STATE DICKINSON INTRODUCTION H istory......................................................2 Future ......................................................3 Arts S Sciences .....................................4 Business 8 Administration ..................................... 5 Campus L if e ........................................... 6 A ctivities.................................................. 7 DSC Today ....................................... 8-9 Beyond DSC ........................................10 Finding Your Way ...................................................... I I Education, Health Sciences, Physical Education and Recreation..............................................12 Associate o f A rts .................................................... 12 A th le tic s ..........................................13-14 PreprofessionalApplied Science ................................. 15
The History It started as a dream and a need for southwest North Dakota. A barren butte west o f Dickinson was the proposed site and in 1918 the Normal School and later Dickinson State was formed. The purpose was stated quite simply by the first presi dent Samuel T. May, "Enter to learn; depart to serve. " Since that humble beginning, over 26,000 students have attended Dickinson State and have advanced into all walks o f professional life. The college is currently composed o f four schools, they are: Arts and Sciences: Business and Adminis tration; Education, Health Science, Physical Educa tion and Recreation; and Applied Science and Technology. Each school is divided into divisions and then de partments with various majors in each. DSC is fully accredited by the North Central Asso ciation o f Colleges and Schools along with the National Council for Accreditation o f Teacher Edu cation and is approved by the N.D. Board o f Nurs ing. The college is situated on 80 acres surrounded by the city o f Dickinson with a growing population o f 15,000.
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The Future DSC lies in the heart o f a rapidly growing south west North Dakota. Intensified agricultural and en ergy development is changing the age, demogra phies, and population o f the area. New and ex panded expectations are being placed on DSC to provide agricultural specialists, business leaders, doctors, lawyers, nurses, secretaries, social work ers and professionals who can be leaders in this changing society. DSC has committed itself to the role o f molding leaders through efforts o f the Older Than A verage Student, extension classes, two year curriculum, four year accreditation programs, and classes that will enable students to leave DSC and attend any professional school in the country. The deep roots o f DSC in Western North Dakota provide the foundation for programs o f public ser vice that are dedicated to shaping the future and helping you become a part o f it.
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"G o in g th ro u g h elem entary e d ucation requirem ents involve s n o t o n ly p ra ctica l the ory b u t also re a l tea ching situa tions. The o n jo b experience makes me fee l m ore secure a b o u t g o in g in to the tea ching w o rld ."
Laurel Sayler Elementary Education Senior
"I'm preparing fo r the business w orld. I began in a tw o yea r progra m a n d realized the im portance fo r m ore e d u c a tio n . "
Paul Herauf Business Junior
"DSC has given me a s tro nge r sense o f re sponsib ility. I ’ve been giv e n m any opportunities fo r e x tra -c u rric u la r in v o lv e m e n t.”
Susie Heidt Chemistry Sophomore
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• Sciences FINE ARTS A N D HUMANITIES Bachelor o f Science Degrees Preparation for teaching (majors and minors) English * Spanish *A rt* Composite Music*Choral Music or Instrumental Music*Theatre OTHER DEGREE AREAS (majors and minors) English * Spanish * Art Music*Theatre (minors only) Journalism * German * Radio Broadcasting*Theatre Arts
SOCIAL A N D BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Bachelor o f Science Degrees Preparation for teaching (majors and minors) Earth Science*Geography*History Political Science*Social and Behavioral Science Bachelor o f Arts Degrees (majors and minors) History * Political Science * Social and Behavioral Science Bachelor o f Social Work * Combination o f curriculum
NA TURAL SCIENCE A N D M A THEMA TICS Bachelor o f Science Degrees Preparation for teaching Secondary (majors and minors) Biology* Chemistry * Mathematics Junior High Composite Science* Mathematics OTHER DEGREE AREAS A llied H ealth* Biology'Chemistry Chemical Engineering *Medical Technology *Environmental Science Mathematics Bachelor o f Arts Degrees (majors and minors) Biology *Chemistry *Mathematics (minors only) Computer Science *Physics *Science Physical Science
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From the complex to basics an education opens new knowledge and new careers. Susan Zieman (top) runs an analysis on minerals through the atomic absorp tion equipment while (bottom) Cally Marsh and Lori Kunze study reactions in chemistry lab.
Business A dministratio
Bachelor o f Arts Degrees (majors and minors) * Accounting * Administration *Executive Secretary *Recreation Bachelor o f Science Degrees (majors and minors) * Accounting * Agriculture *Composite *Executive Secretary *Recreation Bachelor o f Science Preparation for teaching *Business Education Two Year Programs Executive Secretary Medical Secretary Legal Secretary Accounting Clerical Office Clerical Secretarial (one year) Clerical (one year)
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Student Life: Finding Your Own Style:
The center o f college life is academic. The concentrate o f time is spent in the classrooms, library and labs. As in the outside world, work is important and central. The use o f free time can form as many experiences and relationships as the classroom. The college years offer a rare opportunity to discover our real identity and choose values that become a base for life. A t DSC the individual is valued and human personalities are cultured to provide and atmosphere that is stimulating and responsive.
"B eing a m em ber o f d iffe re n t organiza tions has give n me a g o o d lo o k as to how thin gs are ru n a n d the d iffe re n t problem s people e n c o u n te r."
Darlene Heck Senior
Campus Life: Living On Your Own
" I have received a pe rso n a l satisfa ction from being in v o lv e d in various activities. I have e n jo yed m e eting a n d w o rkin g w ith d iffe re n t kin d s o f people. / believe there w o u ld be happier people. I believe le in th e w o rld i f th e y w o u ld take tim e to p a rtic ip a te in th e a c tiv itie s a ro u n d th e m ."
Curt Stockert Junior
"Residence h e ll liv in g provides students a chance to learn a b o u t th e ir ow n wants a n d needs b y liv in g w ith others. P rovidin g an en viro n m e n t th a t w ill h e lp students a d ju s t to academ ic life is o f p rim a ry im p o rta n ce to o u r program in the residence halls. Taking tim e to d e a l w ith students on an in d iv id u a l basis. I feel, is th e m o st re w ard ing aspect o f m y jo b . "
Bob Neal Head Resident Klinefelter "M y d orm is m y home. People are a ro u n d i f yo u w ant o r you can be alone. It's close to a ll th e cam pus fac ilitie s . I can make an y class in five m in u te s ."
Tammy Gjermundson Senior
Those w ho choose to liv e in th e residence h a lls take advantage o f th e g o o d lo ca tio n a n d independence o f lifestyle. Resident life centers o n D eLong H a ll a n d W oods H a ll fo r women a lo n g w ith Selke H a ll a n d K lin e fe lte r H a ll fo r men. A fa m ily stud ent ho u sin g com plex is a va ila ble fo r those w ith special needs. A ll are equippe d w ith fa c ilitie s fo r com forta ble, aw ay fro m hom e living.
Student Activities "A c ru c ia l p a rt o f the le a rn in g process is m e eting people a n d developing friendships. M y in vo lve m e n t in s tu d e n t a ctivitie s has encouraged me to strive fo r h ig h e r ob je ctives w hich w ill u ltim a te ly be o f assistance to me in my ca re e r."
Curt Franchuk Senior
Student activities at DSC are as var ied as the students themselves. The college recognizes that the exper iences the student has within DSC contributes to the development o f the individual.
Student Government
Greek Organizations
Student Senate C enter B oard o f Governors Residence H a ll C ouncils Student Policies C o u n c il Student P articipa tion
A lp h a Sigma A lp h a D elta Sigma A lp h a Tau Kappa Epsilon Theta C hi Inter-G reek C o u n cil P an-H e llenic C o u n cil
Student Publications Western C oncept-new spaper P rairie Sm oke-yearbook Voices-Creative w ritin g
Student Organizations O ld e r Than A verage A lpha Psi O m ega-dram a Lambda D elta Lambda-Sci. P hi Sigma P i-h o n o r Kappa P i-art P hi M u A lp a h Sinfonia M u sic Educators Student E ducation
Religious Organizations
C a th o lic S tudent A p o sto la te C o u n cil o f Campus C hristians C hristia n A th le te s In te r- V arsity C hristians Lutheran S tudent M o vem en t
Club Sport: Rodeo
Special Interest Groups
A g ric u ltu ra l Leadership A r t C lub B ridge C lub C ircle K D ie D eutsche Gesselschaft Hawa-Et-Sigha-Gish In te rn a tio n a l Relations Le tterm en’s C lub M a th a n d C om p uter Science P hysical E ducation M ajors Spanish C lub Veterans A ssociation W om e n’s R ecreation A ssociation Young D em ocrats Young R epublicans Youth fo r M e n ta lly Retarded
The old and new combine at DSC to give a variety o f scenery and exper iences. Above: Keypunch introduces a new language. Center: a frozen fog hangs heavy on the trees surround ing May Hall. Top right: Tim Clairon and Doug Sturlaugson share a book. Middle right: Joe Lopez and Tammy Gjermundson continue a DSC tradi tion as braves and maidens in the homecoming parade along with the Alpha Sigma Alpha float. Murphy Hall, at right, during a spring after noon and the Blue Hawk mascot cre ates some fun at a football game.
New Experiences
Traveling abroad is one o f many "beyond the class room experiences" that students can participate in. Field trips, special guest speakers, festivals, seminars and workshops send students from the Student Center to San Diego and around the world in learning situa tions that leave impressions for a lifetime.
"T he fie ld trips a n d ap p lica tio n s o f kno w le dge th a t w e've learned gives a la stin g source to c a ll up on . "
Norma Braddock Biology Junior
"T he q u a lity o f professionals the m usic de partm ent brings to cam pus each year is an a d d e d dim e nsion to m y studies . "
Susan Mayo Senior
The placement o f DSC grads into the working world has a history o f success. Over 95% of all graduates that apply to the placement office are employed in less than one year. A full-time em ployee works with students to find permanent and part time employment for those completing their education and those seeking work to subsidize their college education. Seminars are offered, on preparing credentials into a resume for job inter views, pre-arranged interviews with prospective employers on campus, and bulletins on employ ment vacancies throughout the state and nation.
"The placem ent o ffic e d id a g re a t d e a l o f w ork in fin d in g jo b po ssib ilitie s fo r me . "
Ken Lewis IS
Finding Your Way At D.S.C.
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Career decisions take time. Students at DSC are given assistance in deciding classes, majors and scheduling problems. This one-to-one atmosphere is encouraged by the faculty to help students examine their goals and ideas. Opportunities in many different fields o f study are often discovered. Ques tions o f "how do / decide my schedule?, can / change majors?, which is the best decision for me to make?, what are my options?, need answers. The deans o f men and women are available for counseling situations along with a full-time career counselor and a tutor in student services. " I ’ve needed on several occasions to discuss m y fu tu re plans. M y advisors have taken th e tim e a n d give n me the facts fro m w hich I was ab le to make a c le a r decision. DSC is m uch m ore p e rso n a l tha n a la rg e r s c h o o l."
Dennis Sulser Business Administration Senior ". . som e students have n o idea w h a t type th e y sh o u ld be in. They are con fused as to ties. . . DSC has b u ilt up m y confidence. This m ake me a b e tte r tea cher . . The tim es I'v e ta lk to som ebody th e y've been th e re ."
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Quotes From Several DSC Students
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Arts DSC offers many two year programs that prepare an individual with the basics to gain employment. The curriculum is designed to give essential background information and skills in specific areas. General study requirements give the foundation to pursue a four-year degree at DSC or any other institution o f higher education.
TWO YEAR PROGRAMS Radio Broadcasting Chemical Technology Soil Conservation Nursing Accounting Clerical Executive Secretary Legal Secretary Medical Secretary Agricultural Production Sales/Service Technology Operating Engineer
Education,Health Physical ta c u ,d n E o i Recreation Bachelor o f Science Degrees Preparation for teaching *Elementary Education *Physical Education K- / 2 *Physical Education 7-12
Areas o f Specialization Early Childhood Reading Slow Learner
Minors Coaching, Physical Education. Library Science, Driver's Education. Psychology. Recreation
Everybody likes a winner and i t ’s little surprise why the Blue Hawks are the biggest show in town. A member o f the North Dakota Collegiate Athletic Conference and Women’s Athletic Conference o f North Dakota, DSC has a long tradition o f success and a loyal following o f students, alumni and friends whose enthusiasm for Blue Hawk athletics is contagious. The men compete in National Athletic Intercollegiate Association Division II championships in basketball, cross-country, tennis, track, and volleyball with the As sociation for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Division III.
I tra nsferred to DSC to g e t m ore in v o lv e d in volleyball, ba sketba ll a n d track. This s c h o o l is e x c e lle n t fo r sports. I have n o regrets in c o m in g to DSC.
Janet Thompson PE and Coaching Senior
Blue HawkBrigade: The Pride O f Rough rider Country
Preprofessional DSC has designed it ’s curriculum to prepare students for specific professional areas o f study. These programs expand annually and students often realize new career opportuni ties. The high standard o f the DSC educational require ments has given many the basis for attending professional and graduate schools across the nation. Agriculture Communications Engineering Health Sciences Home Economics Law Mortuary Science Social Science Theology Life and Environmental Sciences
Applied Science And Technology This area o f study is concerned with translation o f knowledge into action that can meet human needs. This translation requires understanding not only o f the knowledge itself, but requires specific skills in techniques and processes through which it is ap plied. This is essential to assure that knowledge is properly applied and the consequences o f applica tion are undSuch a background can give students power with which to direct their future.
Agriculture Associate o f Arts Degree Farm and Ranch Management Technology Production Bachelor o f Science Business Administration Agriculture Speciality
Nursing: Associate o f Arts Degree Bachelor Program Pending
Technical Education
Associate o f Arts Degree Secretarial Executive Legal Medical Accounting Office Clerical Operating Engineer Grading and Paving Equipment Universal Equipment Operator One Year Programs Business Heavy Equipment Operator IS Week Program Highway Transportation Specialist
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DSC is committed to the policy that a ll persons shall have equal access to its programs, facilities and opportunities for employment, without regard to race, creed, color, sex, national origin or handicap.
P resident A lb e rt A. W atre l
State Board
Of Higher Education
Colleges are more than just a collection o f build ings that make up a campus. They are more than the faculty who teach there and even more than the students who come to learn. A college like Dickinson State takes on its own personality as the total o f all these factors. It becomes a unique com munity where people are encouraged to grow, both as individuals and as part o f an extended family. We are proud o f this community spirit at DSC and we think you will see it reflected in the pages o f the Prairie Smoke. There's a feeling o f warmth here that's more than just western hospitality. Dr. A.A. Watrel
Back ro w L to R: Lester Stern. M ilto n H ertz. Bryce Streibel. Gene M a rtin . Jim Larson. K ent A lm ; F ro n t ro w : Jean Guy. C a ro l Jacobson. G eraldine Clapp
Administrative Offices
Dr. D a v id Barry V.P. fo r A cade m ic A ffa irs
LaVern Jessen D ire c to r o f S tudent Services
Dr. D e l Gab Dean o f M en P rofessor o f E ducation
M a ry Johnson Dean o f Women Assist. Prof. o f Ed.
Dr. P aul Larsen V.P. fo r S tudent A ffa irs
Dr. O. T. Belsheim V.P. fo r D e v e lo p m e n t/C o n t. A ffa irs
N e il A b le id in g e r D ire c to r o f A d m issio n s/R e g istra r
H ow a rd K itchen D ire c to r o f Student C enter
B etty Kleeman C ollege Nurse
Rhonda Thompson B ookstore P ersonnel
Sandy K lein Study S kills In s tru c to r
M a ry A n n C ulver M a ilro o m M a nage r
June Hamers Dean o f M e n ’s Secretary
M o n ica W o lf - Jack A y lo r P ublic R elations P ersonnel
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B ernett Reinke H ead Librarian
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James M a rtz A c q u is itio n s Libraria n
Eileen Kopren C irc u la tio n Librarian
Louise Pearson C ataloger
Business O ffice Personnel: Back ro w L to R Kay Hanssen. M a ri Jo A ckle y. A lv in B instock ; Front: V icky Haaland. Sharon W olf. M a rily n M o rm an
Geisla C a rtm ill Library Technician
A rle n e C hap inski - R odger Fraase C om p uting Services P ersonnel
Administrative Secretaries Student Services
M a rg o S tegm ille r - E laine Fedorenko S tudent Services P ersonnel
L to R: M u rie l Dassinger. A lm a P luth. M a rth a K ruger A d m in is tra tiv e Secretaries
Admissions - Registrar’s Office
L to R: Deb Stearns-Adm issions Counselor. Janice Feldman. D onna M ille r. Joan Skabo. M a rily n W heel er. M a rs h a ll M e lb ye-A dm issio ns C ounselor
Saga Food Service Personnel
F ro n t ro w : Barb K okkler. Irene Lagge. Lorraine Rykow ski. Dave Thompson. C orrine K nutsen; Back row. Barb Stienbach. Florence K oepplin. B rian O 'N eil.
Campus Maintenance Personnel
Row one.- E m il Vetter. J u lia n n H atzenbuhler, Sharleen R o lling. Beatrice P ortscheller; Row tw o: M a rg a re t Ficek. H arry Baysore. Therisa Hatzenbuhler. B etty M arsh; T hird ro w : Clem H eidt, M e lv in Lagge. Joseph K okkoler. D o m in ic M u th . Joseph H avelka. Louis Treiber. Leo Schatz. Terry H orton.
School O f A rts A nd Sciences
D r. Frank Pearson H ead o f A rts a n d Sciences Professor o f M u sic
K e ith W ile y A s s is ta n t P rofessor M u s ic
D enn is N avra t P rofessor o f A r t
C lin to n S heffie ld A ssociate Professor o f A r t
Division O f Communications 3 Humanities
D o n D uds A ssociate P rofessor A rt
Jean W aldera A s sociate P rofessor Speech- Theatre
N e il M cFadgen A ssociate Professor Jou rnalism
D a n ie l M c V e ig h A ss is ta n t Professor English
D r. C a rl Larson C hairm an Professor o f English
LeKoy O b e rla n d e r A ssociate Professor Germ an
W illia m Flem ing A ssociate Professor E nglish & P hilosophy
Dr. D. Elaine Stanberry P rofessor o f English
Division O f Natural Science ÂŁ Mathematics
Dr. W in ifre d Stump P rofessor o f Speech a n d Radio B roadcasting
W illia m Massey A ssociate Professor M athem atics
D r. L. Ray W heeler Professor o f English
P ris c illa M c G ill In s tru c to r C om p u te r Science
M y ro n Freem an C hairm an P rofessor o f B io lo g y
D r. R obert Todd P rofessor o f C hem istry
Joh n M a cD o n a ld Professor o f B iology
D r. Fred W errem eyer P rofessor o f M a them atics
Division O f Social 5 Behavioral Sciences
D ale Ziem an Professor o f C hem istry
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G erald W aldera C hairm an A ssociate P rofessor P o litic a l Science
D r. M ic h a e l Soper Professor o f H is to ry
D r. Russell Veeder Professor o f H isto ry
School O f Business A nd Adm inistration
Larry League A ssistant Professor Geography $ Earth Science
D r. J o h n W h itlo c k A s s is ta n t P rofessor S ociology
W illia m Goetz A c tin g H ead o f D ept. A ssista n t P rofessor Business
R ichard K ing A ssociate Professor Business
C harles M o rris o n Professor o f Business
Kayleen N o d ia n d Le cture r o f Business
Roger K ilw e in A ssistant Professor Business
M a rlys Paulsen Lecturer o f Business
School O f Education, Health Sciences, Physical Education Recreation and Psychology Division O f Education ÂŁ Psychology
Dr. Leland Skabo Professor o f Business
Dr. Tom Jensen H ead o f Dept. P rofessor o f E ducation
Sharon Geyer Lecturer o f L ibrary Science
Travis H aakedahl A ssistant Professor Education
Division O f Recreation Physical Education
C alvin Lundberg A ssociate Professor E ducation
Kay W errem eyer A ssociate Professor E ducation
H enry B iesiot A ssistant Professor o f P.E. C oaching
Terry Burgess In s tru c to r o f P.E. C oaching
D a rw in W helan A ssociate Professor Education
D enis Lim ke A ssista n t P rofessor o f P.E. C oach ing
R oger H uffm an A th le tic D ire c to r A ssociate Professor o f P.E.
C elia Jo Lin d q u ist In s tru c to r o f P.E. C oaching
School O f Applied Science And Technology Divisioh O f Farm/Ranch Management
Bertha Geiger A ssociate P rofessor o f P.E. C oaching
Eric A rn ts o n C hairm an A ss is ta n t P rofessor Fa rm /R a nch
A rn o ld Fleck In s tru c to r Fa rm /R a nch
D uane G ardiner In s tru c to r Farm /R anch
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Division O f Nursing
Jeannette Berger In s tru c to r N ursin g
Lola Freeman In s tru c to r N ursin g
Terry K lusm ann In s tru c to r N u rsin g
Lonna M ilb u rn A ssistant Professor N ursin g
Division O f Technical Education
G eorgia Raasch In s tru c to r N u rsin g
Gary K alanek Lecturer Heavy E quipm ent O perators
D em aris U nruh In s tru c to r N u rsin g
B ruce Nesheim Le cture r Heavy E quipm ent O perators
Ken Kussy D ire c to r Le ctu re r o f Technical E ducation
D o n Rea Le cture r H ig h w a y Transportation
O. C arlyle Johnson Lecturer H ig h w a y Transportation
R ick Z e ig le r Lecturer H eavy E quipm ent O perators
Senior Class Officers President-Kevin Kourajian Jamestown, ND V. President-Dave Schmidt Yorkton, Sask., Canada Secretary-Denise Binstock Regent, ND
Debby Candee B eaudoin B iology D ickinson . N D A rle n e A nde rson C olleg e Studies N ew England. N D
Treasurer-Darlene Heck Mandan, ND A d visor-Dr. David Barry
R honda Benson B u siness/P h ysica l E ducation C olum bus. N D
Linda Benz E lem entary E ducation B el fie ld . N D
J a iro A . B ernal C ollege Studies D ickin so n . N D
Jolene A n n Bins lo c k M e d ic a l Secretary Regent. N D D enise B instock Elem entary E ducation Regent, N D
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Todd Bertsch Radio B raodcasting C o k trip , M T
M o n ic a B oespfiug English Plevna, M T
Jay Jo h n Brausch B iology Glen U llin , ND
K athe rine L. Buckm an C ollege Studies B elfield, N D
Je rily n C andrian Legal Secretary Regent, N D
S helly Lynn C ham berlain C h o ra l M u sic P rince A lb e rt, Sask. Canada
Jane Cook E lem entary E ducation M a rian, I A.
Karen A n n D ahle n Business E ducation H a llid a y, N D
Jen D e ich e rt M e d ic a l Secretary R aleigh. N D
Rose D e ich e rt Elem entary E ducation Raleigh. ND
D a n ie l D e ich e rt C ollege Studies Lark, ND
J e ffre y A. D om agala M a them atics Bowm an, N D
X avier M . D u ka rt M athem atics D ickinson , ND
D ale D olechek Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson , N D
W ade G. Enget C ollege Studies Powers Lake, N D R aym ond Eckness Radio B roadcasting Crosby, N D
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D eborah M a rie Erdle Executive Secretary R ichardton, N D
Tim othy Joh n Erdle Business A d m in is tra tio n R ichardton. N D
C arm aine Freth P hysical E ducation W illisto n , N D
D a v id N eal Feist Farm a n d Ranch M anagem ent Velva, ND
M ic h a e l A . Fisher Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson . N D
K arla Forster Elem entary E ducation R ichardton, N D
Curtiss L. Franchuk Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson . ND Rita A . Freitag C ollege Studies G len U llin, N D
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C a ro l Gatzke E le m e n ta ry/P h ysica l E ducation Regent, N D
E laine K. G engler E lem entary E ducation D ickinson , N D
Robert A lle n Ferebee Farm a n d Ranch M a nagem ent H a lliday. ND
Tammy G jerm undson English M a rshall. N D
Tammy K. Glasser Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson , ND
M a ry L. G ernand Elem entary E ducation N ew Leipzig. N D
Irene J. Goetz Elem entary E ducation D ickin so n . N D
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B onnie Leah Gresser C hem istry D ickinson . N D
J u lian e Haag M a them atics D ickinson , H D
Sharon L. Haase A c c o u n tin g C le rica l H ew Leipzig, H D
D ebra H a ll C ollege Studies M andaree, H D
W endy H anna I yr. S ecretarial Program D ickinson , H D A lm a C eviston He id Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson , H D
J e ri H e id English H ew Salem, H D
D a lila J. H e in e rt Elem entary E ducation D ickinson , H D
Eva M a rie H ild e rm a n O ffic e C le rica l Hazen. H D
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D u d le y J. H om e lvig P hysical Ed/Speech A m id o n , N D
D a lto n D. H uber Business A d m in is tra tio n Dodge. ND
Lu A n n H esselbart Legal Secretary Crosby. ND
Terri V ert Jensen Business E ducation Sidney. M T
Debra Jukich Legal Secretary Esko. M N
Leigh A n n H uether C ollege Studies Regent. N D
N ick J. Klemm, Jr. C ollege Studies D ickinson , ND Grace A n n Kerzman Executive Secretary Emmet. A ID
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M a ry M . K re itin g e r A c c o u n tin g C lerica l Golva, ND
K ris ty K ostelecky Executive Secretary D ickinson, N D
Lisa A n n K o h le r H isto ry Bismarck, N D
Florence D. K ostelnak Elem entary E ducation K illd eer. N D
Kevin M ic h a e l K ourajian Business A d m in is tra tio n Jam estown. N D
D a ry l K udrna Business A d m in is tra tio n South H eart, N D Linda M a rie K untz Legal Secretary D ickinson , N D
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J u lie Larson Elem entary E d /P h y s ic a l E ducation N ew Salem, N D
V erlaine Larson Business A d m in is tra tio n Beach. N D
Jerry T. K ushner Business A d m in is tra tio n E dm onton, A lb ., Canada
James Ley E lem entary E ducation Jam estow n. N D
K yle M ack C om posite M u sic Bismarck, N D
Lisa Jean Lee O ffic e C le ric a l W a tfo rd City.
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M a ry M e u ch e l O ffic e C le rica l Glen U llin . N D Susan J. M a yo C om posite M u sic Langenburg. Sask., Canada
S hirley M eschke Elem entary E ducation D ickinson . N D
Joseph J. M e yer A c c o u n tin g D ickinson , N D
M a ry A n n M ittle id e r C om posite M u sic Sykeston, ND
M a rily n N eiters P hysical E d u c a tio n /E a rth Science G eology Steele. N D
Ryan D w ayne N elson P hysical E ducation G lenburn. ND
A N ancy A n n N ygaard A c c o u n tin g C lerica l Gascoyne. ND
W esley O britsch A llie d H ealth D ickinson , N D C raig O lson Business A d m in is tra tio n N ew E ngland, N D
C indy M a rie Peters Business A d m in is tra tio n Bowman, N D
Dean Lindsay P rintz In stru m e n ta l M u sic Y orkton. Sask., Canada
Karen Rae O lson O ffic e C lerica l New England, N D
Roxanne Repetow ski E xecutive Secretary B elfield, N D
Peggy A n n Reynolds Radio B roadcasting Glendive, M T
Randy Pachl H is to ry Beulah, N D
D ale Lee Sayler Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson , N D
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Laurel J. Schwartzman Sayler E lem entary Education D ickinson , N D
Stanley Sayler A c c o u n tin g D ickinson , N D
Susan A n n S andvik Business A d m in is tra tio n South H ead , N D
Renae M . S chierm eister Elem entary E ducation D ickinson , ND
D a v id W allace S chm idt C om posite M u sic Yorkton, Sask., Canada
P h yllis Schreder Elem entary E ducation D ickinson , N D
M a rv in Schulz P hysical E ducation Bismarck, N D
Bruce Scott Business A d m in is tra tio n M a nning , ND
M a rk Sieved Business A d m in is tra tio n Bismarck, N D
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Sharon Lynn Smith Business A d m in is tra tio n Bismarck, N D
L illia n C rook Sorenson English Rhame, N D
Tom Six Physical E ducation F o rt M a dison, IA
H a ro ld M a rtin Stroh Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson . ND M ic h e lle Louise Stoltz M a them atics D ickin so n , N D
C arm el M . S teckler Executive Secretary D ickinson , N D
C ynthia M . Tamayo Business A d m in is tra tio n D ickin so n , N D
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D ean Thomas G raduate M a n n in g
Janet Thompson P hysical E ducation A rne gard , N D
O rdean Tweden A cco u n tin g /B u sin e ss A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson , ND
W ade Linseth Veeder Business A d m in is tra tio n W a tfo rd City, N D
M a ry Teresa Vert Business E ducation O u tlo o k , M T
D oreen A n n e tte V ining A c c o u n tin g C lerica l Velva. N D
M a rk V ining A c c o u n tin g D ickinson , N D Rita Rose W agner Elem entary E ducation Glen U llin , N D
Ken W anner Business A d m in is tra tio n Gladstone. N D
K enneth W eisenberger Business A d m in is tra tio n H alliday. N D
Charles D ouglas W alters Businesd A d m in is tra tio n D ickinson . N D
Ju lie Z e lle r Elem entary E ducation Carson, ND D arle ne Joan W hite C om posite M u sic Swan River. M an.. Canada
K im berly Weisz A c c o u n tin g C le ric a l H a lliday. N D
Joyce A n n E iechtner N ursin g Bism arck. ND
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G eralyn M a rie G jovig N ursing Fortuna, ND
Gay Lynn Haney N ursing D ickinson . ND
L u c ille H. K ostelecky N ursing D ickinson , N D
E lizabeth Letteer N ursing Bismarck. ND
Lynn A n n M e id in g e r N ursing Fallon, M T D ebbie K. M ille r N ursing Lemmon. SD
Velda M o n tg o m e ry N ursing W esthope. N D
Jacalyn F. M osset N ursing Selfridge. ND
P aulette Ness H usarik N ursin g Lake Park. M in n .
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M a ry Ellen C. G ately Shea N ursing D ickinson . N D
M a rlys A n n W alter N ursing D ickinson . ND Luella Theurer N ursin g Elgin. N D
K im b e rly Faye Yesel N ursin g W a tfo rd City. N D
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The Student Senate is the official governing body o f the DSC students. They are responsible for a vareity o f tasks including elections, and various activities held during the year. Center Board o f Governor's is the students' voice that is responsible for the programs and activities that are held throughout the year at the Student Union.
L to R: Sherry Ternes. Brenda Ternes. D an Nissen. K arla Forster. Susie H eidt. D arle ne Heck, Lisa K ohler. Denise Binstock. Carm aine Ereth. C hris M u lla le y. P al Forster. Brad H intz
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The Prairie Smoke staff has the annual task o f putting together an overall re view o f the happenings o f the year.
L to R: G o ld ie Loder. C heryl Reiter. C a ro l A rn o ld . Dan H art. M a rla Rogner. Sue Cook. Delonnes M o ltzen
Taking interviews, snapping pictures: They always seem to be in the right place at the right time. The Western Con cept staff works hard to meet their deadlines and to inform the students o f the current happenings on campus.
L to R-. Karen D ahlen. Tammy Gjerm undson, G o ld ie Loder, J e ff Dom agala, Ken W eisenberger, D ean Printz. L illia n Sorenson
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F ront ro w L to R: Jim Banman, A n th o n y Samchek. Steve Loss, M u rra y Lawrence, Kevin K ourajian, D oug M o in ar, Back row. M ik e Steele, Leonard H ibl, Dave Schm idt, Scott Gregory. R ick C alkins
Seated L to R. Susan M ayo. Sheila Hughes. Lisa Sterns. D arle ne W hite. M a ry A n n M ittle id e r; Standing: M aureen Baird. N aom i Dynneson. Shelly C ham berlain, Susan Sigurdson, A la n n a Banman
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Back Row L to R: Linnea Johnson. Steve Tangen, Jim Ley. D oug Bieber. C indy Grefe. F ront Row L to R Sandy Schlag. C indy Peters. Norm a B raddock. Linda Bugner. N ancy N ygaard
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L to R. D a rre ll Flynn. Kevin Janes. C urt Franchuk. J e ff M a ke lky. Jim Ladbury. C raig O lson. Scott. J e ff Gab. D a ry l Kudrna. Ron W ingenbach. Pat Forster
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The Alpha Sigma Alpha soror ity, the "red and white" soror ity at DSC, is alive and active on campus. The ASA actives are responsible for their annual Sweetheart Ball. At this time, the actives choose a new " S w e e th e a rt” a n d N o tre L 'Homme.
Son 5 O f Phoenix L to R P aul Ellenbecker. Tim Barber. Bruce K uhn
F ront ro w L to R. Sandy Schlag. B elinda G engler. R honda S undheim . Back row-. Deb Con I in. C indy K le in . Karen Ellefson. D a r lene Heck. C aro! A rn o ld . Linda Kuntz. Kim Hanstad. Rhonda M osbrucker. C indy Leach. Stella C am pbell
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The lota Psi chapter o f the Tau Kappa Episilon fraternity has been active on the DSC campus since 1964. Since then, the fraternity has been working togeth er with the community and with the college sponsoring various annual events.
Daughters O f Diana L to R-. Pam Herm an. Nancy M e lc h io r. C laire Wagner. Lisa K ohler. C a ro l A rn o ld . J e ri C andrian. Pam Hecker. Linda Hodges.
Sitting-. Gene Jordan. C urt R idl. Wes O britsch; K nee lin g; B ruce K uhn. Glenn Urlacher; S tanding: D ale Sayler. Rick C al kins. K e lly H erold.
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Row one L to R J u lie B eaudoin. L a urie-A n n Sailer. Sheldon Linseth, M u rra y Lawrence. Lisa Stearns. N aom i D ynneson, L o ri H artwig. Sheila Hughes. Karen D ahlen. R uth Doppler-. Row two-. Ju lia n e Berger. Raymona Broussard. Jim Banman, Steve Loss. Kevin K ourajian. Scott Gregory. A b b y M ilro y . Susan Ham re. M a ry A n n M ittle id e r. A la n n a Banman.- Row three: Susan M ayo. Jody H oovestol. S helly C ham berlain. Jim Scaife. Kevin J u illa rd . B rad W ickware. D o u g M o ln a r. J e ff Dom agala. B illie Gibson. D arlene W hite: Row four.- S h e rrill Parsons. Je w e ll Roehl. D ale M iln e . Leonard H ibl. Rick Calkins. Wes O britsch. Dave Schmidt. Paul H endrickson. M ic h e lle Bruski. Shelley Lawrance. M a ureen B aird
Back ro w L to R. B rad W ickw are. Scott Gregory. J e ff D om agala. Jim Scaife. Rick Calkins. Steve Loss. Sheldon Linseth. Kevin K ourajian: F ront row : Shelly C ham berlain. Ju lia n e Berger. Susan M ayo. L a urie-A n n Sailer. M ic h e lle Bruski. Karla Forster. Susan M ayo. Laurie A n n Sailer. M ic h e lle Bruski. Karla Forster. Susan Hamre. Ruth D oppler. Lisa Stearns. A b b y M ilro y
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Seated fa r le ft: Dave S chm idt, Jim Banman, J e ff H e id t; Row one L to R. A n th o n y Samchek, D arle ne W hite, N aom i Dynneson, M aureen Baird, Pam Forster; Row tw o : D ale M iln e . M ik e Steele. Gale Davy, Bob Sticka. Kyle M ack. M u rra y Lawrence, Shelley Lawrence. Ron Schaeffer, K eith Wiley.
Front ro w L to R. Jaci Floward. Pam Forster. D arle ne W hite. Sheila Hughes. Ju lie Beaudoin; Row tw o : Scott Gregory. Je w e ll Roehl. Susan M ayo, Lisa Stearns, M a ry A n n M ittle id e r. A b b y M ilro y . A n th o n y Samchek, M a ureen Baird, N aom i D ynneson; Row three-. K evin K ourajian, Ron Schaeffer. Bob Sticka. J e ff D om agala. M ik e Steele. S h e rrill Parsons, M u rra y Lawrence, K yle M ack. Shelley Lawrence, D ale M iln e , Jim Banman, D oug M o ln ar, K eith W iley. Gale Davy. Sue Sigurdson
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Front: K ris ti Kostelecky. Linda Bugner: Back: D elonnes M o ltzen. Susie H eidt. Marsha Steffan
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Front: C aro l Pasicznyk. Lana W ollenhurg. Ju lie M ichaels. Back: Candis Candee. K ari Koppinger. Jeri H eld
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1980-Homecoming From cowboys to Indians, greasers to the attire o f the 80's. HOMECOMING /9 8 0 proved to be a week o f excitement and festivity. The week's events includ ed: a cowboy day, greaser day. picnic, pep rally, coronation, parade, football and dance. The Homecoming football game against M inot State also proved to be exciting and successful for the Blue Hawks as they overpowered the Beavers with a 10— 5 victory. Reigning over the activities were Princess Denise Binstock o f Regent. ND and Chief Den nis Sulser o f Glascow, Mt.
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Each year homecoming includes various events. Pictured clockwise is Carol Arnold, 1980-1981 TKE Sweetheart; the first place float designed and decorated by the TKE fraternity; bottom, ASA actives and pledges participating in their own way in the 1980 homecoming parade.
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Top: S oloist P aul H end rickson dem onstrates h is a b ility a t the g ra n d p ia n o ; B otto m Left: Sheila Hughes sings fo r the a udience: Bottom rig h t: D o u g Bieber. A n n e tte Bender, a n d M ik e K rzm arzick in 'O ne-Liners ', a th e a te r de partm ent skit.
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Spring. With that one word, stu dents begin thinking o f fun in the sun, green grass and final exams. Along with spring at DSC come "Sure Beats Winter" week (SBW). The Center Board o f Governors is responsible for the many long hours that are spent organizing and preparing for the annual event. Various games o f skill and chance along with special programs and attractions are included in the festivities.
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Front: K orlo Forster. Jonie R othbun. Koren D ohlen. R oxonne Repetowski, Rito W agner: Bock: Sherry Bottest. Linda Opp. Mrs. Burm eister. Laurel Riehl. M o n ica Boespflug. Lovern G ion
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Back row : Sandy Selensky, C arolyn Geiser. Laurie Volesky, Lynette A lle x , J e ri H eid, J u lie Larson, N ancy M o sher; F ro n t row. Kathy Keller. Shawn Baker. S helly C ham berlain, Becky Schiwal. Joy Pearson. W anda Senn, Jam ie M o rk ; Lying: C hris B u tle r
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The dorm councils at DSC serve as representatives for the residents o f Delong. Woods. Selke and Kline felter halls. Their duties are to orga nize social activities and any matters that arise during the school year.
Left: J e ff D om agala. Tom Six. K ellen S te c k te rF ro n t row : Bob N eil. M a rk Jeske. Joe Lopez; Back Row: K u rt Lesser. Tim Rooker. D elane Bauer. Tim Tollefson; R ight: D ale W eiler. Perry Braunagel. Terry G ill
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Whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Who L to R: Pat Forster. N ick Klem m Jr.. Ross R einhiller. C u rt Stockert. C urt Franchuk. D enise B instock. N aom i Dynneson. J e ff Dom agala. Carmaine Ereth. LaVern Gion. Lisa K ohler. Sandy Franchuk. Rita Wagner.
Who's Who Among Students In Ameri can Universities and Colleges is a group o f students who have been chosen for their leadership, scholastic abilities and contributions to their respective college or university. DSC was allowed to choose 21 students from their student body.
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Row one. Todd O lson. D oug Sturlaugson. M a rk Fox. S tuart Davis. Tom C hristiansen. B rad H intz. Vance A nde rson, un know n. Wes Wasem. Jerry Davis. Scott Privratsky. Craig A nderson. J e ff M onson. Row two. u n know n. Tim C hristian. D o u g R olfsrud. Steve H all. Bruce D eB ilt. Roger R udolph. Dave Grubb. Ron W ingenbach. Greg Becker. J e ff Lebsock. Tim Guenzler. B ill H o u g h t; Row three: Tom Huus. D a vid H art. D ave R olfsrud. Joh n Thilm ony. Jerry H uffm an. D avid Bosch. M a rty Knudson. K yel H ode nfeld . Bruce W old, un know n. John Stenmoen. Jim Ladbury; Row four-. B rian Severence. Scot Sorenson. J e ff M akelky. K elly M cN ary. P aul Neubauer. Brian Fly berg, un know n. Todd W andler. Pat Kovash. Perry Lee. N ed Nastrom . B rad Ladbury; Row five: C hris Sorensen. Dan Nissan, unknow n. P aul Herauf. Paul H endrickson. Robby V oight. K e lly Rasch. Joe M a rsh a ll. J e ff Brow n. M ik e A lte n b u rg . Jay B ratland. Tim M ichaelson. Jerry Kushner. Todd Syverson. Dave M icha elson . C hris W alby. D ennis Sulser.
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Coach Hank Biesiot was pleased with the effort that his squad put forth during the 1980 season. The season record for the DSC Blue Hawks was 7â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 2.
Black Hills State NDSSS- Wahepton Mayville State Valley City State Chadron M into State (Homecoming) Jamestown College BJC Rocky Mountain
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Front ro w : J e ff W erthm an, D elane Bauer. Rick W ashburn. Lance Gierke. Blake Biel. Joe Lopez. M gr. Brad Hintz-. Back row: Coach Roger H uffm an, K yle Julson. Terry G ill. D ale W eiler. D an Tollefson. R odger Fischer. Tim Lind quist
L to R: Ju lie Schafer. Tina Baar. N ancy Davis. Lisa Eide. Teresa D vorak
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Coach Kathy James was pleased with the season. There were a lot o f close games that could have gone either way. Over-all they had a really fun and exciting year. She was proud o f a ll the girls. Named to 1980 All-Conference Volleyball Team: Carol Gatzke. Rhonda Benson. Janet Thompson.
Front row: Linda Bugner. R honda Benson. C aro l Gatzke. Laurie Volesky. Janet Thompson. D eM a ris Larson. Barb Kast: Second row: Sherry Battest. B illie Gibson. Sandy G unlickson, D eb Sax. C a ro l D obitz. Kay Johnson. N ancy King. L o ri H a rtw ig : Third row : Rose D eichert. Sandy N ichols. Coach K athy James. Sandy Clark. D enise Forbregd. Susie Harper. C arm aine Ereth. Lou Straub. Coach Bertha Geiger. Pam H ogland. Linda C ahoon
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S.D. Tech Black Hills Chadron (OT) M ary College Chadron S.D. Tech Black Hills Rocky Mountain Northern Montana M inot State M ary College BJC M inot State Mayville State Jamestown College NDSSS Valley City BJC Rocky Mountain M inot State Mayville State Jamestown College NDSSS Valley City State
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"The 8 0 -8 / basketball season was a season o f early success, but due to injuries and unusual situations, the conference season proved to be very demanding. " commented Coach Denis Limke. He also spec ulated that because the J. V. team had such a successful season that the future o f menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s BB at DSC looks very positive.
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Black Hills State Eastern Montana Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain Eastern Montana UND - Williston BJC Valley City State Mayville State Minot State Mary College UND - Williston Jamestown College Minot State Valley City State Mayville State Jamestown College Mary College BJC Black Hills State
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M in o t State M a y v ille State C hadron State BJC Jam estow n V alley C ity State NDSSS- W apheton N W C C -P ow ell C hadron State B lack H ills State N o rth e rn State M o n ta n a
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F irst - N o rth e rn State In v ita tio n a l T h ird - St. C lo u d Tournam ent F irst - Black H ills State Tournam ent N D C A C C ham pions Eleventh - N a tio n a l N A IA Tournam ent
Seven DSC Champions. That's Right! Seven!! They are Kevin Thomason, Keith Burwick, Chad Lybeck, Jeff Nagel, Clay Nagel, Jim Ladbury and Kurt Less er. The seven DSC champs along with Dan Pitsch, travelled to Edmond, OK, to compete at the NAIA national meet. The Blue Hawks finished 11th over all, obtaining the highest place finish o f any District 12 team which includes Montana, North and South Dakota and Wyoming. "This allowed us to reach our goal o f placing in the top twenty and almost broke through the top ten, ” commented Coach Terry Burgess. "It was also a great experience for our wrestlers. " For Kurt Lesser, his best was enough for him to capture the national title in the heavy-weight division. Kurt became the first DSC wrestler to win a national title in more than fifteen years. "Kurt is my first national champion, and I hope to have more, but this one will always be special to me”, Burgess admitted. To Lesser, the win taught him to " . . . be lieve in yourself."
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F ront row-. K ent Snyder. Kevin Thomason. K eith B urw ick, D an Pitsch. C had Lybeck. J e ff Nagel. John Banas. C lay Nagel. Jim Ladbury. K u rt Lesser. J e ff H ickok. C hris Eiserman: Back ro w : Tom S ol berg, Terry K e ith ly. K evin J u t Hard. Joh n Schm idt. B rad Ladbury. Loren W erchau. D uanne M u eller. Jim Eddlem an. Vic Feller. M ik e K ostelecky. Coach Terry Burgess.
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Baseball Row one: J e ff M onson. Greg Becker. K eith Peterson. B ill H aught. B rad Foss. B rian Flyb urg: Row tw o: Gary M oon. K ellen Sleekier. M ik e Severson. Dave Grubb. D o u g Sturlaugson, J e ff Lebsok. N oah W illiam s. Gary A nderson, B ill A nne r: Row three: K evin Sukut. K e lly M cN ary. C raig A nde rson. Tim Flovet. C u rt Honeym an. Todd Ost. Tony M oore. Kevin Rogers. Coach H ank B iesiot
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Front row : Tim D o h e rty , C urt Chaska, K ellen Steckler, Bruce B ohlm an ; Back ro w : Jerry F e lle r, Todd Ostrom, Todd O lson, Gary A nde rson, K evin Rogers, Coach D e l Gab, Randy N orthrup , E irik A nderson
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K neeling: K erry K ram lich . K yle M a ck. Tim W olf. D uane H uck: S tanding: J e ff M akelky. N aom i Schm eling. Barb Kast. C huck Jensen. X a vie r D u kart. Tom Irsfeld. Coach Tom Jensen
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Track
Row one: Tim Rooker. P aul H erauf. Joh n Stenmoen. D ennis Gay. Jerry H uffm an. Terry G ill: Row tw o: Tom Six. Sieve Exponda. Perry Lee. Tim Tollefson. K yel H odenfield. Todd Bertsch. Gary Squires. Joe Lopez. C oach Joe Thompson: Row three: J e ff W erthm an. DeLane Bauer. K yle Julson. B rad H intz. B ill Frost, C hris Sorenson. M a rk M olestre, Kevin G ilchrist, M ike H a g fe ld t: Row fo u r: Steve O lson. K u rt Lessor, Dave Bosch. Rick Calkins. C raig Lewis. John Lom heim . Leonard HibT. Row five: Rob Brown. B arry Bam ford, Todd Olson. Blake Biel. Tim Guenzler. K e lly Laird. Tim Lin d q u ist
Row one: Karla Clark, N ancy King. C a ro l Gatzke, Tammy Glasser, Sandy Clark, W endy Krieg. Lynne M a rtin : Row tw o: D eM a ris Larson. Lou Straub. Teresa D vorak, Tina Baar. Linda Bugner. B elinda Gengler. Laurie Volesky. D enise Forbregd: Row three: Jim Ladbury. G ail H avelka. N ancy Davis, Ju lie Schafer. Lisa Fide, Sonja K uhl. C aro l D obitz. Jan ell Larson. Coach Jo Lin d q u ist
A Ilex. Lynette Baird, M aureen Bauer. D elane
Aas. Sharolyn Andersen. Vance Baesler. Sheila Berenger. Linda B irdsall. Carolyn Bogner. M arla Brooks. Ryan Buchholz. Betty
Aasen. Ju d i A rn e tt. Kim Barstad. Brenda Beyer. Jim Black. Trina Bohlm an. Bruce Brown. Jackie Bugner, Linda
Adam s, Q ua dra lin e A rn o ld . C aro l Bartz. Gae Bieber. D oug Bloom . Janet Braddock, N orm a Bruski. M ic h e lle Bumann. C athy
A lle n . Ju lie A u stin . M ile s Bat test. Sherry Biel. Blake B oehler. Lois B rodeh I. A lic e B rydl. D an Cam pbell. Stella
Chemistry students prepare for one o f many experiments they must perform.
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A m an. P a tti Bam ford. B arry Beck. N ancy
A ndersen. M arcia Banas, John Beckman. Geri
Carter. W yonne Cron. D ella D ittus. C athy
Chapman. M a rg o D ahl. Jean D obitz. C aro l
Chase. Lois D ahl. Karen Doe. Casey
C onlin . C ecilia Davy. Gale Doe. Shelly
Cook, Susan D e b ill, Bruce D onisth orp e, Scott D vorak. Veronica Ellenbecker, Paul Feininger. M a rg u e rite Fisher, Barb Fong. Lona
C ornell, Linda Decker. Jolyn D uncan. K erry D ynneson. N aom i Fnebo. D avid Feller. V icto r Fisher. K ileen Forbregd. D enise
C orneil. C rystal D eichert. Bernie D vorak. Barb Fhret. Shawna Fsponda. Stephen Fettig. M a rie Flyberg. Brian Forster. Pam
Cornelison. Sharon D ietz, Sheila D vorak. Theresa F id a. Lisa Faul. Brenda Forster. Pat Flynn. D a rre ll Fox, Karen
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F u lker. A u d re y Glaser. June G ullickson . A lic e
Fox. M ark Gibson. B illie Grevious, Starla Haase. Peggy Havelka. G ail Hecker. Greg H eidt. Susie H endrickson. Paul
Frank. Rosalie Gieser, Carolyn G rim , Janice H all. Steven H auff. C onnie Hecker, Luke H einert, Sharol Herm an. Pam
Fritz, C arol G ill, Terry Gross. Carla Hart, Dan Haugen, N aom i Hecker, Pam H einrich, Wanda Herm ann, Jodeen
Frost, B ill Gion, Lavern Grubb. Dave H artm an. Jo Hauser, M a rgie Held, Je ri Heinsen. K ari H ibl, Leonard
The DSC Blue Hawk mascot looks on hoping for a victo ry -
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Gab. J e ff G ordon. R honda G ullickson . Penny
Geiger, Renae G reenshields, Jerome G unlickson, Sandy
Geist. Cathy Grefe, Cynthia Haag. J e ff
H ibl, M arla H off. Jamie Johnson. Jeanne
Hinsz. G ail H ogland. Pam Johnson. Kay
H intz. Brad H oovestool, Jody Johnson. Lennea
H intz, Carla H opfauf, M a ry Jordan. Gene
H ochh alter. M arsha H ow ard, Jaci J u llia rd , Kevin Kappel, C raig Kast, Barb Kilzer, Clare K lein, C indy Kostelecky. Twilla
H ochhalter. Sandra Hughes, Sheila Julson. Kyle Kappel, D enise Kearnes. P atty King. M a ry K lein, M a rgie Kostelecky, W anda
H ode nfield , K yel Ihde. K elly Jung, Rebecca Kadrmas. Jam ie K eller. Peggy King, Nancy K lin d w o rth , Shawn K nopik, C olette
Hodges, Linda Janes. Kevin Kadrmas, D aphne K aitfors. Dawn K ilw ein. K athy Kirchm eier. Paula Kostelecky, Shannon K nopik. M argaret
The D.S.C. Music Department provides the entertain ment for basketball games.
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K ram lic, K erry Larsen. D eM aris Ley. Brian
Knopp. K athy Kruckenberg. Je rri Leer. Lanette Lomheim. John M ack. Shelly M altese. N ik k i M a rtin . Theresa M cC oy. B ill
Knudson. M a rty K udrna. Perry Lesser. K u rt Losing. V ickie M agstadt. Lee M altese. Scott M athiason. Karen M eduna. M a ry
K nutson. Lo ri Kudrna. Randy Lev o r sen. K irsten Loss. Steve M ahrer. M a ry M arosok. D a rc i Maxness. Laurie M e lc h io r. N ancy
Kramer. D onna Kunze. L o ri Lewis. Craig Lutz. Dean M a ke lky. J e ff M a rtin . Lynne M cC am ish. D ale M e lla n d . Tracey
Woods Hall residents display their spirit for the annual homecoming festivities.
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K risanits. D ebbie Larson. Ja n e ll Lind quist. Tim
Kronberg, C arol Lawrence. Shelly Loder. G old ie
Kruckenberg. Jackie Leach. C inlhia Loffelm acher. H arlen
Messmer. Joann M ille r. Todd M u lla ley. Chris
Messner. K arla M ilro y . A b b y M u rp h y. D ebbie
M etzger. Jam ie M o ln a r. D oug N ichols. Sally
M ieras, J e ff M o ltzen. D elonnes N ichols. Sandy
M ille r , J e ff M o o n , Gary Nissen, D an O lson, Steve Parsons, S h e rrill Peterson, K eith Privratsky, K erry Rademacher, K athy
M ille r, Lo rrie M o rm an . Sylvia N istler, Barb Opp, Linda Pasicznyk, C a ro l Peterson, Wanda P rivratsky, Scott R athbun, Janie
M ille r, N eal M osbrucker, Rhonda Olsen, Rod Osadchuk, Nancy Peters, K elly Pfeifer, Elaine Pursley, James Reierson, C heryl
M ille r, Todd M osher, Nancy Olson, Todd Oster, C heryl Peterson, Charleen Popiel, Chris Raasch, Renee Rein bo ld . Todd
Ryan Brooks works on a costume for " Tiger at the Gatesâ&#x20AC;?.
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R iedling er, C urt Saetz. Jolene Schiff. JaneI
R iehl. Laurel Sailer, Kevin Schiwal. B ernadette
Riehl. S herryl Sailer. Laurie Schiwal. Peggy
Ringoer. Todd Samchek. A n th o n y Schiwal. Becky
A rt students Harold and Harlan Loffelmacher carefully chip away stone for a future sculpture.
R e in h ille r. C heryl Rodne. Wade Sax. D ebbie Schlag. Sandy Schwarz. D o ro th y Senger. Garret Skabo. Jay Sorch. Cydra
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Reiter. C heryl Roehl. Jew el Scaife. Jim Schonert. Linda Sebastian. Larry Senn. Wanda Slag. Joanne Sorlie. Jim
Rid I. A I Rooker. Tim Schafer. J ulie Schwartz. Cassie Selensky. Sandy Severson. M ik e Slykerman. M y ro n Stearns. Lisa
R id I. K u rt Sadowsky. D a vid Schettler. M ik e Schwartz. L o ri Selensky. Sheila S igurd son, Susan Smart. M a rk Steckler. K ellen
Steiner. D ebbie Suiser. Patty Vaagen. M arsha
Stenmoen. John Thiel. C harlene Vail, Sandra
Stern. Susan S undheim . Rhonda Valder, Karen
Stockert, C urt Teske. Laverne Vanderpan. D oug
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Kevin Kourajian works diligently on his computer home work.
Stroh. C heryl Thomas. JoLynn Voigt. H a ro ld V olkert. Debra W aller. Teresa W eiler. D ale W iedrich. Les W olff. N orm an
Sukut. J e ff Thorpe. Jim Voight. Zane Voltz. Sherry W aller. W arren W erthm ann. J e ff W illiam s. N oah W ollan. Sandra
Sukut. Kevin U rlacher. Glenn Volesky. Laurie Wagner. Claire W alter. C orrine W heeling. Joe W ingenbach. Gary Zarak. Shawn
Straub. Louetta Thilm ony, John Van H orn. W endy V olk. M a rily n W alker. Frances Wasem. Wes W ickware. B rad W olf. Helen Zuern. A n n e tte
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Left: Sherry Ternes as Cassandra. Below: Marshall Nathanson, John Swett, and Scott Gregory construct props; Bottom left: Chuck Andrus, Scott Gregory, Ryan Brooks, Tony Moore, and Marshall Nathanson on stage; Bottom right: Susan Kadrmas working on a "marble bench" for the set.
'Tiger A t The Gates "
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"Kiss M e Kate "
Below left: Dale Milne, Susan Mayo, Mitch Kuntz, and Darlene White on stage. Below right: Dale M ilne as Petruchio and Susan Mayo as Kate. Bottom: Most o f the cast during the opening number.
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Graduation Graduation is a culmination o f years o f study, tests and hard work. To many it is the beginning o f an entire ly new way o f life — full o f adven ture. yet tinged with an apprehen sion o f what the future will bring. To others, it is the sense o f satisfaction in knowing that they have completed a goal which they set many years ago. The years o f study and work have developed each student in various ways: physically: mentally; socially and emotionally. Each o f these stu dents will agree that college has as pects that cannot be gained from any other type o f experience.
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Clockwise top left: Mona Bentz and Neil Ableidinger square final details; DSC President presents diploma to Adela Schwartz; Susan Mayo and Dave Schmidt after the cermony; Right: Carmaine Ereth and Jerry Feller patiently await their "callâ&#x20AC;?; Students anxiously await the start o f the commencement services; left: Bonnie Gresser begins her final steps as an active DSC student.
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A Aas, Sharolyn 85, 92 Aasen, Judi 92 Adams, Quadraline 56, 92 Allen, Julie 49, 92 Allex, Lynette 50, 75, 92 Aman, Patty 92 Andersen, Gary 88, 89 Anderson, Arlene 30, 56 Anderson, Craig 51, 88 Anderson, Eirik 89 Anderson, Marcia 92 Anderson, Scott 92 Anderson, Vance 92 Andrus, Chuck 55, 100 Arnett, Kimberly 92 Anner, Bill 88 Arnold, Carol 48, 53, 60, 61, 67, 92 Austin, Miles Jr. 82, 92
B Baar, Tina 80, 90 Baesler, Sheila 92 Baird, Maureen 54, 55, 62, 63. 92 Baker, Shawn 75 Bamford, Barry 90, 92 Banas, John 87, 92 Banman, Alanna 54, 55, 62 Banman, Jim 54, 55, 62, 63 Barber, Tim 56, 60, 74, 92 Barstad, Brenda 92 Bartz, Gae 48, 92 Battest, Sherry 74, 81 85, 92 Bauer, DeLane 75, 80, 90, 92 Beaudoin, Julie 62, 63 Beck, Nancy 92 Becker, Greg 82, 88 Backman, Geri 92 Bekkedahl, Lori 92 Bender, Annette 71 Benson, Rhonda 30, 81, 85 Benz, Linda 30 Bentz, Ramona 103 Berringer, Linda 92 Berger, Juliane 55, 62 Bernal, Jairo 30 Bertsch, Todd 31, 90 Beyer, Jim 92 Bieber, Doug 49, 57, 71, 92 Biel, Blake 80, 90, 92 Binstock, Denise 30, 48, 66, 68, 76
Binstock, Jolene 30 Birdsall, Carolyn 92 Bjerke, Antoinette 52 Black, Trina 58, 92 Bloom, Janet 92 Boehler, Lois 92 Boespflug, Monica 31, 58, 74 Bogner, Marla 53, 92 Bohlman, Bruce 89, 92 Bosch, David 90 Braddock, Norma 50, 57, 92 Brodehl, Alice 92 Braunagel, Perry 75 Brausch, Jay 31 Brinkman, Granville 58 Brooks, Ryan 92, 100 Broussard, Raymona 62 Brown, Jackie 58, 92 Brown, Robert 90 Bruski, Michelle 62, 92 Brydl, Dan 92 Buchholz, Betty 56, 92 Buchholz, Lou Ann 56 Buckman, Katherine 30 Bugner, Linda 56, 57, 64, 81, 90, 92 Bumann, Cathy 92 Burwick, Keith 87 c Cahoon, Linda 85 Calkins, Rick 54, 61, 62, 90 Campbell, Stella 60. 92 Candee, Candis 64 Candee, Deb 30 Candrian, Jeri 31, 51, 57, 61 Carter, Wyonne 56, 93 Chamberlain, Shelly 31, 54, 55, 62, 75 Chambers, Marcellus 82 Chapman, Margo 93 Chase, Lois 93 Chaska, Curt 89 Christiansen, Tom 59, 74 Christian, Tim 78 Clark, Karla 90 Clark, Sandy 81, 85, 90 Coleman, Robert 58 Conlin, Cecilia 93 Cook, Jane 30, 57 Cook, Susan 48, 53, 93 Corneil, Crystal 93 Corneil, Linda 93
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Faul, Brenda 93 Feininger, Marguerite 93 Feist, Dave 33 Feller, Jerry 89, 103 Feller, Vic 87, 93 Ferebee, Robert 34, 58 Fettig, M arie 93 Fiechtner, Joyce 44 Fischer, Barb 93 Fischer, M ichael 33 Fischer, Kileen 93 Fischer, Roger 80 Flyberg, Brian 87, 93 Flynn, Darrell 59, 93 Fong, Lona 93 Forbregd, Denise 81, 85, 90, 93 Forster. Karla 33, 48, 62 Forster, Pam 63, 74, 93 Forster, Pat 48, 51. 59, 76, 93 Foss, Brad 88 Fox, Karen 93 Fox, M ark 94 Franchuk, Curt 33, 59, 76 Franchuk, Sandy 76 Frank, Rosalie 94 Freitag. Rita 33 Fritz, Carol 94 Frost, Bill 90, 94 Fulker, Audrey 94
Dahl, Karen 93 Dahlen, Karen 31, 53, 56, 62, 74 Davis, Nancy SO, 90 Davis. Stuart 52 Davy, Gale 55, 63 DeBilt. Bruce 93 Decker, Jolynn 52, 93 Deichert, Bernie 93 Deichert, Dan 32 Deichert, Helen 48 Deichert, Jen 32 Deichert, Rose 32, 52, 81 Dietz. Sheila 93 Dittus, Cathy 58, 93 Dobitz, Carol 81, 85, 90, 93 Doe, Casey 92 Doe, Shelly 93 Doherty, Tim 89 Dolechek, Dale 32, 51 Domagala, Jeff 32, 49. 50, 53, 56, 62, 63. 75, 76 Donisthorpe, Scott 93 Doppler, Ruth 55, 62 Dressier, Kelly 58 Dukart, Marion 46 Du kart, Xavier 32, 89 Duncan, Kerry 93 Dvorak, Barb 56, 93 Dvorak, Teresa 80, 90, 93 Dvorak, Veronica 93 Dynneson, Naomi 54, 55, 62, 63, 76, 93
E Eddleman, Jim 87 Ehret, Shawna 56, 93 Eide, Lisa 80, 90, 93 Eiserman, Chris 87 Ekness, Ray 32 Ellefsen, Karen 60 Ellenbecker, Paul 60, 93 Enebo, Dave 93 Enget, Wade 32, 56 Erdle, Debbie 33 Erdle, Tim 33 Ereth, Carmaine 33, 48, 76, 81, 103 Esponda, Steve 90, 93
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Corneilson, Sharon 93 Cron, Della 93
G Gab, Jeff 59. 94 Gatzke, Carol 34, 81, 85, 90 Gay, Dennis 82, 90 Geiger, Renae 94 Geist, Cathy 94 Gengler, Belinda 51, 60. 90 Gengler, Elaine 34 Gernand, Mary 34, 49 Gibson, Billie 62, 81, 94 Gierke, Lance 80 Gieser, Carolyn 49, 51, 75. 94 Gilchrist, Kevin 58, 90 Gill, Terry 56, 75. 80, 90. 94 Gilstad, Rusty 58 Gion, LaVerne 74, 76, 85. 94 Gjermundson, Tammy 34, 53, 58 Gjovig, Geralyn 44 Glaser, June 94 Glasser, Tammy 34, 90
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Goetz, Irene 34 Gordon, Rhonda 94 Greenshields, Jerome 94 Grefe, Cynthia 57, 94 Gregory. Scott 54, 62, 63, 100 Gresser, Bonnie 34, 103 Grevious, Starla 85, 94 Grim, Janice 94 Gross, Carla 94 Grubb, Dave 88, 94 Guenzler, Tim 90 Gullickson, Alice 58, 94 Gullickson, Penny 58, 94 Gunlickson, Sandy 81. 85, 94
H Haag, Jeff 94 Haag, Julia ne 35 Haase, Peggy 94 Haase, Sharon 35, 85 Hagfeldt, M ike 90 Hall, Deb 35 Hall, Steven 94 Hamre, Susie 62 Haney, Gay 45 Hanstad, Kim 60 Hanna, Wendy 35, 58 Harper, Susie 81 Hart, Dan 49, 53, 74, 94 Hartman, Jo 94 Hartwig, Lori 62, 81 Hassebrock, Amy 57 Hauck. M ichael 58 Hauff, Connie 94 Haught, Bill 88 Haugen, Naomi 58, 94 Hausauer, M ark 82 Hausauer, Stan 58 Hauser, Marie 94 Havelka, Gail 90, 94 Heck, Darlene 48, 57, 60 Hecker, Greg 94 Hecker, Luke 94 Hecker. Pam 61, 94 Heid, Alma 35 Held, Jeri 35. 52 Heidt, Jeff 63 Heidt, Susan 48, 50, 64, 94 Heinert, Dalila 35, 52 Heinert, Sharol 48, 56, 57, 94 Heinrich, Wanda 94 Heinsen, Kari 94
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Hendrickson, Paul 62, 71, 94 Held, Jeri 64, 75, 94 Herauf, Paul 90 Herman, Pam 61, 94 Herman, Jodeen 94 Hero Id, Kelly 61 Hesselbart, LuAnn 36 Hibl, Leonard 54, 62, 90 Hibl, Marla 95 Hickok, Jeff 87 Hilderman, Eva 35 Hinsz, Gail 95 Hintz, Brad 48, 50, 80, 90, 95 Hintz, Carla 95 Hochhalter, Marsha 95 Hochhalter, Sandy 95 Hodenfield, Kyel 90, 95 Hodges, Linda 61, 95 Hoff, Jamie 95 Hog I and, Pam 81, 85, 95 Homelvig, Dudley 36 Honeyman, Curt 82, 88 Hoovestol, Jody 62, 95 Hopfauf, M ary 95 Hovet, Tim 88 Howard, Jaci 63, 95 Huber, Dalton 36, 56, 74 Huck, Duane 89 Huether, Leigh 36 Huffman, Jerry 90 Hughes, Sheila 54, 55, 56, 62, 63, 71, 95 Husarik, Paulette 45
I Ihde, Kelly 95 Inches, Ron 56 Irons, Vernette 57 Irsfeld, Tom 89 Irwin, John 58
Janes, Kevin 59, 95 Jensen, Chuck 89 Jensen, Terry Jeske, M ark 75 Johnson, Jeanne 95 Johnson, Kay 81, 85, 95 Johnson, Linnea 57, 95 Jordon, Gene 61, 95 Julliard, Kevin 62, 87, 95
Jukich, Debra 36 Julson, Kyle SO, 90, 95 Jung, Rebecca 95
K Kadrmas, Daphne 95 Kadrmas, Jamie 95 Kadrmas, Susan 100 Kaitfors, Dawn 95 Kappel, Craig 95 Kappel, Denise 95 Kast, Barb 81, 89, 95 Kearnes, Patty 48, 95 Keith ley, Terry 51, 87 Keithley, Kathy 75 Keller, Peggy 95 Kerzman, Grace 36 Kilwein, Kathy 95 Kilzer, Clare 95 King, Mary 95 King, Nancy 81, 90, 95 Kirchmeier, Paula 95 Klein, Cindy 50, 60, 95 Klein, Margie 58, 95 Klemm, Nick Jr. 36, 51, 76 Klindworth, Shawn 95 Knopik, Margaret 50, 95 Knopik, Colette 95 Knopp, Kathy 96 Knudson, Marty 96 Knutson, Lori 96 Knutson, Gynell 58 Kohler, Lisa 37, 48, 61, 76 Koppinger, Kari 64 Kostelecky, Greg A. 37 Kostelecky, Kristy 37, 64 Kostelecky, Lucille 45 Kostelecky, M ike 87 Kostelecky, Shannon 95 Kostelecky, Twila 95 Kostelecky, Wanda 50, 95 Kostelnak, Florence 37 Kourajian, Kevin 37, 54, 62, 63 Kramer, Donna 96 Kramlich, Kerry 89, 96 Krebs, Brian 57 Kreig, Wendy 90 Kreitinger, M ary 37 Krisanits, Debbie 96 Krivoruchka, Russ 74 Kronberg, Carol 58, 96 Kruckenberg, Jackie 96
Kruckenberg, Jeri 96 Krzmarzick, M ike 55, 71 Kudrna, Daryl 37, 59 Kudrna, Perry 5 1, 96 Kudrna, Randy 96 Kuhl, Sonja 90 Kuhn, Bruce 60, 61 Kuntz, Linda 37, 51, 60 Kunze, Loriip 96 Kushner, Jerry 38
L Landeis, Lynn 56 Ladbury, Brad 87 Ladbury, Jim 59, 87, 90 Laird, Kelly 90 Larsen, DeMaris 81, 90, 96 Larson, Janell 85, 90, 96 Larson, Julie 38, 52, 75 Larson, Verlaine 38 Lawrance, Murray 54, 55, 62, 63 Lawranee, Shelley 62, 63, 95 Leach, Cindy 60, 96 Lebsock, Jeff 88 Lee, Lisa 38 Lee, Perry 70, 90 Leer, Lanette 85, 96 Lesser, Kurt 75, 87, 90, 96 Letteer, Elizabeth 45 Leborsen, Kirsten 96 Lewis, Craig 90, 96 Ley, Brian 56, 96 Ley, Jim 38, 56, 57 Little Owl, Evalon 52 Lindquist, Tim 80, 90, 96 Linseth, Sheldon 62 Loder, Goldie 51, 53, 58, 96 Loffelmacher, Harlan 52, 96 Loffelmacher, Harold 52 Lomheim. John 90, 96 Lopez, Joe 75, 80, 90 Losing, Victoria 96 Loss, Steve 54, 62, 96 Love, Donna 52 Lutz, Dean 96 Lybeck, Chad 87
M McCamish, Dale 96 McCoy, William 96 Mack. Kyle 38, 55. 63, 89
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Mack, Shelly 96 Mahrer, M ary 95 McNary, Kelly 88 Magstadt, Lee 96 Makelky, Jeff 59, 89, 96 Maltese, Nikki 51, 96 Maltese, Scott 51, 96 Marosok, Darci 96 Marthaller, M ark 56 Martin, Lynne 90, 96 Martin, Theresa 96 Mathiason, Karen 85, 96 Maxness, Laurie 96 Mayo, Susan 38, 54, 55, 62, 63, 100, 103 Meduna, Mary 96 Meidinger, Lynn 45 Melchior, Nancy 61, 96 Melland, Tracey 96 Meschke, Shirley 39 Metzger, Jamie 97 Meyer, Joe 39, 59, 74 Messmer, JoAnn 97 Messner, Karla 97 Meuchel, Mary 38 Michels, Julie 64 Mieras, Jeff 97 Miller, Lorrie 97 Miller, Neal 97 Miller, Todd 97 M iller, Todd R. 97 Milne, W. Dale 55, 62, 63, 100 Milroy, Abigail 62, 63, 97 Mittleider, Mary Ann 39, 54, 55, 62, 63 Molner, Doug 54, 62, 63, 97 Molstre, M ark 56, 90 Moltzen, Delonnes 53, 64, 97 Monson, Jeff 88 Montgomery, Velda 45 Moon, Gary 88, 97 Moore, Tony 88, 100 Morman, Sylvia 97 Mork, Jamie 58, 75 Mosbrucker, Rhonda 51, 60, 97 Mosher, Nancy 51, 75, 97 Mosset, Jacki 45 Mueller, Duane 87 Mullaley, Chris 48, 49, 97 Murphy, Debra 97
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Nagel, Jeff 87 Nathanson, Marshall 100 Nelson, Ryan 39 Nesland, Kendra 50, 85 Neubauer, Paul 74 Nichols, Sally 97 Nichols, Sandy 81, 97 Nicholson, Kristie 56 Nieters, Marilyn 39, 56 Nissen, Dan 48, 97 Nistler, Barb 97 Northrop, Randy 82, 89 Nygaard, Nancy 39, 51
o Obritsch, Wes 39. 50, 61, 62 Olson, Craig 39, 59 Olson, Karen 40 Olson, Rodney 97 Olson, Steve 90, 97 Olson, Todd 89, 90, 97 Opp, Linda 74, 97 Osadchak, Nancy 97 Ost, Todd 82, 88 Oster, Cheryl 97 Oster, Marilyn 56 Ostrom, Todd 89
P Pachl, Randy 40 Parsons, Sherrill 62, 63, 97 Pasicznyk, Carol 64, 97 Pearson, Joy 75 Pelton, Kyle 58 Peterman, Dave 58 Peters, Cindy 40, 56, 5 7 Peters, Kelly 97 Peterson, Charlene 97 Peterson, Keith 88, 97 Peterson, Wanda 58, 97 Pfiefer, Elaine 97 Pitsch, Dan 87 Plummer, Sherry 58 Popiel, Chris 97 Printz, Dean 40, 52, 53 Privratsky, KayAnn 46 Privratsky, KerryAnn 97 Privratsky, Scott 59, 97 Pursley, James 97
R Raasch, Renee 97 Rademacher, Kathy 57, 97 Rasmussen, Gail 58 Rathbun, Janie 74, 97 Reierson, Cheryl 97 Rein bold, Todd 97 Reinhiller, Cheryl 56, 98 Reinhiller, Ross 48, 56, 60, 76 Reisenauer, Jeffrey 74 Reiter, Cheryl 53, 98 Repetowski, Roxanne 40, 74 Reynolds, Peggy 40, 56 Ridl, A l 88 RidI, Curt 61, 98 Riedlinger, Curt 5 1, 98 Riehl, Laurel 74, 98 Riehl, Sherry 85, 98 Ringoen, Todd 98 Rodney, Dean A. 58 Rodne, Wade 58, 98 Rogers, Kevin 88, 89 Rohl, Jewell 62. 63, 98 Romanyshyn, Rita 85 Rooker, Tim 52, 75, 90, 98 s Sadowsky, David 98 Saetz, Jolene 98 Sailer, Kevin 98 Sailer, Laurie 62, 70, 98 Samchek, Anthony 54, 63, 98 Sandvik, Susan 41, 51 Sax, Debbie 81, 98 Sayler, Dale 40, 61 Sayler, Laurel 40 Sayler, Stan 41 Scaif, Jim 48, 56, 62, 70, 98 Schettler, Michael 98 Scheilds, Jon 58 Schiff, Jana I 98 Schiwal, Bernadette 98 Schiwal, Peggy 98 Schiwal, Becky 75, 98 Schlag, Sandy 57, 60, 98 Schmelling, Naomi 89 Schmidt. Dave 41, 54, 55, 62, 63, 103 Schmidt, John 87 Schonert, Linda 58, 98 Schreder, Phyllis 41, 58 Schulz, Marv 41
Schwartz, Adele 103 Schwartz, Cassie 98 Schwartz, Lori 98 Schwarz, Dorothy 98 Scott, Bruce 41, 59 Sebastian, Larry 51, 55, 74, 98 Selensky, Sandy 49, 52, 75, 98 Selensky, Sheila 50, 98 Senn, Wanda 75, 98 Severson, M ike 88, 98 Shea, M ary 46 Sievert, M ark 41 Sigurdson, Susan 54, 55, 63, 98 Senger, Garret 98 Six, Tom 42, 75, 90 Skabo, Jay 98 Skalsky, M ary 49 Slag, Joanne 98 Slykerman, Myron 98 Smart, M ark 52, 98 Smith, Sharon 42 Snyder, Kent 87 Salberg, Tom 87 Sorch, Cydra 98 Sorensen, Chris 90 Sorensen, Scott 58 Sorenson, Lillian 42, 53 Sortie, Jim 98 Squires, Gary 90 Stearns, Lisa 54, 55, 62, 63, 98 Steckler, Carmel 42 Steckler, Kellen 75, 88, 89, 98 Steele, M ichael 54, 63 Steffan, Marcia 64 Steiner, Debra 99 Stenmoen, John 90, 99 Stern, Susan 99 Stewart, Lili 52 Sticka, Robert 63 Stockert, Curt 48, 49, 55, 76, 98 Stoltz, M ichele 42. 50, 57 Stroh, Harold 42, 51 Strabu, Lou 81, 90, 99 Stroh, Cheryl 99 Sturlaugson, Doug 78, 88 Sukut, Jeff 99 Sukut, Kevin 88, 99 Sulser, Dennis 66, 68 Sulser, Patty 99 Sundheim, Rhonda 60, 99 Swett, John 100
T Tamayo, Cynthia 42, 49 Tardif, Kent 42 Ternes, Brenda 48 Ternes, Sherry 48, 55, 100 Teske, La Verne 99 Theurer, Dick 56 Theurer, Luella 46 Thiel, Charlene 56, 99 Thilmony, John 99 Thomas, Dean 43 Thomas, JoLynn 99 Thomason, Kevin 87 Thompson, Janet 43, 81, 85 Thorpe, James 99 Thorpe, Bob 82 Throndsen, Dave 74 Tollefson, Dan 80 Tollefson, Tim 75, 90 Treib, Judy 58 Tuhy, Robert 58 Tweden, Ordean 43, 58
V Vaagen, Marsha 58, 99 Vail, Sandra 99 Valder, Karen 99 Vanderpan, Doug 99 Van Horn, Wendy 99 Vert, M ary 43 Veeder, Wade 43 Vining, Doreen 43, 51 Vining, M ark 43, 58 Voigt, Harold 99 Voigt, Suzanne 58 Voigt, Zane 99 Vokal, Laurie 99 Volesky, Laurie 75, 81, 85, 90 Volkert, Debra 58, 99 Volk, Marilyn 99 Voltz, Sherry 99 w Wagner, Claire 50, 61, 99 Wagner, Rita 43, 74, 76 Walby, Chris 78 Walker, Frances 99 Waller, Teresa 99 Waller, Warren 99 Walter, Corrine 49, 99
Walter, Marlys 46 Walters, Charles 44 Wasem, Wes 59, 99 Washburn, Ricci 80 Weiler, Dale 75, 80, 99 Weisz, Kimberly 44 Werchau, Loren 87 Weisenberger, Ken 44, 49, 53 Werthmann, Jeff 80, 90, 99 Wheeling, Joey 99 White, Darlene 44, 54, 62, 63, 100 Wickware, Brad 62, 70 Wiedride, Les 56, 99 Williams, Noah 88, 99 Wingenbach, Cary 99 Wingenbach, Ron 59, 78, 85 Wittenberg, M ark 82 Wold, Renita 56 Wolf, Helen 99 Wolf, Tim 89 Wolff, Norman 99 Wollan, Sandra 99 Wollenburg, Lana 64
Y Yesel, Kimberly 46 z Zarak, Shawn 99 Zeller, Julie 44 Zuern. Annette 99 Many times all a yearbook is to a person is a book to look through and see how often they are listed. A yearbook, in essence, is a memory o f the year - what happened and some o f the important events that were captured by photo's and writing. When putting together such a com pilation o f ideas, events etc., it becomes in creasingly difficult to decide what to print and what to leave out. It is a job that requires the utmost o f consideration o f importance. Here then is the 1980-81 Prairie Smoke. I hope it satisfies your expectations o f what a memory should be o f a year. I want to thank my staff who helped collect information and photo’s. / especcially want to say thank you to D A N HART, the 1981-82 Prai rie Smoke Editor. We didn't quite make it to Jamestown. Susan Arnold Cook 1980-81 Editor Prairie Smoke 7 /3 1 /8 0