panel of college music professors in a seven-state area as one of the three most outstanding m usical organ ization s in the M idw est. O n e of these three units will be chosen to tour Europe, all expenses paid by the State Department.

W in d s

OBOE Jerry W hitem an C h u ck Hendrickson FLUTE Harriet Nelson A nita Skedsvold C indi Stav BASSO O N David Tiedm an Dean Trzpuc B A S S C L A R IN E T V irginia Baillod FRENCH H ORN Elmer Schock Beverly Agnew Rick Gratz V icky Rogness Dorothy Reich Donna Ulmer A udrey Howe TROMBONE Glenton W o lf Gene Finneman Len Conradson Donna Scott Ray Grudem Dennis Herrick D IR E C T O R M r. Dwaine Nelson B A R IT O N E Tom Elliot Lynn Erickson C O RN ET & TRUM PET Bill Eckroth Tom M a n d igo Rick W eber M aureen Patterson Ron Zimmerm an BASS Jim Larson Eugene Klug Karlton Stordalen W ayne Friez S T R IN G B A S S Paul Olienyk

C o n c e rt C h o ir

R O W O N E : Gwen Lorenz, D ianne W a h l, Sharon Colton, Harriet Nelson, M aureen Patterson, Vivian Hunke, Norm a Aipperspach, A nita Skedsvold, Donna Scott, Fran W achsm an, A rlis Krein, Sylvia Leiseth, Director M alco lm Brown. R O W T W O : N an cy Klick, Beverly Agnew , V ic ky Rogness, M elodie Schneider, M argaret Tennant, T in a W altos, M arjorie Bierwagon, Luella O kken, Connie Erickson, Kathleen Fritsch, Patricia Hanson, Sharon Schopp. R O W T H R E E : Tom M andigo, Ron Zimmerman, M a rtin Jonason, Dennis Meckler, Dale Smith, A lan Olson, M a rtin Jonason, Dennis Meckler, Dale Smith, A lan Olson, Les W eiser, Scott H am mond, Luther Schoon, Bob Schaible, Gene Mosbrucker, Dave Teidm an, Eugene Klug, Sterling Bentson, John Peffer, Bill Eskroth, Keith Bell, Gene Finneman, W ayn e Friez. R O W FO U R : Jerry W hitem an, Lynn Bracket, C h u ck Hendrickson, John Dasovick, Karlton Stordalen, Dennis Herrick, Elmer Schock, Bill W agner, Bob Schlenvogt, Ray Grudem, Jim Larson, Frank M artz, Rick W eber, Don W ald a l, Dwight Knudson, Glenton W olf, Dean Tryzpuc, Paul Olienyk, M ik e Pfau, Tom Klipfel, Rick Gratz.

D S C S in g e r s

T he concert choir, a group of sixtyfive selected mixed voices, constitutes the prim ary choral organization on cam pus. T hrou gh ou t the school year they engaged in a series of choral pro gram s in the area and went on a spring tour to Canada.

A group of about twelve selected voices, the D S C Singers perform a va riety of m usical selections. Because of the diverse style and sm all size, they have accepted engagem ents to sing throughout the community.

R O W O N E : Dianne W a h l, M elodie Schneider, Sharon Colton, A n ita Skedsvold, Fran W a c h s man, Beverly Agnew. R O W T W O : Dennis H er rick, Elmer Schock, Bob Schlenvogt, Rick Weber, Rick Gratz, Tom Klipfel.

C h o r a la ir e s

F R O N T R O W : Charlotte Fiedler, Gwen Lorenz, Elaine M olm , Ellen Trapp, Jean Fillmore, Norm a Aipperspach, V ir ginia Baillod, A n ita Skedsvold, M elodie Schneider, Sylvia Leiseth, Dr. M a lco lm Brown. S E C O N D R O W : D iana Knutson, Joletta Rebenitsch, Karla Anderson, Kathleen Fritsch, M a ry Conklin, Connie Erickson, Charlotte Steckler, Betty Lou Lacherbacher, C indi Stav, Dorothy Reich. T H IR D R O W : Janice Heilm an, M a xin e Schauer, Diane Puckett, C arol Hintz, M a rga re t Jorda, Carol Dennis, Louise Bergan, Connie W rig h t, Carolyn Swenson, T ina W altos, Kathy Eliason, G eor gia Gutensohn.

A ll g irls on cam pus who desire to participate in choral sin ging have the opportunity to sing in the Choralaires. open to all men on cam pus.

A sim ilar group, the Hilltoppers, is

and

The com bined choral groups presented a C h rist

m as C o ncert and a spring concert.

H illto p p e r s

F R O N T R O W : Jerry W hitem an, Sherm an Severson, Keith Bell, Les W eiser, C harles Parfrey, John Dasovick, A lan Olson, Edward Quamme, Z an e Paulson, M ik e Pfau, Bob Keitner, D ick Lorenz. B A C K R O W : D w ight Knudson, Jim Z um Brunnen, Tom Elliott, Don W ald al, Bill W agn e r, Dennis Herrick, Bob Schaible, Jim Larson, Frank M artz, M o rris Carlson, Karlton Stordalen, Sterling Bentsen. Director 0. T. Belsheim is seated in front of the group.

M u s ic E d u c a t o rs N a t io n a l

C o n fe re n c e

R O W O N E : Gene Finneman, Rick Gratz, Dennis Meckler, Sherri Schopp, Dale Smith, D ick Lorenz, N orm a Aipperspach, Sharon Colton, Tom Klipfel, Connie W right, Connie Erickson, V irginia Baillod, D ianne W a h l, Gwen Lorenz, A rlis Krien. R O W T W O : Karlton Stordalen, W ayne Freiz, Tom M andigo, Bill Eckroth, Dave Teidm an, Don W ald a l, Glen W olf, Harriet Nelson, M aureen Patterson, Dorothy Scott, A udrey Howe, Vivian Hunke, V icky Rogness, Donna Ulmer, Beverly Agnew. R O W T H R E E : Jerry W hitem an, M a rtin Jonason, Ron Zimmerm an, Paul Olienyk, Noel Jones, Lynn Brackel, John Peffer, Jim Larson, Ray Grudem, C h u ck Hendrickson, Les W eiser, Luther Schoon. R O W FO U R : Gene M osbrucker. Gene Klug, Tom Elliot. R O W F IV E : Dw ight Knudson, Dennis Herrick, Rick Weber. ROW S IX : Elmer Schock, Dean Trzpuc.

The M u s ic Educators N a tio n a l Conference is composed of all students with m ajors or minors in music. Its main purpose is to help students become fam iliar with the activities and w orkings of the national professional organization. Each year the h ig h lig h t of the M E N C activities is the production of "H illto p H o lid a y," a student conducted m usical variety show. T h is year H illtop Holiday went A ll-A m e rica n , under the direction of Elm er Schock. H illtop H o lid a y's A ll-A m e ric a n theme was centered around these groups: handpicked H illtop Stage Band which performed a variety of num bers from " N i g h t in T u n is ia " to "T h e W a rsa w C o n ce rto "; sm all groups, like the male quartet which added a m asculine influence; a faculty quartet which did a hum orous take-off on an opera, and an equally versatile H illtop C h o ru s which sang "E v e ry th in g 's C om ing U p Roses," " M o o n River," and "A m e ric a the B eautiful." A n added attraction at H illtop H olid ay was M is s N orth Dakota, Joann Syvrud, who sa ng several folk songs. A salute to the A m erica n fam ily concluded the production. M E N C officers include: President, Dave Teidm an; Secretary, C h u c k H end rickÂ son; Treasurer, M ik e Morey.

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Part of the Hilltop Stage Band

Senior division: Bev A gnew and Peggy W atson

Senior division: Bob W ood

D ebate S q u a d

newest recruit?

Novice division: Roger Hcrauf and Bob A dam s

Novice division: Bob Lennick and Russ M ille r

years

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son is being represented by a debate squad.

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the leadership of M rs. W in ifre d Stum p this group has been instrum ental in speech program s a t D S C and throughout the area. T his

program

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developm ent

public

speaking, analysis, and current affairs. T he N a tio n a l Intercollegiate

Debate

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1963-1964,

"R e

solved: The Federal Governm ent should guarantee the opportunity for higher education for all qualified high school grad uates," was of special interest to D S C debaters. The debate squad participated in tournam ents at Colorado State C ollege

in Greeley, Colorado and

M o n tan a State University at M isso u la , M on tan a. T hey organized the Inter-Dakotah debate tournam ent held at Dickinson State.

In addition various members of

the squad traveled throughout W estern N o rth Dakota and Eastern M o n ta n a in a dem onstration

Debaters at work?

debate tour.

In ter-D a k o ta D e b a te T o u rn am en t Pointers from coach, Mrs. Winifred Stump The D S C debate squad hosted 2 4 debaters and coaches from three other colleges within N o rth and South Dakota at the first annual Inter-D akotah debate tournam ent Febru ary 28-29. Participating colleges were N orthern State C o l lege, Aberdeen, S. D.; M in o t State C ollege, M in o t; University of North Dakota, G rand Forks; and DSC .

Mr. Whelm presenting the senior division trophy to Pam Thorkelson and Linda Gustafson, UND.

T o p aw ards in the tournam ent were the George Dynes T ra ve lin g T rophy and the M ic h a e l W h e la n Traveling Trophy. M rs. W in ifre d Stum p, debate coach, directed the tourna ment. Student directors were Bob W ood, Larry Sadowsky, and Peggy W atson.

Student Director Wood presenting the George Dynes trophy to Phil Salem and Chuck Weibel, Northern State, in the not/ice division.

O ra l In te rp re ta tio n

Jan W hite, M a ry Gardner, Dr. Loganbill, Bill Heth, Bey Agnew , John

Dasovick.

W ith in the last year oral interpretation has become a m ajor activity at Dickinson State. Interpreters have participated in the Phi K appa Delta T o u rn a Â ment at Greeley, Colorado, where M a rv G ard ner placed second. M a rv placed first in the " B ig S k y " Intercollegiate Speech Tournam ent at M o n ta n a State University, M issoula. John Dasovick and Bill Heth participated in the A k in Aw a rd Contest. T h is contest, sponsored by the University of Denver, is done by tape recording. Dr. G. Bruce Logan bill is oral interpretation coach.

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C u e C lu b

Jerry W hitem an, Patricia Hanson, M a rtin Jonason, Karen Herman, M aurice Erickson.

T he m asks of com edy and tragedy are the sym bols associated with the theatre and C ue C lu b is the organization closely connected with the theatre at DSC. C u e C lu b sponsors the dram a activities at D SC , and one-act plays and other forms of theatre are presented by the members for their own group and other audiences. Running in close connection with Cue C lu b is A lp h a Psi O m ega, a national honorary dram a fraternity. Students who participate actively in college producÂ tions are eligible for membership which is attainable by earning points by workÂ ing on college theatre productions. O fficers for the year include: M aurice Erickson, president; Pat Hanson, vicepresident; Jerry W h item an, secretarytreasurer; M r. Brian Gackle, adviser.

F IR S T R O W : A lice Pierce, Kathy Ehreth, Sara Schutz, Dean Trzpuc, K athy Renner, Jane Heilman, Judy Charlotte Steckler, Conrad Carlson, Bruce Benz, Ken Brinster, Vern Enge, Eleanore Carlson, Coral Ulschak.

Pfenning. S E C O N D

ROW :

Bonnie M cAdoo,

S tu d en t E d u c a tio n A s s o c ia tio n Kathleen Ehreth, State Student North Dakota Education A sso c i ation president from Dickinson State.

T he Student Education Association is the cam pus organi zation for students wishing to further their knowledge of the teaching profession. It is affiliated with the North Dakota Education Association and the N atio n al Education Association. D ickinson State's organization is very active on both the local and state levels. For the last three years D S C has been represented on the state executive council and on state committees. T his April, M is s Kathleen Ehreth was elected state president at the spring conference. Local officers are: Dean Trzpuc, president; Kathy Ehreth, vice-president; Sara Schutz, secretary; Kathy Renner, treas urer; A u drey Olson, publicity chairm an; and Vern Enge, program chairm an. M r. N eil A b leidin ger is local and state adviser.

S T A N D IN G , left to right: Elmer Oukrop, A lla n M etzger. S E A T E D : Vincent Kunda, Kathleen Ehreth, Vernon Cerm ak, James Mum ey, A lice Chitwood, Charlotte Steckler.

Pierce, Ardith

T h e N A E A is a new organization on D S C 's C a m p u s this year. M em bership is m ade up of all art minors and majors. T he main objective of this group is to further art education on the cam pus of D SC . T h is year the club sponsored the D S C m any of the college students.

A rt Show which

portrayed work of

O F F IC E R S President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Publicity C ha irm a n A d viso r

Jam es M u m e y Karen Ellingson A lic e Pierce K a th y Ehreth M r. Sheffield

N a t io n a l A r t E d u c a tio n A s s o c ia tio n 69

More than 300 freshmen entered DickÂ inson State College in September, 1963 . Various activities were initiated to make them feel welcome. There were movies, picnics, a hootenanny . . .

N o n e E s c a p e the S a v a g e s ... STUDENTS

Two DSC Savages donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seem to mind the war paint at all.

OR FACULTY

Homecoming to the DSC Savages means a wide variety of events. These start early to develop into a three-day SavÂ age land. The Savages picturesd above are practicing tribal dance steps for the ceremonial.

The Dean of Men, Vaughn Rhodes, gets painted by a DSC Savage. Especially the faculty members were captured by busy Savage artists during Homecoming preparations.

Two Okizus invade the Student Union Snack Bar to apply Savage war paint to Mrs. Christensen of the Business Office while other faculty members look on with merriment. However, their turn at the end of a paint brush came soon afterward.

S a v a g e C e r e m o n ia l Patterned after an authentic Sioux pow-wow, D S C Savages honor their hom eÂ com ing royalty in the ceremonial. Retiring C h ie f Dave Larson, represented by his brother Pete, and Princess Judy K lick relinquish their authority as their headdresses are removed by C h ie f Fred Koese! and Princess Lola DeFoe. The New C h ie f dances to honor his Princess, and is followed by the dance of the Braves and M a id e n s honorÂ ing their New C h ie f and Princess. Finally, the N ew C h ie f pays hom age to Heaven,

Chief Fred Koesel

Princess Lola DeFoe

H o m e c o m in g : P a r a d e

First place Junior Class float

Special guest Miss North Dakota

Chief Fred Koesel and Princess Lola DeFoe were the center of attention as they led DSCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s biggest and best parade. Okizus on parade

T K Eâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s musical entry

W h o ’s W ho

Nineteen D SC upperclassm en were selected for W h o 's W h o in Am erican Universities and Colleges. They were chosen by the D S C faculty and the Stu dent C ouncil on the basis of scholastic average, leadership on the college campus, and an outlook towards future service to their communities.

Gary M e llin g and Fred Koesel

N o t Pictured: Roger Hoff, Lola DeFoe, M a rtin Koller, Dennis Trzpuc, and C o n rad Carlson.

'Leaders of Today and Tomorrow'

Dean Trzpuc

Vern Enge, Penny Davis and George Caley

in A m e r ic a n C o lle g e s a n d U n iv e r sities

M a rily n W olberq

Doreen Johnson, Sara Schutz, Patricia Slobojan, M ik e M orey

Steve Prokop

â&#x2013; lean Eckroth and Fern Sterna

A s s o c ia tio n o f W o m e n S tu d en ts

A ll women enrolled in D S C are autom atically members of the A ssociation of W om en Students. T h is organization handles all activities of par ticu lar interest to women students. The group sponsors an annual spring tea for women students and their mothers. O fficers are: Jean Eckroth, president; Elenore Carlson, vice-president; Karen Herm an, secretary-treasurer; C o ral U lschak, Stu dent C o uncil representative. Dean Leila W o ods is adviser.

Officers: Coral Karen Herman.

Ulschak,

Jean

Eckroth,

M iss

W oods,

Eleanor

Carlson,

M e n ’s U n io n

M e n 's Union is the cam pus organization for all men students. It attem pts to fur ther a spirit of unity and to promote the general welfare of male students. Each year the M e n 's Union is responsible for sponsoring one all college party. O fficers are: C onrad C arlson, president; Ron Schwartz, vice-president; Jim Silbernagel, secretary-treasurer; and Richard Bailey, Student C ouncil representative. Dean V a u g h n Rhodes is adviser.

Conrad Carlson, M r. Rhodes, James Silbernagel

M is s N o r t h D a k o ta JOANN SYVRUD 77

F o o tb a ll

1963-64 S A V A G E S â&#x20AC;&#x201D; F R O N T R O W : C harles W agn e r, Dennis Johnson, G ary Van Vleet, Fred Fridley, Ken Seibel, Pet Johner, Bill Hertz, Gary Aberle, Dan Unruh, Darold Davis, Bob Farrell, A l Kramer, Dean Bachmeier, and Dennis Fox. R O W T W O : Phil W anner, Roger Hilsendager, A l Streitmatter, Lynn Tabor, Ron Hartwig, Bob Echiable, A n d y Stang, Sterling Bentson, D ick Haug, John Longm uir, G ary Summerfield, A rlie Steinwand, and Dan Ryan. R O W T H R E E : Ron Staiger, Rick Bohlman, D u W ayn e W a lz , Joe Hurt, Vern Neal, Jim Binek, Ernie Godfread, Keith Nordvedt, Tom Gussner, Ulrich Trautwein, Bob Mullen, and M a n age rs Bill Buresch, Don Harden and Bruce W hitin g. R O W F O U R : Harry W ienbergen, Athletic Director, Doug Crum, John Lanz, Dan Ketterling, Gene Sonsalla, Bob Suwalski, M e l Hauk, Louie Hurt, Bart Thom pson and Coaches Vern Jessen, Roger Huffm an and Ken Henrickson.

SEASON'S RECORD

Head Coach Roger Huffm an

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D S C 19 DSC End Coach Vern Jessen

Backfield Coach Ken Henrickson

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M a yville 0

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Rapid C ity 0

Savages in Practice

ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS C h a rle s W a g n e r Pat Johner Ken Seibel

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L EF T T O R IG H T , F IR S T R O W : Lavern Jessen, Coach; M yron Olson, H arold Hammeren, Bill M itzel, Duane Heckam an, Gary Aberle, Al Lick, Fred Fridley, and Rich W ardner, M anager. S E C O N D R O W : Gary M e llin g, Richard Campbell, Larry Schulz, Rod Diede, Dave Friez, and Dick Haug.

" Huddleâ&#x20AC;?

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58 53 83 66 97 98 63 85 69 49 75 62 60 67 69 55 82 85 77 43 72 76

Eastern M o n ta n a State Eastern M o n ta n a State Rocky M o u n ta in State Rocky M o u n ta in State N orthern M o n ta n a State N orthern M o n ta n a State M a yville B lack H ills N orthern of Aberdeen Bism arck J. C. V a lle y C ity W h a p e to n Science M a yville Ellendale B lack H ills M in o t Jamestown Ellendale Jamestown V a lle y C ity M in o t W h a p eto n Science

71 82 95 76 71 74 67 86 86 39 62 58 81 59 87 47 71 84 87 50 87 61

"Practice Makes Perfect”

"Hard Working Savages”

J u n io r V a r s it y

LEF T T O R IG H T , F R O N T R O W : Dave Price, Larry Riviniaus, Ernie Godfried, Leedrew Childs, Frank M a rtz and Ron Tuhy. Rocky Hushka, Bill Thom pson, M e l Hauch, Ralph C hase and Phil W anner.

SECO ND ROW :

The D S C Junior V a rsity Basketball team com piled a very good record under the co ach in g of Roger H uffm an, w inning thirteen and losing four.

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58 77 91 59 54 80 50 79

71 58 68 49 52 72 65 55

C ity League Rocky M t. Rocky M t. B. J. C. B. J. C. B la ck H ills B. J. C. Abbey

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M in o t

67 81 67 64 60 85 52 70

B. J. C. W illisto n B la ck H ills M in o t Jam estown W illisto n Jamestown Abbey

66 42 63 61 71 43 56 58

C h e e r le a d e r s

W r e s t li n g T he Savages wound up the 1963-64 season by placing second in the N D C A C Jamestown.

in a three-way tie with M in o t and

In N D C A C play the Savages had a 7-5 record

and com piled an overall record of 12 wins and 10 losses.

Frank Fish 1 1 5 #

H an k Pankratz

"Pull, Denny, Pullâ&#x20AC;?

Dean Bachm eier won the national N A IA

137

pound

cham pionship.

Bachm eier's win at the nationals was the first national cham pionship won by a N o rth D akota student. T h is victory qualifies Bachm eier for the 1964 O lym pic tryouts a t the N ew Y o rk C ity W o r ld 's Fair.

115#

Dennis Phillips 123 lbs.

Dennis Lindquist 130 lbs.

W ayne Tanous 137 lbs.

Clem Fitterer 137 lbs.

Lee Jam es 137 lbs.

N ic k M e ir 147 lbs.

Dean Buchmier 147 lbs.

Dan Unruh 157 lbs.

Joe Hurt 167 lbs.

Duane Hinsz 147 lbs.

V ic Demaniow 130 lbs.

Roy Belohlavek 130 lbs.

Dennis Johnson 167 lbs.

John Susag 167 lbs.

Roger H ilzendager 177 lbs.

Vince Kunda 177 lbs.

Bob Schaff Hwt.

Charles W a g n e r Hwt.

Down Boy

Gene Sonsalla 177 lbs.

Lyle Frankl 191 lbs.

T rack

F IR S T R O W , left to right: D. Johnson, M . Burian, L. House, F. Fridley, H. Hammeren, P. Johner, L. Tabor, K. Nordvedt, J. Fouse, and B. Dasovick. S E C O N D R O W : J. Lantz, M . Kostlecky, J. Boschee, T. Decker, D. Davis, B. W h itin g, D. Boknecht, J. Davis, D. Kittilson, and R. Huffman, coach: T H IR D R O W : D. W isness, J. Lowman, L. Fasching, W . Stevens, J. Hurt, E. Godfread, M . Ellis, W . Balliet, C. Lowman, J. A uch and L. Jessen, coach.

The D S C Savages displayed their power on cinders once more as they captured the conference title for the fifth straight year in the newly formed N orth Dakota C o llege A thletic Conference. The Savages garnered 7 0 points, with V alle y C ity State ta king 50 points and M in o t was third with 45 points. Seven conference records were broken in the meet, five by D S C tracksters. Bill H ert threw the discus 15 0 ' 4 a n d put the shott 5 0 '6 " â&#x20AC;&#x201D; both new records. Ham merin ran the 880 yd. run in 1 :58.3 for a record. Lynn T a b o r ran the 330 yd. hurdles in 40.3 to break the old standard and the mile relay team of Davis, Burian, Ham m erein and Fridley ran a recordbreaking 3:27.3 race.

B a s e b a ll

F IR S T R O W , left to right: R. Boespflug, G. Baumann, B. Benz, D. Rask, P. Sticka, V. M ulle n and T. Clemens. S E C O N D R O W : Ken Henrickson, coach, R. Diede, B. Thompson, B. Bogner, J. Silbernagle, G. Aberle, and W . Benz. N O T P IC T U R E D : D. Haugh, V. Neal and D. Schaff.

The past year was used as a building year by the Packers with seven new players added to the team. T hey compiled a record of 3 wins and 7 losses.

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6 2 0

M in o t M in o t V a lle y C ity V a lle y C ity Spearfish

2 5 5 0 6

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Spearfish Ellendale Ellendale ___Jamestown ______________ M in o t

I n t r a m u r a ls U nder the direction of Ron Staiger, intram ural basketball provided fun for m any active young men.

C h a m p io n Colts L E F T T O R IG H T : Jerry Boschee, A lan Streitmatter, Dennis Sailer, Richard Hushka, Bob M u lla n and Tom Weiser.

G y m n a s tic s

F IR S T R O W , left to right: Ken Fisher, Charlotte Fiedler, Judy Rowe, Barbara Lee, N orm a Helbling and Don Dickens. S E C O N D R O W : Connie W righ t, Shirley Heth, and Jeanne Herhusky. T H IR D R O W : Doug Kroft, Denny Boknecht, Don Duda, coach, Jeff A uch and Dan Ryan.

Rita

Keller

G ym nastics, a new team sport at D S C this year, had a very successful first year. Fourteen members finished the year as gym nasts. A group consisting of Dan Ryan, Jeff A u ch, D oug Kroft, Ken Fisher, Rita Keller, Judy Rowe, Shirley Heth, and Dennis Boknecht com prised a traveling team which presented lyceum s in various high schools throughout the area. A lth o u gh the team will not participate inter-collegiately for three or four years, plans are being made to enter competition in the near future.

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F IR S T R O W , left to right: V. Rafferty, R. Gratz, D. Bergman, C. DeFoe, and W einbergen, coach.

B. Rafferty. S E C O N D

ROW :

D. Dietrich, R. Weber, Terry N eils and

T e n n is

F IR ST R O W , left to right: Ron Schwartz, Russ M ille r and Dean Lindquist. S E C O N D R O W : P IC T U R E D : Doug Crum and Dennis Swenson. Th e team is coached by Duane Johnson.

Ralph

Berger,

Clarence

Kadrm as

and

Ron

Schiff.

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CLASSES

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Renwood Erickson, P R E S ID E N T ; M a rily n W olberg, S E C R E T A R Y ; Kathy Renner, T R E A SU R E R .

D E A N B A C H M E IE R Raleigh, N. D.

C A R O L BAESLER N ew Leipzig, N. D.

R IC H A R D B A IL E Y Dickinson, N. D.

K E IT H B A K E R Hettinger, N. D.

D U A N E BAU ER Tappen, N. D.

DEAN BENDER M a n d a n , N. D.

H A R R IE T B E N W A Y Dickinson, N. D.

L O IS B A U T Z New England

BRUCE BENZ M offit, N. D

RA LP H BERG ER M a n d a n , N. D.

M A R I O N B IN E K Dickinson, N. D.

P A T R IC IA B O E H M M a n d a n , N. D.

JEA N BO ESPFLU G Richardton, N.D.

DU ANE BOYCE Hettinger, N . D.

K E N E T H B R IN S T E R Bowman, N. D.

AG NES BUNK Dickinson, N. D.

J O H N B U T T E R F IE L D Hettinger, N . D.

GEORGE C A LE Y Hettinger, N. D.

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CHARLES CAM PBELL Dickinson, N . D.

C O N R A D CARLSO N Rhame, N . D.

ELEANO RE C ARLSO N H olliday, N . D.

A R D IT H C H I T W O O D Alexander, N. D.

LO L A DEFOE Dickinson, N. D.

M A R Y C O N K L IN Belfield, N. D.

M A R J O R IE Belfield,

D E N N IS N. D.

P E N E L O P E D A V IS Killdeer, N. D.

K E N N E T H D IE H L Carson, N. D.

S H IR L E Y D IE R S Dickinson, N . D

G O R D O N D IE T R IC H M a n d a n , N. D.

JEAN ECKRO TH M a n d a n , N. D.

M A R Y A N N ECKROTH M a n d a n , N. D.

B IL L E C K R O T H M a n d a n , N. D.

M IC H A E L E F T A Carlyle, M o n tan a

K A R E N E L L IN G S O N Dickinson, N. D.

R E N W O O D E R IC K S O N Fairview, M o n ta n a

V ER N ENGE Bism arck, N. D.

A L IC E E R IC K S O N C artw right, N. D.

J E R R Y F IS C H E R Golva, N . D.

JERO LD FO LLM ER Hettinger, N. D.

BEN F R A N K Dickinson, N. D.

D E N N IS FRANK New England, N. D.

B E R N IE G A A B Fallon, M o n tan a

ELLEN G A A B Dickinson, N. D.

G ERALD G RA N ER M a n d a n , N. D.

R A Y M O N D GRUDEM Flasher, N. D.

G E O R G IA G U T E N S O H N New England, N. D.

A L V IN H A G E R O T T Center, N. D.

HARO LD H AM M EREN W a tfo rd C ity, N. D.

P A T R IC IA H A N S O N New England, N. D.

C L IF F O R D H A R R IS Dickinson, N. D.

W A Y N E H E IN Z Center, N. D.

KAREN H ER M AN Beulah, N. D.

H A R L E Y H E T T IC K Bism arck, N. D.

ROBERT H O C H H A LT ER Bowman, N. D.

AUDREY HOW E Plevna, M o n ta n a

R O B E R T A H O W IE Bism arch, N . D.

D O N ALD JA BLO N SKY South Heart, N . D.

G ERO LD JA CO BS Regent, N. D.

D E N N IS J O H N S O N Reeder, N. D.

DO REEN JO H N SO N Dickinson, N. D.

D A V I D J O L L IE Belcourt, N. D.

J U L IE K E S L E R Bowman, N. D.

ROBERT K ETTN ER Beach, N. D.

T O M K L IP F E L Ashley, N. D.

CAROL KOCH New Leipzig, N. D.

FRED K O E SE L Richardton, N. D.

M A R T IN R O L L E R Dickinson, N . D.

K E N N E T H K R E IT IN G E R Beach, N. D.

D IA N E K U E T H E R N ew Salem , N . D.

BETTY LOU LAC H ER Richardton, N. D.

RUBEN L A C H M A N Dickinson, N. D.

EU G EN E LEER Alexander, N. D.

LA R R Y LAR SEN Bism arck, N. D.

D E N N I S L I N D Q U IS T Dickinson, N. D.

J IM L A R SO N New England, N. D.

E D W A R D L O N E F IG H T M andare e, N. D.

C h a r l e s M c La u g h l i n Dickinson, N. D.

D E A N E M IL L E R Dickinson, N. D.

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m a t z

g ary

M a n d a n , N. D.

m e l l in g

Hettinger, N. D.

M IC H A E L M O R E Y M in new au kan, N. D.

J IM M U M E Y Dickinson, N. D.

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AUDREY O LSO N Regent, N. D.

DELO RES O PP Glen U llin, N. D.

IV A N O P P Hebron, N. D.

JAM ES O SH A N Y K W ilton , N. D.

J O H N PEFFER Lidgerwood, N. D.

C A R O L PFAU Dickinson, N. D.

R IC H A R D P IR K L Dickinson, N. D.

R O D N E Y R E M S IN G Dunn Center, N. D.

STEVE P R O K O f Belfield, N. D.

KATH Y RENNER M a n d a n , N . D.

J O H N R E IC H Hazen, N. D.

J E R R IL R U S T A N New England, N. D.

K E R R IN E S C H N E ID E R Goodrich, N. D.

ELM ER SC H O C K Elgin, N. D.

LUTHER SCH O O N Bism arck, N. D.

SARA SC H U TZ Elgin, N . D.

RO NALD SCHW ARTZ Hebron, N. D.

J A M E S S IL B E R N A G E L Rhame, N. D.

B U R T O N SO LSETH Bucyrus, N. D.

R O N A L D S T A IG E R Hebron, N. D.

FERN ST E R N A M a n d a n , N. D.

L A W R E N C E S T IC K A D ickinson, N. D.

R O N A L D T IM P E Flasher, N. D.

M IT C H E L L T J A D E N Dickinson, N. D.

C L IF F O R D T O K A C H St. Anthony, N . D.

L A R R Y T R A IN O R Bowman, N. D.

D E N N IS T R Z P U C Riverdale, N. D.

CO RAL U LSCH AK Dickinson, N . D.

H E N R Y V IE T H Glen Ullin, N. D.

R IT A V O L E S K Y Dickinson, N. D.

I FRAN W A C H S M A N Box Elder. S. D.

STANLEY W EN TZ M ercer, N. D.

T H O M A S W E IS E R Hazleton, N. D.

JERRY W H IT E M A N Dickinson, N. D.

ROBERT W O O D Bowman, N. D.

J u n io r C la ss

Student Council Rep. Frank Fish

Student Affairs Council Rep. A rnold Burian

Secretary-T reasurer, Esther Hagen Vice-President, Ron A dam s President, James Frey

RON A D A M S M a n dan , N.D.

BOB A D A M S M andan, N.D.

D EW EY BECKERT Killdeer, N.D.

JA M ES BELO H ALVEK M a n dan , N.D.

W I L L I A M B IN E K Heil, N.D.

M A R IO N A N D E R S O N Hettinger, N.D.

DALE BOGNER Dickinson, N.D.

JEFFERY A U C H Mott, N.D.

D E N N IS B O K N E C H T Mott, N.D.

LY N N BRACKEL M ott, N .D.

M ARG ARET BRAUNS Dickinson, N. D.

M A R Y A N N BREN Dickinson, N. D.

F IN I A N B R IN S T E R Dickinson, N. D.

J A M E S B U C K M IE R Haley, N. D.

L O R R A IN E B U N K Golden Valley, N, D.

A R N O L D B U R IA N Killdeer, N. D.

M Y R O N B U R IA N Killdeer, N. D.

GEORGE C A L V O Alajuela, Costa Rica

L Y N N CARLSO N Beach, N. D.

VERNON CERM AK M andan, N. D.

K E N C IA V A R E L L A M a n dan , N. D.

N O R M C IA V A R E L L A M a n d an , N. D.

T O M CLEM ENS Plentywood, M o ntana

J O H N D A S O V IC K Dickinson, N. D.

SH A R O N DECKER Sentinel Butte, N. D.

V IC T O R D E M A N IO N Belfield, N. D.

C A R O L D E N N IS Belfield, N. D.

R O D N E Y D IE D E Hebron, N. D.

T E D D IL SE Scranton, N. D.

B Y R A N D IN K IN S Dunn Center, N. D.

G E N E F IN N E M A N Golva, N. D.

C A R O L F IS C H E R Beulah, N. D.

N E IL F R E IT A G Scranton, N. D.

J IM FR E Y Hebron, N. D.

JU DY GECK Dickinson, N. D.

R O N A L D G IL B E R T S O N Glendive, M o n tan a

K A T H L E E N EHRETH Solen, N. D.

H E N R Y E S L IN G E R Elgin, N. D.

A N I T A F IS K E T J O N W atford City, N. D.

K E N N E T H F A IM A N Dickinson, N. D.

L E L A N D FL E ISC H E R New Salem, N.D.

FR ED F R ID L E Y Dickinson, N. D.

D A V ID F R IE Z M ott, N. D.

T H O M A S G ALT Dickinson, N. D

IR V IN G O E T Z Dickinson, N. D.

STEVE G O O D A LL Sanish, N. D.

J O A N N G ROSZ Halliday, N. D.

EST H ER H A G E N Keene, N. D.

D IA N E H A L L Dickinson, N. D.

SCO TT H A M M O N D Beach, N. D.

J O H A N N A HECKER Belfield, N. D.

DORENE HENKE Hcnnover, N. D.

D O R L Y N HELD New Salem, N. D.

JA N E H E LLM A N Glen Ullin, N. D,

C H A R L E S H E N D R IC K S O N M oose Jaw, Sask., C anad a

B IL L H E T H Beulah, N. D,

S H IR L E Y A N N H ETH W illiston, N. D.

A L IC E H IN T Z New Leipzig, N. D.

W A Y N E H O KENSO N Bismarck, N. D.

D E N N IS ID L E R Rhame, N. D.

A L V IN JA E G E R Beulah, N. D.

R O G ER H IL S E N D A G E R W atauga, South Dakota

R IC H A R D H U S H K A Dickinson, N. D.

L E O N H O U SE Mandan, N. D.

J O SE P H J O H N S O N Belfield, N. D.

TH EO DO RE JO H N SO N Bucyrus, N. D.

BARBARA JU H A LA Bismarck, N. D.

R IT A K E L L E R New England, N. D.

D O N A L D K IT T E L S O N Dunn Center, N. D.

EUENE KLUG Bowman, N.D.

DO U G LAS KROFT Hettinger, N.D.

J U L IE T T E K R E U G E R Glendive, M o n tan a

D O N ALD KUKLA Killdeer, N. D.

R O N N IE L A R S O N Dickinson, N. D.

W A Y N E LEH DE New Salem

D E A N L IN D Q U IS T Dickinson N. D.

M A R V IN L IN K Dickinson, N. D.

G W EN LORENZ Beach, N. D.

M A R IL Y N L U H M A N Dickinson, N. D.

KAREN M A D SO N Taylor, N. D.

R O G E R K O E N IG Beulah, N. D.

S H IR L E Y K E T T N E R Beach, N. D.

S T E V E N K IL W E IN Dickinson, N. D.

AL KRAMER Strasburg, N. D.

M A R Y LOU KR A M ER Beach, N. D.

T O M M A N D IG O Flasher, N. D.

R IT A M A R T IN Mott, N. D.

B O N N IE M c A D O O Hensler, N. D.

A LLEN M ETZG ER Glen Ullin, N. D.

M A R LY S MEYER Scranton, N. D.

P A T M IL L E R Flasher, N. D.

R U SS E L M IL L E R Venturia, N. D.

JO E M IS C H E L Linton, N. D.

E L A IN E M O L M Belfield, N. D.

M A R IA V E L IA MONTEMAYOR Monterrey, Mexico

H A R R IE T N E L S O N Scranton, N. D.

M Y R O N O LSO N Arnegard, N. D.

ELM ER O U KRO P Taylor, N. D.

JO H N M A G Y A R Dickinson, N. D.

S H IR L E Y N O R U M Dickinson, N. D.

J O H N O 'C O N N O R Brewerton, New York

J U D Y P F E N N IN G Jamestown, N. D.

J IM O L S O N New England, N. D.

A L IC E P IER C E Glendive, M ontana

VERNE RAFFERTY New England, N. D.

R IC H A R D R A S H M a n dan , N. D.

C A R O L R E IC H Beulah, N. D.

C H A R L E S RIEG ER New Leipzig

LU E L LA ROEDESKE Sidney, M o n tan a

A D A M R O E R IC K Tolna, N. D.

G A LEN R U ST A N New England, N. D.

IBERT S C H L E N V O G T ibron, N. D.

D A V ID S A D R O Tehran, Iran

DORO THY SCO TT W atford City, N. D.

R O D E R IC K R E IN K E Hettinger, N. D.

J E R A L D R ET ZE R Ashley, N. D.

J U D IT H R O W E New Leipzig, N. D.

ED S A H L S T R O M Hettinger, N. D.

R IC H A R D S C H A F F Bowman, N. D.

R O B E R T S C H A IB L E M ott, S. D.

K E N N E T H S E IB E L Elgin, N. D.

C H A R LE S SENG ER Strasburg, N. D.

BERNARD STA FFA N Dickinson, N. D.

KARLTO N STO RDALEN Alamo, N. D.

D A V ID W A L T H Holliday, N. D.

KAREN STRAN D Hettinger, N. D.

DO NALD W ANDLER Dickinson, N. D.

L E S L IE W E IS E R Hazelton, N. D.

K A T H Y W E IS S Bismarck, N. D.

JA CO B W O LF Elgin, N. D.

A L UM PHREY Dawson, N. D.

MARGARET T EN N A N T W ibaux, M o n tan a

ARTHUR W AN N ER Dickinson, N. D.

FAYE TH O M PSO N Dickinson, N. D.

R O M A N W E IL E R Dickinson, N. D.

D O U G L A S W E IS N E S S W atford City, N. D.

DAN UNRUH Bismarck, N.D.

R O G ER T R U T H Regent, N. D.

F R A N W E IS Bismarck, N. D.

SH A R O N W OLBERG Bowman, N. D.

D O R IS U N T E R S E H E R Bismarck, N. D.

ARLENE ZABO LO TN E Dickinson, N. D.

S o p h o m o r e C la ss W ayne Tanous, S T U D E N T C O U N C I L R E P R E S E N T A T IV E ; P R E S ID E N T ; Bruce W hitin g, P R E SID E N T .

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G A R Y ABERLE Napoleon, N. D.

BEVERLY A G N E W Dickinson, N. D.

V IR G IN IA B A IL L O D W indthorst, Sask.

KAYLEEN BANG Killdeer, N. D .

TOM BAUMAN Fairview, Mont.

W A Y N E BEN Z Moffit, N. D.

L O U IS E B E R G A N Dickinson, N. D.

M A R J O R IE B IR W A G E N New Leipzig* N. D.

A D E L IN E B O E H M M andan, N. D.

BERNARD BOHL M a n d an , N. D.

V I R G IN IA B O H N Carson, N. D.

JO AN N ALT Elgin, N. D.

K A RLA A N DERSO N Alm ont, N. D.

C O N N IE A U S T A D Hettinger, N. D.

M A X IN E B EC K ER Hettinger, N. D.

E M IL Y B IE L Lefor, N. D.

JERO M E BOSCH ER Glen Ullin, N. D.

S A N D IE B IN E K Dickinson, N. D.

M A R Y SU E B O W M A N Rhame, N. D.

A LLEN BRADY Norwich, Conn.

D EG R EG G B R U G A M Y E R New England, N. D.

M A R T IN C A S T L E Dickinson, N. D.

D A R O L D D A V IS Bowman, N. D.

P H Y L L IS B R E IM E IE R Hannover, N. D.

ROBERT BREU M Taylor, N. D.

B IL L B U R ESH M ntt

DONAVAN CHORNE Dickinson, N. D.

KESTER D EC KER Belfield, N. D.

S H IR L E Y C H R IS T E N S E N W erner, N. D.

M A R IL Y N D O W N IN G Ludlow, N. D.

T E D B R IN K M E Y E R New England, N. D.

DONALD BRODM AN Belfield. N. D.

A RLEN E CAR LSO N Regent1, N. D.

R IT A C A R R O L L Dickinson, N. D.

PAUL DAH M U S Dickinson, N. D.

R IT A D A H M U S Regent, N. D.

S H IR L E N E D V O R A K Dickinson, N. D.

DELO REES E H R M A N T R O U T Elgin, N. D.

L IN D A EN G ER Dickinson, N. D.

N O RM AN ERDMAN Hettinger, N. D.

J U D Y E R IC K S O N New England, N. D.

R O B E R T A E R IC K S O N New England, N. D.

D A L E E S L IN G E R Elgin, N. D.

R U B Y FEREBEE Holliday, N. D.

S A M FISH E R Gascoyne

C A R L E N E F IT T E R E R Glen Ullin, N. D.

J O H N F O U SE Barrington, III.

D E N N IS F O X M andaree, N. D.

-I DR A F O X ndaree, N. D.

L Y N N E R IC K S O N Hettinger, N. D.

C H A R L O T T E FIE L D E R Mott, N. D.

M A U R IC E E R IC K S O N Hettinger, N. D.

K A R IN F IS C H E R Berlin, N. D.

BETTY FO LLM ER Hettinger, N. D.

L A R R Y FO SS Hazen, N. D.

DARLENE FRANK Halliday, N. D.

D O R O T H Y FRASC A Sidney, Mont.

W A Y N E FR IE Z Bentley, N. D.

K A T H L E E N F R IT S C H Glendive, Mont.

KA T H Y GARTNER New England, N. D.

G E O R G IA G A B B E R T Dickinson, N. D.

DARLENE GECK Glen Ullin, N. D.

A G N E S G E ISE R Gladstone, N. D.

T O M G U SSN ER New Salem, N. D.

BARBARA H AG BO M Regent, N. D.

JA M ES H A LLEN Hettinger, N. D.

L A V O N N E HATZENBUHLER, Dickinson, N. D.

M A R G A R ET HO FFERT Bismarck, N. D.

BETTE H O W A R D Richey, M o n ta n a

SO N JA H UCHLER Bism arck, N. D.

RO G ER H E R A U F Dickinson, N. D.

G L O R IA G ID L E Y Libby, Mont.

M A R Y A N N G RO SZ Elgin, N. D.

G A RY G U N D ERSO N Bismarck, N.D.

J E A N E T T E H E IN E S Selfridge, N. D.

D O N N A JO H U N C O V S K Y Dickinson, N. D.

ROCKY HUSH KA Dickinson, N. D.

D E L M A R IM H O F F Burt, N. D.

SH AR O N KARY Killdeer, N. D.

G A R Y KELLER Strasburg, N. D.

D A L E K E L L IN G Killdeer, N. D.

ROGER K N U D T S O N Fairfield, N. D.

PE G G Y K O L L M A N Scranton, N. D.

LA RRY KO U BA Beach, N. D.

JANE KRAENZEL Hebron, N. D.

M A R G A R ET KRAFT Devils Lake, N. D.

PAU L KREM ERS Golva, N. D.

L E S L IE K R O U G H Fairfield, N. D.

V IN C E K U N D A W ibaux, Mont.

G A R Y LEPPART Medora, N. D.

R O N A L D L IS K O Dickinson, N. D.

CONRAD KADRMAS Gladstone, N. D.

VERN K A D R M A S Dickinson, N. D.

L IZ K E O H A N E Beach, N. D.

D IA N E K A R Y Dickinson, N. D.

G A Y L E K L IN G Holliday, N. D.

R IC H A R D L O R E N Z Beach, N. D.

J IM M A R T Z Hebron, N. D.

JA M ES LO W M A N Sentinel Butte, N. D.

A R L E E N M A T T IS Hettinger, N. D.

DOROTHY M O N RO E Killdeer, N. D.

DO N M U ELLER Bucyrus, N. D.

LU ELLA O K K E N New Leipzig, N. D.

P A U L O L IE N Y IC Belfield, N. D.

D O R IS L U D W IG Richardton, N. D.

C A T H E R IN E M c M A S T E R New Town, N. D,

M A R G O M U GG LI Beach, N. D.

A LA N O LSO N Bucyrus, N. D.

CARO LYN Taylor, N.

M A R CU SEN D.

L A R R Y M IL L E R Dickinson, N. D.

ALBERTA M U RRAY Dickinson, N. D.

BARBARA O LSO N W ilton, N. D.

D O N A L D M A R T IN Scranton, N. D.

K A Y L E E N M IT T E L S T E D T Killdeer, N. D.

A L V IN N O R D S V E N W erner, N. D.

DELO RES O LSO N Arnegard, N. D.

J O H N PA G E Alm ont, N. D.

L A V E R N E P E T E R SO N W ilton, N. D.

C H A R LE S PARFREY Bowman, N. D.

D IA N E P U C K E T T Bowman, N. D.

vtlLES R E M S IN G 5unn Center, N. D.

T O M ROGERS Mott, N. D.

BERNARD SC H A FE R Flasher, N. D.

D E N N IS S C H A F F Bowman, N. D.

R IC H A R D P A V L IC E K Dickinson, N. D.

J O H N P E R Z IN S K Y Dickinson, N. D.

FLO REN CE P U T N A M Linton, N. D.

PA T RAFFERTY New England, N. D.

J O H N R O W E R D IN K Strasburg, N. D.

D O N RU SSELL M a ndan, N. D.

BOB SCH EELER Dickinson, N. D.

J E R IL Y N PE T ER SO N New England, N. D.

W I L L I A M R IEC H Dickinson, N. D.

N A N C Y SAH R Dickinson, N. D.

M E L O D IE S C H N E ID E R Richardton, N. D,

R O Y S C H N E ID E R Hebron, N. D.

L A R R Y SP R EN G E R Elgin, N. D.

D A V ID STEFFES Dickinson, N. D.

C ARO LYN SW EN SO N Belfield, N. D.

LORETTA SCH O CK New Leipzig, N. D.

W E S L E Y S IC K Elgin, N. D.

J O N S P R IN G E R Hettinger, N. D.

LEO NE SKO GEN Hettinger, N. D.

L A R R Y S T A IG E R Hebron, N. D.

M A R G A R E T S T E IN B A C H Bethpage, L. I., N. Y.

W A L L Y STEPH EN S Libby, Mont.

M A R Y SUEM PER Bism arck, N. D.

C Y N T H IA T A N N E R M a n d an , N. D.

W AYN E TANOUS Hettinger, N. D .

G A R Y TERRES M a n n in g, N. D.

L E S L IE S N A V E L Y M ott, N. D.

C H A R LO T T E STECKLER M anning, N. D.

D O N A L D SO RG E New Salem, N. D.

D EE A N N T H O M P S O N Hettinger, N. D.

W I L L IA M T H O M P S O N Beach, N. D.

M A R IL Y N T U C K E R Ekalaka, Mont.

T IN A W A L T O S Bismarck, N. D.

J A N E T W H IT E Bowman, N. D.

D A V E T IE D M A N Hebron, N. D.

M A R G IE U N R U H Zap, N. D.

R IC H A R D W A R D N E R Mercer, N. D.

B R U C E W H IT I N G Dickinson, N. D.

S Y L V IA T I S C H M A K Raleigh, N. D.

W IL L IA M V U O N O W arrenville, III.

R IC K W E B E R Dickinson, N. D.

M E R C E D E S W IL L Beulah, N. D.

U L R IC H T R A U T W E IN M ott, N. D.

D IA N N E W A H L M c C lu sk y, N. D.

A R L O N W E IS S New Salem, N. D.

SH ARO N TRZPUC Riverdale, N. D.

DON W ALDAL Sentinel Butte, N. D.

LEO W ER RE Elgin, N. D.

P H Y L L IS W IL L Dickinson, N. D.

F r e s h m e n C la s s O ffic e rs Vice-president, Jim Z um B run ne n; president, Dennis Schm itz; Student C o uncil Rep., Sylvia Thom pson; secretary-treasurer, Sharon Colton.

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N O R M A A IP P E R S P A C H Bismarck, N. D.

M A U R IC E A IR D , JR. M edora, N. D.

JE A N BARES Beach, N. D.

S T E R L IN G B E N T Z E N Hettinger, N. D.

J IM B IN E K Dickinson, N. D.

B IL L A N D R U S Dickinson, N. D.

EUG ENE B A U M A N N Reeder, N. D.

P A T T E E B E N Z IE Dickinson, N. D.

L A V O N N E B IR D S A L L Gladstone, N. D.

C A S P E R BER G ER New Salem, N. D.

R IC H A R D B O E SF L U G New England, N. D.

L A R R Y A R P IN Fairview, Mont.

K E IT H B ELL Alexander, N. D.

CAR L BERG M AN Dickinson, N. D.

C A R O L BEO HLER Zap, N. D.

D. D O U G L A S A U S T IN Marm outh, N. D.

L IN D A B E L O H L A V E K M andan, N. D.

M A R S H A B E R G ST A D W illiston, N. D.

R O BERT BO G NER Broadus, Mont.

S P E N C E R B O V EE Hettinger, N. D.

JO H N C AM PBELL Haynes, N. D.

E IL E E N B R A U N New England, N. D.

S U S A N B R IT T N E R Bowman, N. D.

M O R R IS C A R L S O N Beach, N. D.

DO N CARTER Lambert, Mont.

P A T R IC IA C A S W E L L Dickinson, N. D.

O R D E O N C H R IS T IA N S O N W atford City, N. D.

SHARO N COLTON Driscoll, N. D.

LEN C O N R A D S O N Taylor, N. D.

J IM D A V IS Belcourt, N. D.

R O G E R D E B O IS Riverdale, N. D.

B IL L B O W M A N Rhame, N. D.

N O R M A B U R W IC K M ott, N. D.

L E E D R E W C H IL D S Brunswick, Md.

BOB C H R IS T E N S E N Dickinson, N. D.

T E D D Y D A R W IN Killdeer, N. D.

DOUG CRU M Glendive, Mont.

C H U C K D EFO E Dickinson, N. D.

T O M D EC K E R Sentinel Butte, N. D.

M A R V IN D U K A R T Dickinson, N. D.

RONALD DVORAK Dickinson, N. D.

BOB E N G ESSE R Bowman, N. D.

D U N D IC K IN S W h ite Shields, N. D.

CLARENCE DVO RAK Gladstone, N. D.

K A T H Y E L IA S O N Baldwin, N. D.

G E O R G E D IN G Hebron, N. D.

D A V ID D V O R A K Dickinson, N. D.

M A R IL Y N D O C K T E R Venturio, N. D.

D E N N IS D V O R A K Dickinson, N. D.

E L S M E R E L K IN S Dickinson, N. D.

T O M E L L IO T T Dickinson, N. D.

D E L M E R E N G E S SE R Rhame, N. D.

DON ERDMAN Mott, N. D.

R U SSE L D O E Reeder, N. D.

D O N A LD DVORAK Dickinson, N. D.

M A R Y A N N EM TER Glen Ullin, N. D.

C O N N IE L O U E R IC K S O N New England, N. D.

S H A R O N FA R BER New England, N. D.

C H E T F IS C U S W atford City, N. D.

L E F R O Y F A S C H IN G W iba x, Mont.

K E N N Y F IS H E R Dickinson, N. D.

C H A R L O T T E FI LI B E C K Glen Ullin, N. D.

J E A N N E F IS C H E R Golva, N. D.

C L E M E N T S F IT T E R E R New England, N. D.

P A U L IN E F IS C H E R Fargo, N. D.

C A L V IN FL E ISC H E R New Salem, N. D.

JO H N FR A N CH U K Dickinson, N. D.

M O N T E F R E IT A G Scranton, N. D.

G A R Y F R IE Z Bentley, N. D.

L A R R Y F R IE Z Bentley, N. D.

JU D Y G AAB Richardton, N. D.

M A R V IN G A R D N E R St. Paul, M inn.

EDW ARD G AW RYLO W Belfield, N. D.

J A N E T G R E E N S H IE L D S W erner, N. D.

R O N A L D F R O E H L IC K Dickinson, N. D.

D IA N A G R O S Z Elgin, N. D.

PENNY HAAS Lefor, N. D.

L IN D A H E L D New Salem, N. D.

D U A N E H IN S Z Dickinson, N- D.

DARRELL H O O V ESTO L Almont, N. D.

JA M ES H ATZEN BU H LER Dickinson, N. D.

DUANE HECKAM AN Beach, N. D.

C A R O L H E L L IN G Golden Valley, N. D.

J A N IC E H E L L M A N Glen Ullin, N. D.

C A R O L H IN T Z Mott, N. D.

ROGER H O O V E S T O L Alm ont, N. D.

J E R O M E H E IN Z Center, N. D.

B IL L H E N D E R S O N Scranton, N. D.

E L E A N O R H IR S C H Mott, N. D.

V I V IA N H U N K E Taylor, N. D.

JO E H U R T Belfield, N. D

N O R M A H E L B L IN G M andan, N. D.

D E N N IS H E R R IC K Sidney, Mont.

G O R D O N HO FFNER Hebron, N. D.

R IC H A R D H U S C H K A Belfield, N. D.

D EL O R E S IN G E B R IT S O N Stanley, N. D.

P H IL IP J O N E S Dickinson, N. D.

C H E R Y L IN G O L D Flasher, N. D.

M A R G A R ET JO RD A Mott, N. D.

D O N A L D K IL W E IN Dickinson, N. D.

N A N C Y K L IC K Hebron, N. D.

D IA N A K N U T S O N Ryder, N. D.

JO A N N E KOCH New Leipzig, N. D.

S A N D R A JALBERT Dickinson, N. D.

RO SEM ARY JO H N SO N Bucyrus, N. D.

CLARENCE KADRM AS Dickinson, N. D.

DELO RES K A D R M A S M a n n in g, N. D.

L A R R Y K L IN G Dickinson, N. D.

C L IF F K O P A N G Regent, N. D.

N O EL JO N ES Saskatoon, Canada

D A L E K A IS E R S H O T Dickinson, N. D.

D W IG H T K N U D S O N Hettinger, N. D.

M A R V IN K O S T E L O C K Y Dickinson, N. D.

J U L IA N N K R A F T Selfridge, N. D.

N IC K K R O N B A U E R Mott, N. D.

D U A N E L E IN G A N G St. Anthony, N. D.

CHARLES L O W M A N Sentinel Butte, N. D.

FRANK M A R T Z Ashley, N. D.

ELDO N K U N T Z Dickinson, N. D.

BO B L E N N IC K Dickinson, N. D.

JA M ES LYSN E Hettinger, N. D.

ROBERT M c A D O O Hensler, N. D.

RACHEL KU N TZ Solen, N. D.

S Y L V IA L E IS E T H W atford City, N. D.

F. T H A D M A G Y A R Dickinson, N. D.

JO H N LA N Z M a n d an , N. D.

J IM L IN D Q U IS T Dickinson, N. D.

N O EL M A R CU SEN Taylor, N. D.

M A R J O R IE M E D U N A Dickinson, N. D.

B A R B A R A LEE Richey, Mont.

J I M L IS K O Dickinson, N. D.

J A N IC E M A R T H A L L E R Mott, N. D.

N IC K M E IE R Napoleon, N. D.

H ARVEY M ERZ Rhame, N. D.

V IC K Y M O S B R U C K E R Beulah, N. D.

R O D E R IC K M E S S E R M ott, N. D.

DON M RACHEK Alexander, N. D.

D ALE M O N SO N Elgin, N. D.

HARLAN M UTH Gladstone, N. D.

LOREN M Y R A N Taylor, N. D.

C A R O L N E IF F E R Beulah, N. D.

L A R R Y N E IF F E R Glendive, Mont.

D E L V IN N O R D T V E D T Columbus, N. D.

A L IC E M A E M IL L E R Fort Rice, N. D.

H A T T IE N O W I K Dickinson, N. D.

L IN D A O D E Bowman, N. D.

C Y N T H I A N IC K E L Judson, N. D.

SH A R LEN E O LDEN BERG ER Napoleon, N. D.

G EN E M O SB R U C KER M a ndan, N. D.

VERNON NEAL Barrington, III.

D O N A LLY N O RDSV EN H olliday, N. D.

JO Y C E O LSO N Grenora, N. D.

M A R IE O U T K A Hettinger, N. D.

J O S E P H IN E PETRI Sentinel Butte, N. D.

S U E R A N D IC H New England, N. D.

D O R O T H Y R E IC H Mott, N. D.

HENRY PANKRATZ Dickinson, N. D.

M IC H A E L PFA U Dickinson, N. D.

M A U R EEN PATTERSO N W oodrow, Sask., C an ad a

E. Z A N E P A U L S O N Taylor, N. D.

W I L L I A M PED ER SEN Alexander, N. D.

G A R Y P R IC E Dickinson, N. D.

EDW ARD Q U A M M E Hettinger, N. D.

B IL L R A F F E R T Y New England, N. D.

J O L E T T A R E V E N IT S C H Huff, N .D.

M A R IL Y N R E N N E R M a n d an , N. D.

K E N N E T H R EC H Dickinson, N. D.

D O N N A R IC H T E R Napoleon, N. D.

S H IR L E Y A N N R ID L Dickinson, N. D.

N A N C Y RECH Dickinson, N. D.

J O H N R O B IN S O N Cole Harbor, N. D.

N O R M A N ROTH Elgin, N. D.

G A R Y RUE Rhame, N. D.

V IC K Y R O G N ESS W atford City, N. D.

LARRY ROHDE Holliday, N. D.

R IC H A R D R U FFLE R G rassy Butte, N. D.

S A N D Y R U SS Dickinson, N. D.

D ALE SAYLER New Leipzig, N. D.

D E N N IS S A Y L E R Center, N. D.

S H IR L E Y S C H A F E R Flasher, N. D.

R O BERT S C H A F F Bowman, N. D.

M A X IN E SC H A U ER Napoleon, N. D.

A U D R E Y S C H E F F E L M A IE R Heil, N. D.

D A R L E N E S C H M ID T Dickinson, N. D.

R O B ER T S C H M ID T New Salem, N. D.

A N N A S C H M IE R E R Sidney, Mont.

D E N N IS S C H M IT Z Elgin, N. D.

J A N E T S C H N E ID E R M anning, N. D.

W IL L IA M R O G E R S Mott, N. D.

D O N N A SCO TT M anning, N. D.

4wA TRACY SCHOCK Ashley, N. D.

LARRY SCH U LZ Jamestown, N. D.

D E N N IS S IT T E R W erner, N. D.

EUG ENE SO N S A L L A M arm arth, N. D.

C IN D I S T A V Dickinson, N. D.

G E N S T R A D IN G E R Dickinson. N. D.

B E R N IE S E IN E R New England, N. D.

GARY SCH W ARTZ Belfield, N. D.

JE R R I S P L IC H A L Dickinson, N. D.

A N IT A S K E D SV O L D Alexander, N. D.

B O B B Y S IG L Dickinson, N. D.

T I M M I E S M IT H Stanton, N. D.

V IC K IE S M IT H Lodgepole, S. Dak.

A R L IE S T E IN W A R D W ashburn, N. D.

M A R C I A S T E IN W A R D W ashburn, N. D.

P A U L S T IC K A Dickinson, N. D.

G ER A LD STRO H Bowman, N. D.

N A N C Y STUM P Dickinson, N. D.

J O H N N Y SU SA G Rhame, N. D.

BOB S U W A L S K I Barrington, III.

LYN N TABOR Killdeer, N. D.

E LL E N T R A P P Enderlin, N. D.

D O N N A U LM ER Dickinson, N. D.

S H IR L E Y W E ID N E R Holliday, N. D.

C L A U D IA W IN G Killdeer, N. D.

BARTO N TH O M PSO N Elgin, N. D.

AARO N UNDERDAHL Hebron, N. D.

K A R E N W E IS E N B E R G E R Richardton, N. D.

W A Y N E W IN G Killdeer, N. D.

S Y L V IA T H O M P S O N Dickinson, N. D.

CARO L W AGNER Richardton, N. D.

J E N E R E W IL K A Riverdale, N. D.

B IL L W A G N E R Richardton, N. D.

M E R C E L L A W IL L Beulah, N. D.

C O N N IE W R IG H T Flasher, N. D.

W IT H A N E Y E T O W A R D S T H E FUTURE!

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ACTIVITIES

A rtists D is p la y DSC art students display their works in the student union.

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P h o to grap h ers P o r t r a y ...

the sights and life of D S C Savagelan d . . .

F lo w e r D r u m S o n g

"A Hundred Million Miracles”

Wang Ta— "Like a God” F L O W E R D R U M S O N G was a joint production of the speech and music department.

The entire college, as well as the local

com m unity, contributed to the success of the production.

Fan Tan Dancers— "Gliding Through My Memoree”

Madame Liang and Wang Chi Yang— "The Other Generation" M a d am e L ia n g — Bev Agnew , Lieu M a — Florence Putnam, W a n g San— M a rty Jonason, W a n g T a — Jerry W h itm a n, W a n g C h i Y a n g — M a rv Gardner, Sam m y Fong— Paul Sticka, Dr. Li— M a u ric e Edickson, M e i Li— Dianne W a h l, Linda Low— Sherri Schopp, M r. L u n g— Ed Sahlstrom , M r. Sterna,

H u a n — M ic k

Professor C h e n g — Scott Ham m ond,

Tjaden, Helen

C h a o — Fern

Frankie W in g — Glen Larson,

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W a ite r— Russ W e lls, Dr. Lu Fong— Dennis Herrick, M a d a m e Fong— K a th y Fritsch. Dancers— Jeri Peterson, V e lia M ontem ayor, C a roline M a rcusen , M elo d ie Schneider, John Dasovick, John M a g y a r, Bill Rogers, and V ern Cerm ak. Director— Bryan E. G ackle, Stage M a n a g e r— Pat M iller, Publicity— Dr. G. Bruce Loganbill, Choreographer— Dr. A. A. N orton, M u s ic — Dr. M a lc o lm Brown, C ostum e

Sammy and Linda— "Sunday”

Designer— M rs. W ilifre d Stump.

Helen Chao— "Love Look Away”

Blithe Spirit Deemed Success

Noel Coward’s Pultizer Prize winning play "Blithe Spirit” was staged at DSC April 21 , 22 and 23 .

"B lith e S p irit” Kathy Fritsch, as Madame Arcati, has the power to talk to those in the other world, and Charles Condomine, played by Maurice Erickson is bewildered by her witchcraft.

Maurice Erickson is disturbed by the return of his first wife Elvira, played by Judy Bovee.

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Mutiny aboard ship.

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T he wonderful world of fairyland cam e fo the D S C cam pus with the pres足 entation of Cinderella, a stage play adapted from the legendary fairy tale of a young lady who m arried Prince C harm ing. C inderella, as the legend would have it, had a very cruel step-m other and two horrible step-sisters who w ouldn't let the beautiful young lady have a m oment of peace. Cinderella was re足 duced to the status of cinder-wench and m aid in the household and had secret dream s of a fairy godm other who would help her escape from the harsh rule of her step-m other and sisters. T he play was presented prim arily for grade school children and used a cast of D S C students and was directed by M a rv in Gardner, a student of dram atics in the D S C speech department.

Cinderella (Edna Melvin), with her fairy godmother (Sharon Schopp), dis足 cusses the ball and her wish to attend it.

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The Prince tries the glass slipper on Cinderella and carries her to a dream world after he discovers that the glass slip足 per fits.

Cinderella tries the glass slipper on her wicked step-sister just moments before the Prince arrives at her house. 164

S ta g e P ro d u c tio n s "The Other Side"

In addition to m ajor theatre productions, the D S C stage played host to m any one-act plays— m ost of them student-directed. O th er one-act plays produced include: "So rry , W ro n g N u m be r," "T h e Still A la rm ," " A r ia De C a p o ," and " W a i t ing for G o d o t", a tw o-act play which was directed by Dr. A. A. Norton.

"For Heaven's Sake”

A religious m usical dram a was presented by D S C students during religious em phasis week.

"Impromptu”

"Saturday Night at Half W ay House”

S tu d e n t C o u n c il E le c tio n s

O n e of the clim axes of the Sp ring Q uarter is the election of the student council for the next year. A full slate of candidates vied for the offices of president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, social com m issioner, publications com missioner, sports com m issioner and music com missioner.

Candidates for office speak before the entire student body. Two organized parties ran full slates for the coveted offices and one person ran independently for the office of President.

Party workers "plaster” elec tion propaganda all over the campus.

C o n v o c a tio n s Ted Kennedy

Following the political footsteps of his famous brother, the late President John F. Kennedy, Senator Ted Kennedy of MassaÂ chusetts spent a hectic two hours speaking, visiting, and dining in Dickinson. During a very short convocation in May Hall, at which time he was accompanied by Governor Guy and Senator Quentin Burdick, he spoke to the student body about the advantages of federal aid, as well as the gratitude of the entire Kennedy family for the generosity .and kindness shown since his brother's assassination. He is shown above as he arrived at the airport. At left, he is walking tvith President DeLong into May Hall.

Election Time

Pictured above is Myron Burian while delivering his campaign speech before the student body during the elections for Student Council offices. The convocation is an annual event to acquaint the students with the candidates and their platforms.

u r Hans Conreid

Motion picture and TV star, Hans Conried appeared in May Hall giving Shakespearian readings and dramatizations April 10 of this year. 167

S c h o o l P a rtie s Le Beatnik Ball

Beatnik twisters dressed appropiately, do the "Beatnik Tw isf’ oblivious of the camera or any other spectators.

Marv Gardner does an original reading at the Beatnik Ball. Sponsored by the French Club, the party was one of the more successful throughout the year. Part of its success was undoubtedly due to the moodsetting atmosphere created by the dark lights, cushions and boxes on the floor, candlelight, and time out for various readings such as the one done by Gardner.

Sadie Hawkins Dance One’s black and one’s white— his socks, that is. Crazy combinations and corny costumes helped to make the Sadie Hawkins dance fun for everyone attending. It was sponsored by the Freshman Class, and the music was provided by The Frontiersmen, a college group. Most of the school parties throughout the year are spon sored by a school organization. The themes vary, but the purpose remains the same-—to entertain the students.

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T he 8th A n n u a l presentation of "T h e M e s sia h " was sponsored by D S C and the St. Cecelia C lub of Dickinson. T he chorus of 120 was composed of the D S C choral groups and interested com m unity singers. U nder the direction of Dr. A. M a lco lm Brown, the choir was accom panied by M rs. Della Heid a t the piano, and David Tiedm an at the organ.

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Dr. Jack Early, President, Dakota Wesleyan University, gives the commencement address during the graduation ceremonies May 29 , 1964 .

G r a d u a tio n S p r in g Q u a rte r 1964

DSC Seniors prepare for the final graduation ceremonies and then go out to make their wary in the world . . .

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S e n io r Statistics D E A N B A C H M E IE R Raleigh, N. D.

J E A N B O E SP F L U G Richardton, N. D.

P E N E L O P E D A V IS Killdeer, N. D.

M ajor: Physical Education. Minors: English, Psychology. M e n 's Union, Football, Baseball, Gymnastics, W restling, " D " Club, Newman Club, SEA.

M a jo r: Elementary Education. M inors: French, English. Assn. W om en Students, Newman Club, SEA.

M ajor: Music. M inors: Speech, Mathematics. Assn. W om en Students, Concert Choir, Student Council, LSA, Con cert Band, W h o 's W ho, C la ss O f ficer, Young Republicans, M E N C .

C A R O L BA E SLER New Leipzig, N. D. M ajor: English. M inors: Social Science, Library. Tennis, LSA , SEA. R IC H A R D B A IL E Y Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. Minors: English, Speech. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Student Council, Football, W restling, " D " Club, Newman Club. L E W IS B A K E R Hettinger, N. D. M ajor: Mathem atics. Minors: Physics, Physical Education. M e n 's Union, Baseball, Bowling, SEA. D U A N E BAUER Tappen, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: M usic, Geography. Concert Choir, LSA , SEA, M E N C . L O IS B A U T Z New England, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: Art, Music. Assn. W om en Students, LSA , M E N C . DEAN BENDER M andan, N. D. M ajors: Mathem atics, Biology. Minors: Georgraphy, Geology. M e n 's Union, TKE. H A R R IE T B E N W A Y Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Composite English. M inor: French. French C lub Advisor, Part-time French Instructor. R A L P H BERGER Mandan, N. D. M ajor: Commerce. M inors: Mathem atics, Hisrory. M e n 's Union, Tennis, Bridge Club, Newman Club, Y oung Democrats. BRUN CE BENZ M offit, N. D. M ajor: Biology. M inors: History, Physical Education. M e n 's Union, Phi Sigm a Pi, Baseball, " D " Club, SEA. M A R IO N B IN E K Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: French, Speech. Bowling, Newman Club, Cheerlead er, W R A . P A T R IC IA B O E H M M andan, N; D. M ajor: Biology. Minors: Chemistry, French. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Assn. W om en Students, Newman Club, SEA.

DU A N E BOYCE Hettinger, N. D. M a jo r: Mathem atics. M inors: Physics, German. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union. K E N N E T H B R IN S T E R Bowman, N. D. M ajors: Elementary Education, Biology. M inor: Mathem atics. Phi Sigm a Pi M e n 's Union, Track, " D " Club, Prairie Smoke, W estern Concept, Newman Club, SEA. AGNES BUNK Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: Library, Commerce. J O H N B U T T E R F IE L D Hettinger, N. D.

L O L A D EFO E Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: Speech, Art. A lpha Sigm a Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Student Council Social Commissioner, Gym nastics, Western Concept, Newman Club, SEA , W h o 's W ho, Homecom ing Princess, A rt Club, Physical Edu cation Club, W R A . M A R J O R IE D E N N IS Belfield, N. D. M ajor: Mathem atics. M inors: Physical Education, Chemistry. Assn. W om en Students, Western Concept, Newman Club, SEA, W R A . K E N N E T H D IE H L Carson, N. D.

M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: Biology, Psychology. M e n 's Union, Football, Basketball, " D " Club, LSA.

M a jo r: Mathematics. M inors: English, Psychology. M e n 's Union, SEA.

GEORGE C A LEY Hettinger, N. D.

S H IR L E Y D IE R S Dickinson, N. D.

M ajor: Biology. M inors: Psychology, French. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Student Council, Bowling, " D " Club, LSA , SEA, W h o 's W ho, T au Kappa Epsi lon, French Club, Student Affairs Council.

M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: French, Physical Education. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Bridge Club, LSA , French Club, W R A .

ELEANO RE C A R LSO N Halliday, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: English, French. Assn. W om en Students, M S M , SEA, Concert Band, French Club. CHARLES CAM PBELL Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: Psychology, Mathem atics. M e n 's Union, Basketball, Baseball, " D " Club. A R D IT H C H IT W O O D Alexander, N. D. M a jo r: Elementary Education. M inors: Art, Library. Assn. W om en Students, Intervarsity. M A R Y C O N K L IN Belfield, N. D. M a jo r: Elementary Education. M inors: M usic, English. Assn. W om en Students, SEA. C O N R A D CARLSO N Rhame, N. D. M ajor: Chemistry. M inors: Physics, Mathem atics. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Base ball, " D " Club, LSA , SEA, W h o 's W ho.

G O R D O N D IE T R IC H M andan, N. D. M ajors: Social Science, Secondary Education. M inors: Geography, Business Administration. Football, Golf, " D " Club, Bridge Club, Newman Club. JEAN ECKRO TH M andan, N. D. M ajors: Mathem atics, Physical Education. M inor: Biology. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Assn. Women Students, Concert Choir, Student Council, Newman Club, SEA, Class Officer, W RA, Student Affairs Council. M A R Y A N N ECKRO TH M andan, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: Library, English. Assn. W om en Students, Student Council, Newman Club. W IL L IA M EC KR O TH M andan, N. D. M ajor: Composite Music. M inor: English. M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, New man Club, Concert Band, Brass Chamber, C lass Officer, M E N C , Hilltop Holiday Chairman, Orches tra, M e n 's Chorus.

GERALD G RAN ER M andan, N. D.

D O R O T H Y H O FF Bismarck, N. D.

M ajor: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, Sociology. W restling, " D " Club, Newman Club.

M a jo r English. M inors: Latin, Psychology. M e n 's Union, SEA.

K A R E N E L L IN G S O N Dickinson, N. D.

R A Y M O N D GRUDEN

M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: Library, German. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Assn. W om en Students, Bridge Club, Newman Club.

M ajor: Physical Education. Minors: Art, French. Assn. W om en Students, Concert Choir, L S A SEA, Physical Education Club, French Club, W R A , W om en's Chorus.

M ajor: Music. M inors, M usic, Business Administration. M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, SEA, Concert Band, M E N C .

M IC H A E L E F T A Carlyle, M ontana

V E R N O N EN G E Bismarck, N. D.

AUDREY HOW E Plevna, Mont. M a jo r Composite Music. M inor: Mathematics. Assn. W om en Students, Concert Choir, M S M , Concert Band, SEA, Young Republicans, M E N C .

G E O R G IA G U T E N S O H N New England, N. D.

R O B E R T A H O W IE Bismarck, N. D.

M ajor: English. M inors: French, History. M e n 's Union, IRC, Student Council, Prairie Sm oke Co-Editor, Western Concept, U C C F , SEA, French Club, Dorm Council, Young Republicans.

M ajor: Commerce. M inors: Commerce, Psychology. Student Council, SEA, Choralaires, Board of Governors, Y oung Demo crats.

M ajor: Elementary Education. Minors: Library, English. Assn. W om en Students, SEA.

A L IC E E R IC K S O N Cartwright, N. D.

A L V IN H A G E R O T T Center, N. D.

M ajor: English. M inors: French, Physical Education. Assn. W om en Students, LSA , W R A .

M ajor: Social Science. M inors: Psychology, Sociology. M e n 's Union, IRC, LSA.

R E N W O O D E R IC K S E N Fairview, M ontana

H ARO LD H A M M EREN W atford City, N. D.

M ajor: Composite Science M inor: Mathematics. M e n 's Union, SEA, Board of Gover nors, Tau Kappa Epsilon, C lass O f ficer.

M ajors: Biology, Physical Education. M inor: Psychology. Lam bda Delta Lambda, Basketball, Track, " D " Club.

JE R R Y F IS C H E R Golva, N. D.

P A T R IC IA H A N S O N New England, N. D.

M ajor: Commerce. M inors: History, Business Administration. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, IRC, SEA.

M ajor: English. M inors: Speech, German. Assn. W om en Students, Cue Club, IRC, Student Council, Alpha Psi Om ega, U C C F, SEA.

JE R O L D F O L L M E R Hettinger M ajor: Mathem atics. M inors: Chemistry, Physics. M e n 's Union. BEN F R A N K Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Commerce. M inors: Social Science, Foreign Languages. D E N N IS F R A N K New England, N. D. M ajor: Commerce. M inor: Mathem atics. M e n 's Union, Tennis, " D " Club, Newman Club, O kizus Club, Dra matics. B E R N IE G A A B Fallon, Mont. Major: Mathem atics. Minors: Chemistry, French.

ELLE N G O E T Z Dickinson, N. D. Major: Elementary Education. M inors: Geography, History, New man Club.

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W A Y N E H E IN Z Center, N.D. M ajo r: Elementary Education. M inors: Physical Education, Mathem atics. KAREN H ERM AN Beulah, N. D. M ajor: Commerce Composite. M inor: Physical Education. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Assn. W om en Students, Cue Club, Concert Choir, Student Council, Golf, Bridge Club, W R A , Prairie Sm oke Co-Editor, W estern Concept, Alpha Psi Om ega, Newman Club, SEA, Concert Band, Hilltop Holiday, College Plays.

D O N A LD JA B LO N SKY South Heart, N. D. M ajors: Commerce, Physical Education. Minors: Geography, Geology. M e n 's Union, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Newman Club. G ERALD JACO BS Regent, N. D. M ajor: Mathem atics. Minors: History, Physical Education. M e n 's Union, IRC, Gymnastics, Western Concept, Newman Club. D E N N IS J O H N S O N Reeder, N. D. M ajors: Biology, Physical Education. M inor: History. Phi Sigm a Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, M e n 's Union, Baseball, " D " Club, LSA, SEA, Physical Education Club. DOREEN JO H N SO N Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: M usic Education, Speech. Assn. W om en Students, Cue Club, Student Council, Gymnastics, LSA, SEA, W h o 's W ho, Cheerleader, Class Officer, LSA. D A V ID J O L LIE Belcourt, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: Geography, Physical Education. M e n 's Union, Basketball, Baseball, Newman Club.

H A R L E Y H E T T IC K Bismarch, N. D.

D A R N E L L JU S T New Salem, N. D.

M ajor: Social Science. M inors: History, Geography. IRC , Prairie Smoke, W estern C o n cept.

M ajor: Mathem atics. Minors: Chemistry, Physical Education. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Tennis, UCCF.

ROBERT H O C H H A LT ER Bowman, N. D. M ajor: Composite Music. M inor: German. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, W estern Concept, M S M , SEA, Concert Band, Brass Chamber, M E N C , M e n 's Chorus, Orchestra.

JU L IE K E SLE R Bowman, N. D. M ajor: Composite Music. M inor: History. Concert Choir, Concert MENC.

Band,

ROBERT K ET T N ER Beach, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, English. M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, New man Club, M e n 's Choir. T O M K L IP F E L Ashley, N. D. M ajor: Composite Music. M inor: History. M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, Student Council, Stage Band, LSA , SEA, H ill top Quartet, M e n 's Chorus. CARO L KOCH New Leipzig, N.D. M ajor: Commerce Composite. M inor: English. Assn. W om en Students, Concert Choir, SEA, Intervarsity. FRED K O E SE L Richardton, N. D. M ajor: Commerce. M inor: Speech, Business Administration. M e n 's Union, Student Council, LSA, SEA, W h o 's W ho, Homecoming Chief, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Student Affairs Council, Union Board of Gov ernors.

ELSE L A R S O N M andan, N. D.

J IM M U M E Y

M ajo r: Elementary Education. M inors: English, Library.

M ajors: Art, Social Science. M inor: Sociology. M e n 's Union, IRC, Newman Club, A rt Club.

Dickinson, N. D.

J IM L A R S O N Lisbon, N. D. M ajor: Composite Music. M inor: English. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, SEA, Concert Band, Brass Chamber, M E N C . LA R R Y LARSEN Bismarck, N. D. M ajor: Social Science. M inors: Geography, History. M e n 's Union, IRC, SEA. E U G E N E LEER Alexander, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: Psychology, German. M e n 's Union, Physical Education Club, Young Democrats. D E N N IS L IN D Q U IS T Dickinson, N. D.

M A R T IN K O L L E R Glen Ullin, N. D.

M ajors: Physical Education, Biology. M inor: Literature. M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, W re st ling, " D " Club, LSA.

Majors: Commerce, Social Science. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, IRC, Newman Club, SEA, W h o 's W ho, Young Democrats.

ED L O N E F IG H T

RO SE K O R D O N O W Y Belfield, N. D. M ajors: Composite Science, Mathematics. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Lambda Delta Lambda, Assn. W om en Students, Alpha Psi Omega.

M ajors: Biology, Physical Education. M inors: Geography, Geology. M e n 's Union, Basketball, Track, " D " Club, Newman Club. DO UG LAS M A T Z Mandan, N. D.

Major: Physical Education. Minors: Stenography, Business Administration. W R A , Newman Club, Physical Edu cation Club.

C h a r l e s M cLa u g Dickinson, N. D.

K E N N E T H K R E IT IN G E R Beach, N. D. M ajor: Commerce. Minors: Business Administration, History. M e n 's Union, Newman Club. B E T T Y LO U L A C H E R Richardton, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, English. Newman Club, W om e n's Chorus. R U BE N L A C K M A N Edgeley, N. D. M ajor: English. M inors: French, Psychology.

D E L O R E S O PP Glen Ullin, N. D. M ajors: Elementary Education, Art. M inor: Library. Assn. W om en Students, A rt Club. IV A N O P P Hebron, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: Art, Library. M e n 's Union, SEA, Intervarsity. J A M E S O S H A N IK W ilton, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. Minors: Geography, Library. M e n 's Union, IRC, SEA, Intervarsity.

Lidgerwood, N. D.

KATH Y KO STELECKY Dickinson, N. D.

M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: M usic Education, German. Concert Choir, Intervarsity, U CCF.

M ajor: English. M inors: German, Psychology. Assn. W om en Students, Western Concept, SEA, W R A .

J O H N PEFFER

Mandaree, N. D.

M a jo r: Science Composite. M inor: Geography. M e n 's Union, Newman Club, SEA.

A R L IS K R E IN Hebron, N. D.

AU D R EY O LSO N Regent, N. D.

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M ajor: Commerce. M inors: M athem atics, German. M e n 's Union. G A R Y M E L L IN G Hettinger, N. D. M ajors: Physical Education, Biology. M inor: Psychology. Basketball, Baseball, Bowling, " D " Club, LSA, W h o 's W ho, SEA. M IC H A E L M O R E Y Minewaukan, N. D. M ajo r: M usic Composite. M inor: English. M e n 's Union, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Brass Cham ber Group, Young Republicans, M E N C . D E A N E M IL L E R Bismarck, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: History, Psychology. Newman Club.

M a jo r: Composite Music. M inors: Speech. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, W estern Concept, Newman Club, SEA, Concert Band, Tau Kappa Epsilon. C A R O L J E A N PFAU Dickinson, N. D. M ajo r: Music. M inors: M usic, Speech. Assn. W om en Students, Concert Choir, Newman Club, Concert Band, Woodwind Quintet, D SC Singers. ST E V E P R O K O P Belfield, N. D. M ajors: Industrial Arts, Physical Education. M inor: English. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Football, W restling, " D " Club, Newman Club, SEA, W h o 's W ho, C lass Officer, Physical Education Club, Union Board of Governors, Student Affairs Council Okizus. J O H N R E IC H Hazen, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: History, Social Science. M e n 's Union, IRC, U C C F, SEA. K A T Y RENNER M andan, N. D. M ajor: English. M inors: Speech, French. Assn. W om en Students, Club, SEA, C la ss Officer.

Newman

R O D N E Y R E M S IN G Dunn Center, N.D.

D A L E S M IT H Belfield, N. D.

M ajor: Mathematics. Minors: Physics, Chemistry. Phi Sigm a Pi, Lambda Delta Lam b da, M e n 's Union, LSA , SEA.

M ajor: M u sic Composite. M inor: Psychology. M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, LSA, Concert Band, Brass Chamber.

JE R R IL R U S T A N New England, N. D.

R O N A L D S T A IG E R Hebron, N. D.

M ajor: Chemistry, Mathem atics. M inor: Physics. Phi Sigm a Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, M e n 's Union.

M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: Mathem atics, Geography, Geology. M e n 's Union, Football, " D " Club, SEA.

LAW REN CE SA D O W SKY Dickinson, N. D.

FER N S T E R N A M andan, N. D.

M ajor: Social Science. M inors: Political Science, Speech, German. M e n 's Union, IRC, Young Democrats, Student Union Board of Governors, Debate.

M ajor: English. M inors: Speech, Library, Science. Assn. W om en Students, Cue Club, Concert Choir, Alpha Psi Om ega, W h o 's W ho.

B E R N A D E T T E S C H M ID T Dickinson, N. D.

L A U R E N C E S T IC K A Dickinson, N. D.

M ajors: Physical Education, Biology. M inor: French. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Assn. W om en Students, Gymnastics, Newman Club, Physical Education Club, W R A .

M ajor: Biology. M inors: Psychology, Sociology. M e n 's Union, Track, " D " Club.

K A R E N S C H N E ID E R Goodrich, N. D.

M ajor: Mathem atics. M inors: Chemistry, Business A d m in istration. Lambda Delta Lambda, M e n 's Union, LSA.

M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: English, Library. Assn. W m en Students, IRC. K E R R IN E S C H N E ID E R Goodrich, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. Minors: Speech, Library. Assn. W om en Students, Intervarsity. ELM ER SC H O C K Elgin, N. D. M ajor: M usic Composite. Minors: Psychology. Concert Choir, Vocal Cham ber Group, Concert Band, M E N C .

B U R T O N SO L S E T H Reeder, N. D.

D E N N IS S W E N S O N Belfield, N. D. M a jo r: Chemistry. M inors: History, Biology. SEA, Bridge Club, Tau Kappa Epsi lon, W estern Concept, Prairie Smoke. R O N A L D T IM P E Flasher, N. D. M ajor: Chemistry. M inors:: Mathem atics, Biology. M e n 's Union, SEA, Y oung Democrats.

D E N N IS T R Z P U C Riverdale, N. D. M ajors: Chemistry, Biology. M inor: German. Phi Sigm a Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, M e n 's Union, Newman Club, W h o 's W ho.

CO RAL U LSCH AK Dickinson, N. D. M ajor: Elementary Education. M inors: Biology, Physical Education. Assn. W om en Students, Student Council, SEA, W R A .

H E N R Y V IE T H Glen Ullin, N. D. M ajor: Social Science. M inor: History.

FRAN W A C H S M A N Box Elder, S. D. M ajor: M u sic Education. M inors: German, English. Alpha Sigm a Alpha, Concert Choir, Student Council, Concert Band, MENC.

C HARLES W AG NER Bismarck, N. D. M ajor: Physical Education. M inors: Geography, Psychology. M e n 's Union, Student Council, Foot ball, Track, W restling, " D " Club.

MARGARET W ATSO N Mott, N. D. M ajor: English. M inors: Library, Speech. Assn. W om en Students, Prairie Smoke, LSA, SEA, Debate, French Club.

LUTH ER SC H O O N Bismarck, N. D.

M IT C H E L L T J A D E N

M ajor: Composite Music. M inor: Speech. Concert Choir, Concert Band, LYS, Orchestra, M E N C , Hilltop Holiday.

M ajor: Speech. M inors: English, Psychology. Bridge Club, LSA , Concert Band, De bate, Young Republicans.

SARA SC H U T Z Elgin, N. D.

C L IF F O R D T O K A C H St. Anthony, N. D.

STA N LEY W EN T Z Mercer, N. D.

M ajor: English. M inors: Spanish, French, Library. Assn. W om en Students, M S M , SEA, W h o 's W ho, French Club, W R A .

M ajor: Elementary Education. Minors: Biology, Physical Education. M e n 's Union, Bridge Club, Newman Club, SEA, Young Democrats.

M ajor: Mathematics. M inors: English, Physics. SEA, Intervarsity.

RO N ALD SC H W ARTZ Hebron, N. D.

L A R R Y T R A IN O R Bowman, N. D.

JE R R Y W H IT E M A N Dickinson, N. D.

M ajor: Mathematics. M inors: Accounting, German. Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, M e n 's Union/Student Council, Ten nis, " D " Club, Newman Club, Hilltoppers, Tau Kappa Epsilon.

M ajor: Commerce. M inors: Psychology, Accounting. M e n 's Union, Golf, Newman Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Okizus, Young Democrats.

M ajor: Composite Music. M inor: Speech. Alpha Psi Om ega, Concert Choir, M e n 's Union, Concert Band.

J A M E S S IL B E R N A G E L Rhame, N. D. M ajor: Mathematics. M inors: Chemistry, Physical Educa tion. Phi Sigma Pi, M e n 's Union, Baseball, " D " Club, Newman Club, SEA.

Dickinson, N. D.

DEAN TRZPU C Riverdale, N.D. M ajors: Composite M usic, Social Science. Phi Sigm a Pi, M e n 's Union, Concert Choir, Student Council, Newman Club, SEA, W oodwind Quintet, W h o 's W ho, M E N C .

T H O M A S W E IS E R Hazelton, N. D. M ajor: Biological Science. M inor: German.

R O B E R T E. W O O D Bowman, N. D. M ajor: Social Science. Minors: German, Speech. M e n 's Union, IRC, Football, Young Democrats President, Okizus, TKE, Dakotah Debate Society.