PRAIRIE SMOKE Dickinson State University Dickinson, North Dakota Volume LXII: 1987
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ....................................... Special Events .................... Organizations.......................... Sports.................................... Graduates ............................. Undergraduates ....................... Faculty ............................................ 97 Closing ..................................
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BUILDING NEW THINGS,
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GO HAWAIIAN T he only w ay to go a Blue H aw k Basketball ga m e th is yea r w as Haw aiian. Hats, sun glasses, flo w e red shirts, and leis w ere the typ ical attire fo r the stu d e n ts w ho attended the gam es.
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E O P L E P E O P L E
Kelly, you should enter yo urse lf in the H aw aiian T ro p ic contest!
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O h w hat fun Football ga m e s can be w hen y o u ’re w ith friends.
Either we won, o r there is a g o o d p a rty tonight!
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NINETEEN
EIGHTY SPECIAL EVENTS
CATCH THE WAVE
" C a t c h the W a v e � w as the u n ify in g Blue H a w k s p o rts them e th is y e a r as well as the th e m e for H o m e c o m in g '86. Stu d e n ts and fa n s ca u gh t the w a ve by w e a rin g " C a t c h the W a v e � T -sh irts, sun gla sses, and o th er H a w a iia n attire.
T h e se Blue H a w k s ca ught the w ave aboard one of the m any H o m e co m in g floats.
Jeff Lundberg, stud ent d ire cto r o f the pep band, sp o rts the '86 H o m e co m ing spirit tro p h y- o v e r-siz e d su n gla sse s em blazoned w ith "C a t c h the W a v e ."
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HOMECOMING
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B ra v e s and M a id e n s: Front: D e A n n B in sto ck, K e vin Th om pson. Row Two: FJenry Price, Berna Bartsch, Loretta D vo rak , Lisa Prokop, Paul D obitz. Row Three: Lori B in sto ck, R endi G ranberg, M a r y W e rre m e y e r, Sara Peters, C h e ri W helan, Lynn G ress, Rob Gratz. Row Four: M ik e Faller, Ray Knutson, Kelly Lindblom , R an d y Northrup, T iff A chte nbe rg, Lisa G re ss, D a r c y Strong and Jeff A ndersen.
C A T C H T H E
K e vin T h om p so n sh o w s h is Flom ecom ing spirit.
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W A V E
It w as sure cold, but alot of fun.
H ank P rice k n o w s e xactly w ho to pay attention to, the camera-m an!
P re sid e n t W atre l leads the candidates.
Th e new C h ie f and P rin c e ss take tim e out for a picture.
Jeff L u n db e rg and
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show their d e d icatio n to the Haw ks.
H o m e co m in g w as alot o f fun. E v e ry o n e w as involved and full of excitem ent. T he A r t Club w as b u sy p aintin g h o m ecom ing m urals on w in d o w s th ro u gh o u t the c ity and college, a colorful and e x c itin g p arad e rolled through the stre e ts and the ch e e rle a d e rs and band w ere ge ttin g en th usiastic. T h e d a y e n d e d w ith a 35-6 v ic to ry o ve r the Jam estow n Jim m ies.
HOMECOMING
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W a d e H agler clears a path for Rob Gratz.
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HILLTOP HOLIDAY
T he 32nd annual Hilltop H o lid a y w as held in S tic k n e y A u d ito riu m , Ja n u a ry 10, II, and 12. M a ria n n e D e ro w of C anora, Sask. w a s the d ire c to r fo r the p e rfo r m ances. M a ria n n e had a g o o d w o rk in g crew , w ho inclu ded Barb G re ss, a ssista n t d ire c tor-, K e v in M c L o u th , m usical directo r; and Jeff Lundberg, te chn ical director. T he them e for th is y e a r's Hilltop H o li d a y w as " IN A N O T H E R L A N D ” w h e re a child jo urn eys into a dre a m w orld, and m eets fa scin a tin g, fun and so m e frig h te n ing ch a ra cte rs. A c c o r d in g to D erow , there is so m e th in g fo r the k id in us, yet Hilltop e n te rta in e d the adults as well.
M a ria n n e D e ro w as a "J e a n n ie ” in Hilltop 1987.
Joleen B u re sh co m fo rte d by a song.
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T ru d y Fraase plays the R eign In Spain w hile the M u Phi stand at attention.
A sce n e from the C o m p a n y O f W a y w a r d Saints pe rfo rm e d du rin g Hilltop Holiday.
M e lissa G ib so n and Sandee P e te rso n m ake a "p u rr fe c t � duo.
A gro up of sc a ry cre atu re s co rn e r Joleen B u re sh in one of her dream s.
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H I L L T O P
H O L I D A Y
Barb G re s s c o m fo rts Jolleen B u re sh w ith a song.
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P ra c tic in g for Hilltop takes a lot of concentration.
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K e vin M c L o u th and Jolleen B ure sh sw in g to
K in g of the Jungle.
Hilltop req uire s a lot of team w ork.
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From a s p e c ta to r’s point of view , Hilltop w as topnotch, all around, fam ily e n  tertainm ent. T h e ca st and c re w s hard w o rk really paid off!
M a ria n n e D e ro w refle cts on her d ire ctin g debut.
COUNTRY WESTERN
T h e C a rlso n ’s-C h risty , Lisa, Sharia, C a rrie from Bowbells, N.D. took 1st place in vocal groups.
D ian n a Jilek, M is s D ic k in so n se em s to think the Jam boree is alot of fun.
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JAMBOREE
C h risto p h e r W allw o rk from D ic k in so n placed 2nd in the Instrum e ntalists com petition.
B rian M ic h a le n k o from M in o t placed 1st in the Instrum e ntalists com petition.
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Tania W a h l of Jam e sto w n p ic ke d up a se co n d place int the Female vocalist com petition.
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W IN N E R S - 1987 C O U N T R Y - W E S T E R N J A M B O R E E M a le V o ca list: 1st place — Ralph C h a se , H azen, N.D. 2 nd place — C a r y Kittelson, V elva, N.D. Fem ale V o ca list: 1st place — Je nny Zeller, D ic k in so n , N.D. 2 nd place — T ania W ahl, Jam estow n, N.D. Instrum entalist: 1st place — B ria n M ic h a le n k o , M in o t, N.D. 2 nd place — C h ris to p h e r W allw ork, D ic k in so n , N.D. V o ca l Group: 1st place — C a rls o n ’s (C h risty , Lisa, Sharia, C a rrie ) Bow bells, N.D. 2nd place — A rlie Hulm & M a rc ia Brow n, Faith S.D. N o vice : 1st place — D e A n n Zander, M a n d a n , N.D. 2 nd place — She ldo n B abeck, B ism a rck , N.D. Band: 1st place — L iv in g Proof, V olta ire, N.D. 2nd place — T he B a ck H o m e B o y s, N ew Tow n, N.D. 1st O ve ra ll (trip to N a sh ville ) - Je nny Zeller 2nd O ve ra ll - Ralph C h a se
T h e Tibor B ro th e rs w oop it up a little.
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SOSONDOWAH THEATRE SUMM ER 1986
John Ballard and Sherri A n d ru s in "M u r d e r at the H o w ard Jo hnso ns.”
R ick G o e tz p ro p o se s to Jeanie Beaudoin in "S ta r-Sp a n gle d G irl.”
Peter Mellen, M a n a g in g -D ire c to r - "D e a lin g w ith P ro d u c tio n s.”
K irk M o s le y plays the "E v il V iliian ” in "O n ly an O rp h a n G irl” along w ith D eanna Forster, Rhonda B u rck h ard and Pe rry Forster.
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THE PASSION OF DRACULA
T he a u d ie n ce n e ve r had the pleasure of vie w in g the T h e a tre D e p a rtm e n ts p re se n ta tio n of "T h e P a ssio n of D ra c u la ’’ due to the untim ely death of its lead actor, Bill Flem ing, a fo rm e r teacher at D SU . The p ro d u c tio n w as based on M r. Flem m ing’s in te rp re ta tio n of D ra cula and the sho w could not be p re se n te d w ithout him. T he Y e a rb o o k sta ff w ish e s to m ention D ire cto r, P e te r M elie n and the rest of the cast, w h ic h inclu ded Dr. John Ballard, D o n Ehli, Julee Lundb erg, D.J. W am b ack, K irk M o sle y , C o r y T aylor, C h e ry l V e e d e r and K e v in M c L o u th fo r the m any hours sp ent on the p rodu ction.
GERTRUDE STEIN, GERTRUDE STEIN, GERTRUDE STEIN
L y n n W a lk e r is a Sen io r T he atre A r t s M a jo r at D SU . For her se n io r project, she p e rfo rm e d "G e r tru d e S te in ” w h ic h is a one w om an sh o w about the life of M s. Stein. T h e p e rfo rm a n c e w as un d er the d ire c tion of D o n Ehli w ho put L y n n in center sta g e su rro u n d e d by the m an y p ain tin gs that M s. Stein had collected in her life time.
L yn n W a lk e r as "G e rtru d e S te in ”.
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ALL MY SONS DIRECTED BY PETER MELLEN
R oger Klusm ann, John Ballard an d K e vin M c L o u t h d is c u ss the "c a la m it y ” of the m o rn in g paper.
T h e "L o v e S c e n e ” betw een Julee Lundb erg and D.J. W am back.
"A ll M y S o n s ” by A rth u r M ille r w as p re se n te d by the D SU T h e a tre D e p a rtm e n t in April, 1987 u n der the d ire ctio n of Peter M ellen. T he Set C o n stru c tio n w as un d er the d e sig n of Richard H ogan, A gra d u a te stu d ent fro m M a n k a to State. T h e play ta kes place in the hom e of Joe and Kate Keller in post W W II. In the c o u rse o f the play C h r is Keller, their son, realizes that h is fa th e r w as re sp o n sib le for the death of 21 pilots du rin g the w ar due to faulty parts. D.J. W a m b a ck takes hold of John Ballard w hen he realizes what his father has done.
T h e C a st of 'All M y s o n s ” included D.J. W am b a ck, Roger Klusm ann, John Ballard, M a rg re t Barnhart, C o ry Taylor, Julee Lundberg, Gene Veeder, Kevin M c Lo u th , Je ssica S e v e rso n and K irk M o sle y.
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NINETEEN
EI GHTY ORGANIZATIONS
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E L K E K L I N E F E L T E R
Selke Council: Front: T h om Barnhart, T h eo Sch elesky, Tom W y c k o ff, D a v e Benson, T o b y Schw artz, R andy Hansen, Scott Kast, Susan M e issn e r.
Klinefelter Council: Front: D e re k W illiam s, Tim Phillips, Bill Dent, Jay A n d e rso n , Steve Cash. Back: Barb Kokkeler, K e vin Thom pson. Not Pictured: Paul Chapm an.
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C iZ O r m O
W o o d s Council: Front: Pam W u tzke , A u d ra Miller, M rs. Berm eister, Nola B rooks, Joan Hauser. Back: Janelle Schm idt, K risti Fillipi, V irg in ia Miller, Tw ila C am eron, Susan Reinhiller, Susan Schulte.
D e lon g Council: Front: Joleen Skalsky, C in d y Friedt, Laura Bernard, Kim M a y e r, Leslie Knopik, Lynette W etzel, Jan Enquist, M rs. M orla Rice. M iddle; Sharee Huber, Shelly W alh iese r, Julie Scheitlin, Shelly W olf, Kim Schnieder. Back: Patti Schiw al, Sharie W irtzfie ld , Terri Baldwin, K ath y Fink, Lenni Friedt.
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STUDENT
The stu d e n ts here at D S U got in vo lve d m ost w ith Lip S y n c con tests. The c o n te sta n ts ra n ge d from sin gle so lo ists to large groups. Here, K e n n y Kostelnak sh o w s h is e x p e rtise on his w o o d e n g u i tar, the D S U football ch e e rle a d e rs p e rfo rm a G o G o ’s so n g as the Rah R a h ’s and Rendi G ra n d b e rg, C h e ri W h elan and B erna B a rtch p e rfo rm as the chipm unks.
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ENTERTAINMENT
D S U had m any e n te rta in in g a cts th is year. M o s t of the acts d re w alot of stu dents, and in vo lve d stu d e n ts also Jim G entile seem ed to keep e v e ry o n e s inte rest at heart w hen selecting the entertainers. D S U saw Jim W a n d H y p n o tist, w ho in volved stu d e n ts in his act; Al Katz, a comedian-, Barbara G ordon , w ho authore d the book "D a n c in g A s Fast A s I C a n ”-, H a rve y G riffan, w ho played the harp; Stanton Freedm an, w ho spoke on "F ly in g Sau c e rs are Real” ; B arb er and Seville, a ventrilliquist; a v a rie ty of m ovies, bands, and even C o ffe e H ouse sin g e rs d u rin g noon. I think the a cts d e se rv e a big round of applause!
H a rv e y G riffa n
B arb e r and Seville
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STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT
Barbara G o rd o n spo ke on her ad d ic tio n to Vallium.
Scott Burton-Juggle r C o m e d ia n w ow e d D S U Stud ents w ith his am azing acts humor.
ART CLUB S tu d e n ts fro m D S U h a ve been e x h ib itin g their art for 20 y ears. T h is y e a r the num ber of e x h ib ito rs incre ased sin ce stu d e n ts h a ve been sh o w in g their art. The re a so n is probably b e ca u se enrollm ent in art cla sse s has increased. M o s t of the e x h ib ito rs are art m ajors, a nd have had an interest in art sin c e th ey w ere young. W e h a ve so m e v e ry talented artists rig h t here at DSU .
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T o d d C orneil and his cre a tio n ’. T h is w as on disp lay as part of the student e xhibition at M in d 's Eye Gallery.
Back: T o d d Corneil, D o ro th y Roll, Pegs Johnson. Front. T e re sa Steckler, K athy Stein, Frank Johnson.
Benni P riv a t sk y 'd o in g her th in g ' in M in d s Eye G allery
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HOMECOMING COMMITTEE
Front: K e vin Th om p so n , D e an n e B in sto ck, Le D e anna Sim ik, W a y n e Huck, Karen Sim ik. Row Two: K e vin Duttenhefer, Tom W yco ff, Berna Bartch, Sara Peters. S a n d y Helm an, Julee Lundberg, T o d d Corneil. Row Three- M iche lle Siew ert, Lynette Schirado, Joleen Skalsky, Ellen
The 1986-87 H o m e co m in g C o m m itte e cam e up w ith a v e ry popular them e for H o m e c o m in g t h is p a st ye a r. T h e y thought "C a t c h The W a v e , T he Blue H a w k W a v e ” w as appropriate. K e v in D u t tenhefer and T o d d C o rn e il cam e up w ith a slogan to put on T -sh irts, and th ey w ere excellent sellers. E v e ry w h e re around cam pus you saw g re y T -sh irts w ith their slogan on them. T h e y all w o rk e d ve ry hard to insure an e x c itin g and fun H o m e co m in g week. T h e re w ere num erous events to attend including Ice cream s o cial, a Jo h n n y H olm es concert, an all scho o l picnic, Pep rally, R e c o rd Hop, Lip S y n c C o n te st, Fun D ay, H o m e c o m in g Pa rade to nam e a few. T h a n k s so m uch for m akin g it ano ther fa n ta stic H o m e co m in g!
A lo n g w ith all their othe r resp o n sib ilitie s w ith the Flom ecom ing Com m ittee, D eanne B in sto ck and Kevin T h o m p so n also had to reign as C h ie f and Princess.
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BUSINESS CLUB
Front; Leslie Larson, Shari B in sto ck, C h e ri W helan, D a v e M atte rn , R uss Kovash, M ik e G rosz. Back; Kathleen O b ritc h , Laurel M o e n, M a rk K u ch yn sk i, M a rk Goelzer, W a y n e Huck, B rent Schw an, K e vin Th om p son, N athan Sorenson, B o y d Binde.
Laurel M o e n takes tim e out to sm ile
Shari, are you p laying ga m e s o r d o in g h o m e w o rk ?
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WESTERN CONCEPT
Back: Pat Reem, Lisa K ilsdonk, D a v e Th om p son, Sharon kilzer, T h om as Barnhart-Editor. Front: K athy Jorgenson, D ou g Fettig, Kent Q uam m e, Jam es Dahl.
T he 1986-87 scho o l yea r kept the W e ste rn C o n c e p t sta ff hopping, try in g to keep up w ith the new s and pre se nt it in an un b ia se d and readable fa sh io n th roughout the 15 issu e s that w ere d istrib u te d du rin g the sch o o l year. The A m e ric a n S ch o la stic P re ss A s s o c ia tio n a w a rd e d the C o n ce p t first-place ratin g in the A s s o c ia tio n ’s annual n e w sp a p e r a w a rd s com petition. T he C o n c e p t re c e iv e d 910 out of a possible 1,000 points, w h ich w as e n o u gh to qualify fo r a first place in the 1001-1700 enrollm ent ca tegory. T he judges cite d the clean c risp style, ra n ge of re p o rtin g and k n o w le d ge of sch o o l-co m m u n ity ne eds as the re a so n s for the num ber one rating. T h e y also co m plim ented the paper sta ff on their hard w ork and u n d e rsta n d in g o f the fu nd am en tals o f re p o rtin g and rep roduction. C o n c e p t E d ito r T h o m B a rn h a rt w as e xtre m e ly pleased w ith the s u c c e s s of the ne w spaper sayin g, " I hope that the stu d e n ts will take p ride in th is ach ie vem en t and con tinue to sh o w support fo r the C oncept. C o n c e p t A d v is o r G o rd o n W e ixe l, w as also pleased w ith the resu lts of the com petition. H e felt that the stu ff had w o rk e d h a rd all yea r long and that th ey d e se rv e d the re c o g n itio n sh o w n them by the A S P A com petition. Som e of the m ajor issu e s c o v e re d by the C o n c e p t included: T he D S U nam e ch ange s, H om e com in g, A ID S, the s w itc h to se m e ste rs, the future of N o rth D a k o ta ’s H ig h e r Education, athletic d ru g testing, the Blue H aw k football playoff, Hilltop H oliday, state tax increases, state elections, A th le tic D ire c to r M ik e O ls o n ’s trip to C hina, the annual D S U C o u n t ry -W e s te rn Jam boree, and m any, m a n y more. M e m b e rs of the C o n c e p t sta ff included: E d ito r T h o m B arnhart, C o p y E d ito r T o d d Sch w in d t, A r t s and E ntertainm ent E d ito r Lisa Kilsd o nk, Sp o rts E d ito r P a trick Reem, B u sin e ss and C ircula tio n M a n a g e r Sharon Kilzer, A d v e rt is in g M a n a g e r D a v e T ho m p so n, P h o to gra p h e r D o u g Fettig, and re p orte rs K a th y Jo rgenson, Kent Q uam m e, Jam es D ah l and V a le ry Green.
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M M u Phi Epsilon is a P ro fe ssio n a l International M u s ic F ra te rn ity that p ro m o te s the a d v a n ce m e n t of m usic, sc h o la rsh ip and frie n d sh ip . T h is o rg a n iz a tio n ra ise s m o n e y d u rin g the ye a r fo r sc h o la rsh ip s and for the M u Phi E p silon M e m o ria l Foundation. M u Phi also d o es m a n y se rv ic e pro jects inclu d ing m usic for style sho w s, c lin ic s in scho o ls, u sh e rs for v a rio u s co n ce rts, and p ro  v id e s re c e p tio n s fo r recitals, to nam e just a few.
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â– I.... Left to right: Karen H anstead, K ath y Darrel. Robin N ad vo rn ik, M a ria n n e D erow . S ta c y Parsons, T ru d y Fraase. and Barb G ress.
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CHORALE ยง CONCERT BAND
M e m b e rs of the M u s ic D epartm ent include Dr. Elw ood Brow n, D a v e W ilkie, Jeff Lundberg, Julee Lundberg, T ru d y Frasse, Lisa Fielder, Jill W h ite m a n and Dr. A rth u r Svobod a
CHRISTMAS CONCERT-1986
1986 C h ris tm a s C o n ce rt
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1986-1987 C o n ce rt Band
PEP BAND
T ru d y F ra sse p laying d u rin g a game.
CatFiy D a rra h p ra c tic in g for a game.
VOCAL POP ENSEMBLE
Vo cal Pop, w h ich includes Stacy Parso n s, Lyn e tte W etzel, S a n d y Heilman, Carla M e slin g, Karin H anstad, S a n d y Cline, C o n n ie Polesky, Barb G ress, Jill W hitem an, Lori Ziem ann, Sharon Kilzer and Lisa Fielder.
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DSU AG CLUB iHHi
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From left to right: Lori W e ikum , C h u c k Ste ffan (ad v iso r), T ro y Sailer, D a v e Stastny, D an Alpert, Dale Luithle, Lee V o igt, D ic k Steffan, H ank Bloom, D a v e H e n d rick son .
D S U A g C lub is a ca m p u s o rg a n iz a tio n of A g stu d e n ts seeking c a re e rs in agriculture. A c t iv it ie s the club p e rfo rm s th ro u gh o u t the ye a r are co m p etin g tw ice a y e a r w ith o th e r inte rcolligate colleges in the state c o n fe r ence. A g m e m b e rs tra veled to Spo kane W ash., to attend the N P S O co n feren ce. T h e y also a tten d ed the A g r i E xh ib itio n in Regina Sask. Fund ra isin g project w as selling sa n d bags. C lub m e m b e rs w ho e a rn e d re c o g n itio n are Lori W e ikum , she is state w in n e r in p re p a rin g public sp e a k in g and nation and state w inn er of the P A L L aw ard. T ro y Sailer w on state in job em ploym ent in te rvie w co n te st and w as state salesm en ship w inner. D a v e H en d ric k s o n w as also state P A L L w inner. Lee V o ig t is se c re ta ry of N o rth D a k o ta P A S O .
PRAIRIE SMOKE
A lth o u g h the y e a rb o o k sta ff w as rather sm all th is year, w e m anaged to get an annual put together. I’d like to g iv e special th a n k s to Lisa K ilsd o n k fo r helping m e th ro u g h the su m m e r w ith the yearb ook, I c o u ld n ’t h a ve d o n e it w ithout her. T h a n k s also to D o u g F ettig fo r all his great p h o to gra p h y. N o t Pix: G o rd o n W e ix a l and Neil M c F a d g e n -A d v iso rs, K a th y Jo rgenso n, C o r y Taylor, M a rily n S a d o w s k y and M ich e lle Efta.
Lisa K ilsdo n k
T e rri C o rb in -E d ito r
T a k in g tim e out to get som e go o d ideas.
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STUDENT SENATE
The Student Senate includes: (sittin g ) Rebecca Ely, K ris Koppinger, W a y n e Huck, Bill Dent, (sta n d in g) Jim Gentile, D a v e M atte rn , Lynnette Schirado, Sharon Kilzer, K irk Burton, A m y Reinhiller, T om W y c k o ff, K e vin Thom pson, Allen O berlander, Susan Reinhiller, R andy H an so n and V e rn M e tz. Not pictured Berna B artsch , Paul D o b itz and S a n d y Heilman.
T h e Student Senate is the officia l g o v e rn in g b o d y of the D S U students. T h e y are re sp o n sib le for a va rie ty of ta sk s and v a rio u s a ctiv itie s held d u rin g the year. The Stu den t Senate O ffic e r s for 1986-1987 include: P re sid e n t-W a y n 'e H u ck , V ic e P re sid e n t-B ill Dent, Secreta ry -K ris Koppinger, and T re a su re r-B e rn a B artsch.
Student Senate P re side n t W a y n e H uck
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CENTER ATTRACTIONS
The C am pus A c tiv itie s B oa rd include: (1st Row ) Nola B ro o ks, C a ro ly n Kilzer, Sharee Huber, C a rrie Kalvoda, T e rri Baldwin, (2nd ro w ) M a ria n Kilzer, Shelly W olf, Laura B arnard, Kim Kram er. K ath y Miller, (3rd ro w ) A rt W e iss, G e rry Miller, W a y n e H u ck and Frank Johnson. Not Pictured: Pam W utzke.
T he C a m p u s A c t iv it ie s B o a rd is the stu d e n t’s vo ice that is re sp o n sib le for the p ro g ra m s a n d a c t iv it ie s that are held th ro u gh o u t the year at the Stu den t Union. T he Faculty A d v is o r for the C a m p u s A c t iv it ie s B o a rd and fo r the Stu den t Senate is M r. Jim Gentile. O f f ic e r s fo r the C a m p u s A c tiv itie s B o a rd fo r 19861987 inclu de: P re sid e n tG e rry M iller, V ic e Pre sident-Laura B arnard , Secreta ry -K im K ra m e r and Treasu re r-B e rn a B a rtsch .
M r. Jim G entile "R e la x in g .’’
Front: Julee Lundberg, Lisa Fielder, K e vin M c Lo u th , Sharon Kilzer, K e vin Thom pson, C arol King, C y n th ia Sabin. Row Two: W illiam Dent, Jolene Heiser, Robert Florner, Kelly Lindblom , C o re n e Colem an, Lisa Johnson, C a n d ic e Larson. Row Three: Shari B instock, M e d a W arb is, Paula Lengow ski, Patricia Brow n, D a rc y Strong, B ern ad e tte Bartsch, A n n W e in b e rge r, M a rle n e O lson. Row Four: Barbara Bren, Rebecca Q uintus, Lisa K ilsdonk, C h e ri W helan, G erald Miller, Marcella H ughes, Lisa Prokop, M a rly s Bacham p.
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C a m p u s no m in a tin g co m m itte e s and e d ito rs of the annual d ire c to ry have included the nam es of these stu d e n ts based on their a ca d e m ic ach ie vem en t, s e rv ic e to the co m m un ity, lea d ership in e xtra cu rricu la r a ctiv itie s and potential for con tinue d success. T h e y join an elite grou p o f stu d e n ts selected fro m m ore than 1,400 in stitu tio n s of h ig h e r learning in all 50 states, the D istric t of C olum bia and seve ral fo re ig n nations.
NINETEEN
EIGHTY SPORTS
FOOTBALL
Front: M a rk M cG ill, T iff A ch te n b e rg , Rod K ilsdonk, D a n Lasater, Brent W andler, T ra v is O lson, Pete Stanton, Steve Perdue, T o d d M id dle ton, G re g Kratzer. Row Two: Bill Kelly, D a r c y Strong, M ik e Pierce, T ro y Huber, Scott G ratz, M ik e Faller, Rob G ratz, Jon Sokoloski, M ik e A xle son , K e vin Fleckenstein, Jerry Sigl, Row Three: C o a c h Leo Ringey, Ste ve M e rrig a n , Bob Lem nus, A rt Kraft, R ick Huber, Kent Klose, Eugene Kram er, D ou g M adler, Scott Thorson, M a rk C row , K erry O berlander, D aniel O lson , C o a c h D a n M a h er. Fourth Row: C o a c h H e n ry Biesiot, Bob M o sb ru c k e r, Bill W atrel, A rt W e iss, John Sander, D an Stanton, Paul C hapm an, Steve M a h e r, Bob M isk e , Jay Sch n e ide r, A lan Keifer, C o a c h T o d d W andler. Row Five: C o a c h M ik e O lson, Je rry Alterm att, M a rk Keller, Glen Houghton, D e re k Bakken, Lance Scranton, Sh an n on Bird, C ra ig Lunde, John Hadley, W a d e Hagler, K e rry D row n, C o a c h Paul M ichaelson. Row Six: C o a c h Bud Etzold, Steve C ash , Jam es G u stafson, B rad Theil, T ro y Prevost, M a rk G ibson, Ste ve Thom as, Kort Kinstler, Jim Miller, Brett Etzel, Ken Kostelnak, C o a c h Jeff A ndersen. Row Seven: T ra in e rs Paul Claus, Je rry Miller, Equipm ent M a n a g e r Jam es Dahl, T raine r C u rt B ark e r and Kelly Lindblom . John Berry, Jay Schobinger, Pete Kreig, Jam es Bird, R an d y Holland, Brent W asse m , C h arle s M ic h ae lso n , C o a c h Jim Dolezal.
T he 1986 Blue H a w k football se a so n e n d e d w ith great su cc e ss. Ten scho o l re c o rd s w ere either broken or tied. Sen io r D a n L asate r b ro ke D o u g O ls o n ’s 2412 y a rd s p a ssin g care er w ith a total of 2594 yard s. Lasate r A lso n tied O ls o n ’s re c o rd o f th ro w in g four touch d o w n p a sse s aga inst R o ck y M ou ntain . Sop h om o re G re g K ra tze r tied the re c o rd fo r touch d o w n receptio ns! Jim Steckler and Rob G ratz also hold the record. K ra tze r also hold s the re c o rd fo r the m ost tou ch d o w n re c e p tio n s in a season. Junior Jon So k o lo sk i b ro ke the old re c o rd of 1018 ru sh in g y a rd s by Kent Je sp e rso n w ith his 1060. T he H a w k s ’ nine v ic to rie s tied the scho o l re c o rd for the m ost w in s in a season, and the ten gam e s played tied the re c o rd for the m ost g a m e s played in a season. T he H a w k s w in n in g stre ak w as e x te n d e d to fourteen gam es, w h ich b ro ke the old re c o rd of tw elve in 1980-82. T he o ffe n se broke the regular se a so n sc o rin g re c o rd of 27- p o in ts w ith their 329, a v e ra g in g 37 p oints per gam e. Yea H aw ks!
NDCAC CHAMPS
Ste ve M a h e r m akes h is way.
Q u arte rb ac k D a n L asater looks for the receiver.
It looks like this fumble will be re c o ve re d by the Haw ks.
Ste ve M a h e r grap ples fo r yards.
M ik e Faller and D a n Lasater co ncentrate on the punt.
G re g K ra tze r on the move.
N D C A C C o a c h of the year. H e n ry Biesiot.
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Black Hills State at R o c k y M o u n ta in M o n ta n a T e ch M in o t State at M a y v ille State Jam estow n at N D S S S -W h a p e to n at V alley C it y State at South D a k o ta T e ch
6 16 6 21 0 6 7 23 7
Team Sta tistic s 329-Points 36.6-Per G am e 170-First D o w n s 501-2521-Rushes/Yard 280.1-Average Per G am e 1262-Passing Y a rd s 140.2-Average Per G am e 68-124-7-Com ./At t./Had/Int. 625-3783-Total P la y s-Y a rd s 42 0 .3 -A ve rag e Per G am e 42-1338-Punts-Yards 31.9-Average Per Punt 14-6 Fum bles-lost 5 6-479-Pe naltie s-Y ards D a r c y S tro n g g iv e s his rea ction to the H a w k s season.
The 1986 Blue H a w k s took their th ird place national ra n k in g to V alle y C it y to play for the N D C A C title. T he H a w k s d o w n e d the V ik in g s 41-23 fo r the crow n. T h e Blue H a w k s qualified for the N A IA d iv is io n II playoffs, and w ere fo rtuna te en o ugh to host the first round game. U n fo rtu n a te ly C a rro ll C ollege e n d e d the H a w k s ’ d re a m s of a N A IA title, sc o rin g 21 p o in ts to our 16. Lasate r w as vo te d the m ost valuable gra d u a tin g se n io r in the N D C A C and the H a w k s w ere well re p re se n te d on the All N D C A C Team. 1st team: M ik e Pierce, Jon Sokolski, S te ve M a h e r, G re g Kratzer, D a r c y Strong, Ste ve Perdue, Pete Stanton, Brent W andler, and T o d d M id d le to n . H onorable M entio n : D a n Lasater, Rob G ratz, M ik e Faller, Sco tt Gratz.
H A W K S The H a w k s clear the w ay for Rob Gratz.
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Janet F re d e rick jum ps high for this ace!
Front Row, (L to R) Janet Fre de rick, Sh aro n B reitbach, C o re n e Colem an, Tam i C h ristian son, C arol Flughes, C ath y C h u rc h . B ack Row: (L to R) A ss is ta n t C o ach : C h e ry l Straub, Janell Losing, Roxie Smith, Kim berly Q uenzer, Carol Sauvageau, Jo D ent, Carla Schum acher, T e re sa D obitz, H ead C oach: K ay Johnson.
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T he L a d y Blue H a w k volleyball team e n d e d its se a so n at 10-14. " W e sta rte d the year out w ith so m e h igh hopes, but we d id n ’t a c h ie v e all of them ,” Jo h n so n said. " D u r in g the season we p laye d so m e of the best volleyball around, but at tim es we p laye d so m e o f the w o rst.” T he team lost tw o p la ye rs to graduatio n , se n io rs T am i C h r is tianson, Gillette, W y o m in g , and C o re n e C olem an, Baldw in, ND, w ho w a s nam e d to the A ll-D istric t 12 volleyball team. T he volleyball te a m ’s overall re c o rd w as 10-14, w hile the L ady Blue H a w k s w ere 3-6 in the W A C N D .
A Lad y H aw k stre tc h in g to block the ball.
C h alk up another point for the H aw ks! Carol H u gh e s re a d y to hit, as C o re n e C olem an and Janet Fre d e rick watch.
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CROSS COUNTRY
Front: N ad in e Efta, Lori H edlund. Jo Dent. M a r y W e rre m e y e r, K risti Hestekin, Yvette W anner. M id dle : C o a c h D o n Lem nus, Ryan Navrat, Bill Dent, Tim Phillips, Loretta D vo rak. Back: D e n n is Four Bears, D a v id Gum ke, T o d d Beil, R ich Haptonstal, Joe W o u n d e d Face, M ik e Carlson.
M S U In vita tio n a l-W o m e n 1st (31) M e n 3 rd (127) D S U In vita tio n a l-W o m e n 1st (21) M e n 1st (24) S D T e c h In vita tio n a l-W o m e n 1st (21) M e n 1st (30) Blue H a w k In vita tio n a l-W o m e n 1st (27) M e n 1st (48) V ik in g / J im m y In vita tio n a l-W o m e n 4th (91) M e n 3rd (62) B J C In vita tio n a l-W o m e n 1st (29) M e n 2nd (40) C o n fe re n c e N D C A C / W A C N D W o m e n 2nd (48) M e n 3rd (61) D is tric t M e e t-W o m e n 3rd (73) M e n 3rd (81) Bill D e n t C o n fe re n c e and D is tric t C ham p. Lori H edlund C o n fe re n c e Cham p.
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Lori H edlund striv e s for excellence.
DSU RODEO D S U team m em bers in action.
D S U W o m e n 's R o d eo team fin ish e d their 86-87 se a son w ith a top ratin g in N atio n als and first in the region. D S U M e n ’s R od eo T eam Placed fifth in the re g io n for their 86-87 season.
Front Row: T o m N e lso n (a d v iso r), Shaw n Kram er, Scott Stutrud, M a tt Viet, D arw in Tvedt. B a ck Row: Shaw n Flanson, Scott Thorson, T ra v is O lson, Russel Riehl, Steve Koester. Not pictured, Lyle G jerm undson, Kent S ch w a rtz and Sco tt D octor.
Front Row: R oxan ne hterberholz, Sindi John ston. Colleen M u rp h y. B a ck Row: K risty Flersurd, K ayleen C haffe e , M ic h e le Bauer. Not p ic tu re d Bobbi W o o d b u ry.
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W OMEN’S BASKETBALL
Front: C arol H ughes, Jill Solem, T e re sa D obitz, C arol Sauvageau, Jo Frederick, LeaFi Larnsters, Susan FiscFier. Back: Sharon BreitbacFi, Jill Baum gartner, C orene Colem an, D a r c y RascFi, D e b G ro sb u sch , Janet Fre de rick, G igi W ilz, CoacFi M ik e M cM aFion.
C arol H u gh e s puts it up against the Lad y M a vs.
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Janet F re d e rick tries to squeeze her w ay out of a foul.
SEASON RESULTS 63 69 53 65 49 42 45 90 47 76 66 48 52 52 60 65 50 75 63 70 55 52 68 41
at U N D W illiso n at N o rth e rn M o n ta n a at N o rth e rn M o n ta n a B JC N o rth e rn M o n ta n a National C ollege at R o c k y M o u n ta in South D a k o ta Tech. at B J C B lack Hills State at N ation al C ollege at Black Hills State at South D a k o ta Tech. at Jam e stow n V alle y C it y State at M in o t at M a y v ille at U n iv e r sity of M a r y N D S S S -W h a p e to n M in o t Jam estow n at V alle y C it y State M a y v ille U n iv e r sity o f M a r y
67 84 86 68 79 61 67 64 83 69 68 59 81 62 68 76 88 79 56 75 58 75 82 77 Jill Solem d riv e s for the bucket.
D a r c y R a sch puts up a jump shot
D e b G ro sb u sc h looks to the inside.
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MEN S BASKETBALL
Front: Jim G rosulak, Jim Pulver, Jim FJoneyman, Kent Leiss, Jim Jeske, B a rry Scott, Scot G arrick. Back: Scott M olander, Jim Hansen, M ik e C alhoun, M ik e M o se r, C e d r ic Perry, Paul Jundt, D a rw in V o lk and Lars Flanagan.
Paul Jundt w o rk s it to the in side against a M a y v ille defender.
Jim G ro sulak on the move. O n e of C a lh o u n 's many.
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SEASON RESULTS 61 73 68 54 68 67 75 66 58 70 88 75 75 81 51 59 87 77 60 89 81 63 62 66
Paul Jundt puts up a lay up for two.
at N o rth e rn M o n ta n a at South D a k o ta Tech. at C h a d ro n at Black Hills State C h a d ro n N ational at R o c k y M o u n ta in South D a k o ta Tech. Black Hills State N o rth e rn R o c k y M o u n ta in U n iv e r sity of M a r y M in o t Ja m e stow n at M a y v ille at V alle y C it y State N D S S S -W h a p e to n at M in o t Ja m e stow n M a y v ille V a lle y C it y State at N D S S S -W a h a p e to n U n iv e r sity of M a r y at N ational
69 81 71 70 61 79 95 60 73 73 86 73 69 57 76 89 79 93 63 70 67 53 64 98
Kent L e iss’s attem pt for the ]ump shot go e s in.
Scot M o la n d e r m o ve s u nder for the shot.
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LADY HAWKS TRACK TEAM
Front row: K ath y Fink, Sylvia G o ro ski, N ad in e Efta, M ic h e le Efta, K risti Hestekin, N a n c y O ste r, Yvette W anner. B ack Row: K ay Johnson (A ssista n t C o ach ), Stephanie A n d e rso n , Jo Dent, Susan Fischer, Lori Kilwein, D ebbie G ro sb u sch , Lori Hedlund, M a r y W e rre m eyer, Jo L indq uist (Co a ch ).
H ig h lig h ts for this ye a rs se aso n w ere D ebbie G ro sb u sch retain ing her D ist ric t 12th H eptalthon title. Lad y H aw ks fin ish e d fifth.
DSU MENS TRACK TEAM
Top row left to right: C o a c h A rlan H ofland, B rad Fitzgerald, M ik e Pierce, M ik e Faller, Tom Temple, Pete Stanton, Scott Gratz, Kevin Fleckenstein, D an W heeling, D a n Stanton, Jim Temple. Kneeling: M a rk G ibson, R uss Kovash, D a v e Gum ke, M ik e M o se r, D a v e Schw artz, Brian K em penich, M a n age r, Jeff G uenther. Sitting: Joe W o u n d e d Face, Bill Dent, R ich Floptonstal, Tim Phillips, T im Robinson, T o d d Biel. A ssista n t co ac h e s T. J. H erauf and D o n Lem nus, not pictured.
D S U ’s m e n ’s tra ck team placed fifth in the re g io n and fo urth in the o u td o o r c o n ference. T ea m m e m b e rs qu alifin g fo r na tionals w ere Pete Sta n to n in interm ediate hurdles, M ik e M o s e r in h igh jump, M ik e P ie rc e in sh o t put and Bill D e n t 3,000 m e ter steeple chase.
WRESTLING
Jeff W e b e r m o ve s in for a take down.
Jeff Strem ie k co n c e n trate s on his next move.
Jam es C o o p e r w aits for the re fe re e 's decision.
W a y n e H uck sh o w s his feelings, along w ith his team m ates about capturing the N A IA title.
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Front: M a r c y Feldman, T e re sa H eiser, Kelly Flerman, Lori Nelson, T h e re sa Baarstad, K risti O lson, A n ita LaB rosse, T racie O ’Donnell. M id dle : C o a c h M ik e Olson. Jeff Strem ick, D a n W eber, B rian Boucher, W a y n e Huck, D a n M a h er, C h u c k M ic h ae lso n , T re v o r W ilson, C h u c k Seam ands. Back: A ssista n t C o a c h LeRoy M c C o rm ic k , Bill Kelly, Jeff W eber, Roland Brees, T h a d d O ’Donnell, Theo Schalesky, Kelly Com pton, Jam es C oop er, G re g Finneseth, A ssista n t C o a c h Jim Eddlem an, Jeff G uenther. Not Pictured: A ssista n t C o a c h M ik e LaB rosse, Student A ssista n t G erald Miller.
NDCAC CHAMPS * DISTRICT 12 CHAMPS * 9TH IN THE NATION W -L
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State U n iv e rsity -V a lle y C it y State U n iv e rsity -M a y v ille Jam estow n C ollege N D State C ollege of Scie n c e State U n iv e r sity -M in o t N D State C ollege of Scie n c e A n o k a R a m se y C C Jam estow n C ollege C o n c o rd ia St. Jo h n ’s G u sta v u s A d o lp h u s State U n iv e r sity -M in o t B lack Hills State C ollege
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1986-87 N ation al Q u a lifie rs - C h u c k Se a m a n d s - 118 . . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 20-3 - Jeff S tre m ic k - 126 . . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 14-12 - Jeff W e b e r - 142 . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 18-16 - Jam es C o o p e r - 150 . . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 20-12 - Roland B re e s - 167 . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 23-16 - W a y n e H u ck - 177 . O ve rall R e c o rd 19-21 - C h a rle s M ic h a e ls o n - 190 . . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 24-4 - D a n M a h e r - H W T . . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 22-10 - T h a d d O ’D onnell - 134 . . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 32-3 (All A m e ric a n ) - T re v o r W ilso n - 158 . . . O ve ra ll R e c o rd 33-7 (All A m e ric a n )
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1986-87 To urn am ent Results C h a d ro n State Invite - 6th ( 5 6 % ) W ild c a t O p e n ( N D S C S ) - N o team totals kept St. C loud O p e n - 12th ( 2 0 % ) N o rth e rn Invitational - 3rd ( 6OV2 ) N D C A C - 1st (166) D istric t 12 - 1st (80) N ationals - 9th (42)
Roland B re e s a g o n ize s the opponent.
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: GOLF
T he 1986 Golf Team had an unm atched year. N ot only d id th ey w in the N D C A C C o n fe re n c e and the N A IA D is tric t IT titles, but th ey w ere also the first golf team from D ic k in s o n to go on to the National N A IA golf to urnam ent at Angola, Indiana.
1986 Golf Team (l-r), C o a c h Sam M ila n o vic h . D a v e W eiler, D a n Pender, Tim Banyai, John San d vick , T h a d Sam uelson.
TENNIS T he 1987 T e n n is T eam en d e d their se aso n w ith a 4-2 dual re  cord. T h e y also placed 2 nd at the N D C A C C o n fe re n c e tournam ent and 3rd at the D is tric t 12 to u rna  ment. Sen ior Lyn n G re ss w as an N D C A C C h a m p io n and w as also a w a rd e d A ll- D is t r ic t h o n o rs. M ik e Ballw eber also re c e iv e d AllD is tric t honors. Allen O b e rla n d e r and Paul S tre m ie k w ere both N D C A C C h a m p io n s.
1987 T e n n is Team - B ack row (l-r): Allen O berlander, Paul Strem iek, M a rk Kuchyn ski, C o a ch G ord on W e ixel. Front row, Lynn G re ss, Jam es Kram er, M ik e Ballweber, P e rry Forster.
BASEBALL
Front Row: Jam es G u stafson, John Getz, Scott C ascaes,, Brent W asem , R an d y Holland, G re g Jung, Blake Plum. S eco n d Row: Loren O b rige w itch , D ane Erickson, Jay Schnieder, John Sokoloski, T ro y Rodvald, Bob Lem nus, Shaw n Fitterer. B ack Row: C o a c h Jim O lson, M o rg a n Bellamy, Jay Schobinger, Rob G ratz, Steve Q u intus, Paul M ic h ae lso n , D a rin Schiller, Scott C hase, John B arry, Jeff Sew ard, Pat Zink, H ead C o a c h H ank Biesiot.
T h e Blue H a w k s e n d e d the regular se a so n w ith a 9-15 overall re c o rd , and a 1-2 co n fe re n c e tournam ent record. A lth o u g h th e y got o ff to a slow start, th e y rallied to end the se a so n w ith a 7 ga m e w in n in g streak.
H e y Batter, Batter, Batter . . . SW IN G !!
CHEERLEADERS
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Front: Kelly Herm ann, Kim Schnieder, B re n da Schm idt. M iddle: Ronda Roshau, T e rri C orbin. Back: C h e rr y Burns, Shari B instock, Lisa Kilsdonk.
FOOTBALL MENS B.B.
Front: Paula Huffm an, C h e rr y Burns, Sharee Huber. M iddle: Jeri Saetz, C a rrie Kalvoda. Back: A nne tte Nelson.
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NINETEEN
EI GHTY GRADUATES
N a n c y G. A n d e rso n M e d ic a l T e c h n o lo gy
________ Jay D. A n d e rso n H isto ry / P h y sic a l Education
Ellen H. B aird Elem entary Education
T h om as W . B arnhart Political S c ie n c e / H isto ry
Bernad ette B a rtsch B u sin e ss E d ucation
Karen D. B evis B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
D e an n R. B in sto ck Elem entary Education
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M e rrily S. B ob ine y B u sin e ss/ H isto ry
Roland D. B rees P h ysic a l Education
Lori A. B in sto ck Elem entary Education
Patricia A. B ro w n M a th / E n g lish
C arla B ru ce Elem entary Edu cation
Carla R. B rugh C o m p ute r Science
Paula M . C a n d ria n E lem entary Education
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Sandra D. C line E lem entary Education
Sco tt C h a se C o m p u te r S cie n ce
C o re n e J. Colem an M a th e m a tic s Education
John A. Dalton Elem entary Education
W illiam R. Dent B io lo gy/ P h ysic a l Education
Dale D. D ie d e N u rsin g / B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
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C lay Erhart C h e m istry
M ic h a e l h Faller B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
D o u glas R. Fettig B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
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C o n n ie Fichter B u sin e ss Education
M a r y Franchuk M e d ic a l Secre tary
Betty M . Fisch e r Elem entary Education
M e lin d a A. G oodale Elem entary Education
R endi Jo G ranbe rg E lem entary Education
S y lvia A. G o ro sk i P h y sic a l Education
Je ffe ry R. Eleidt Social Scie nce
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W a y n e H uck B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
T w yla M . Irion B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
M a rile e K. Jacobs Elem entary Education
Linda A. Johnson Elem entary Education
Shirle y A. Keller B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
Lori Keidel N u rsin g
Sharon A. Kilzer B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
C arol A. K ing B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
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B ry a n A. K o ste le ck y B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
C o n n ie Kralicek Social & Behavioral Scie n ce C o m p o site
Ray A. K nutson C o m p u te r Scie n ce
T e re sa Kuntz C ollege Stud ies
C arol A. Lantis Elem entary Education
Lesley F. Larson B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
Kelly R. Lindblom E lem entary E d ucation
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D a v id M a tte rn B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
Julie A. N ew ton Elem entary Education
Sarah M . Pe te rs B u sin e ss Edu cation
Blake A. Plum C o m p u te r Scie nce
C o n n ie M . Po lesky Elem entary Edu cation
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____ N ad in e D. Rea E lem entary Education
M a r y J. Reinke Elem entary Education
Lisa A. Prokop Elem entary E d ucation
L isa M . R ixen B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
Lynne tte E. Schirad o E lem entary Education
B re n da Schm idt M a th e m a tic s Education
Sandra K. S ch ro e d e r Elem entary E d ucation
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Jeff A. Schultz B u sin e ss A d m in istratio n
K a ryn K. Sim ek Elem entary Education
La D e ann a M . Sim ek B u sin e ss E d ucation
M itch e ll B. Staffo rd B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
K e vin J. T h om p so n B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
D o ris E. T o n n e so n C o m p u te r Science
A n n M a rie W e in b e rge r C o m p u te r Scie n ce
C h e ri A. W helan B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n
T o m W y c h o ff B u sin e ss A d m in istra tio n C o m p u te r Scie nce
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Alpert, Daniel Alpert. Rebecca Aiterm att, G erald Allen, V ic k i A n d e rse n , D on na
A n d e rso n , Stephanie Baldwin, T e rri Barnard, Laura Baum gartner, Jill Bellam y, M o rg a n
Berry, Lana Betchner, T eresa
Bin sto ck, Shari Bjerke, C aroline
A hhhh, this is the life!' Bloom. Hank Boger, M a r y Bogner, A m y Bro o ks, Nola Buchholz, Karen
Buresh, C o n n ie Buresh, Joleen Burns, C h e rry Burton, Kirk Cam pbell, Leah
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C annon, Susan C arso n , A llyso n C ash , Steven C hapm an, Paul C hase , D onald
C h o rn e , Sharlene C larke, LaNee C oop er, Rena C o rbin, Terri C ro w , M a rk
DeBilt, Tim D e ich e rt, D e lo re s
D ro w n, K erry Dukart, M e lin d a
D uttenhefner, D arryl Duttenhefner, Janet
Look M o m , only one c a v ity !’ D uttenhefner, Kevin D utte nhe fe r, Joel D uttenhefer, Robert Elkin, Kelly Entze, A rle ss
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Eslinger, D ara Etzel, Brett Ficek, Lynn Finnem an, M ich e lle Fischer, Susan
Flynn, Tam ara Fraase, T ru d y Freitag. T o d d Friedt. C in d y Frohlich, D a r c y
G affre y , M a ry G arrick, Scot G ratz, Scott G re g ory, Tina G ro sb u sch , D ebra
Guenther, Jeffrey Gum ke, D a v id
G u n derson, G ena Haptonstall. R ich ard
N aughty. N a u g h ty!’ Hauser, Joan H aw kin son , C u rtis H aw kinson, Scott H eck, M ichelle H edlund, Lori
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H e nderson, Dallas Hibl, Denelle Hofland, Lynette Horner, Robert Huber, ShaR ee’
Huffm an, Paula Ihly, Glenora Im hoff, Joleen
Jackson, Lisa Jahner, M eianie Jilek, K aye
Johnson, A rly s Jung, Stacey Just, C harlotte
M o v in ' in K adrm as, Leann K adrm as, Pamela Kalvoda, C a rrie Kast, Scott Keck, Scott
Kienenberger, Kelly Kleem an, Kayleen Kline, Brian Klusm ann, Roger Knopik, Leslie
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K oppinger, Joyce K oppinger, K ris Kram er, Kim K rucke n b e rg, V ic k ie Krug, C harlene
Krush, Julie K udrna. Ronda Lam sters, Leah Larson, M a lin d a Lincoln, A ngela
Lincoln, O pal Lindhorst, Steven Linseth, Lisa Losing, Janell Loss, A pril
M a xh a m , D eb
M a y e r, Kim
M e ie r, W e n d y
But M o m , I sw e a r I d id lose m y razor!
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M e sse r, A nne tte M e sse r, Janie M e tz, V e rn o n Miller, A u d ra Miller, Kathy
Miller, Tro y Miller, V irg in ia Millhollin, M a rk
M o e n , Laurel M o lande r, Scott M u rp h y . Colleen
Naum ann, D eanna Nelson. A nne tte Nelson, M a r y
an d it’s H ughes, up for two. Nistler, P e g gy O 'B rie n , Tim O ste r, W a n d a O ttm ar, D ebbie O ’C o n n or, Brian
Parks, D e b Pavlicek, Faye Pavlish, Bernie Pender, Daniel Peters, A n d re w
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Peters, Lisa Prokop, M a ria Quam m e, Kent Rants, Jolene Rasch, D a rc y
Rathbun, Sandra Reinhiller, Susan Ridl, W e n d y Rieck, D elores R o m a n ysh yn , Regina
Roshau, Ronda S ad o w sk y, M a rily n
Saetz, Jerilyn Sahadak, Brian
Sailer, A rd e n a Sailer, T ro y
Saunders, R ichard Schiw al, Patti Schlager, M a rily n Schm idt, Janell Schock, Susan
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Schrive r, M a tt Schulte. Susan Scranton, Lance Seborg, Jolean S everson, Je ssica
Sew ard, Jeff Seym anski, D akota Skaarvold, T o d d Smaltz, Patricia Sm ith, Roxie
Solem, Jill Sorenson, N athan Sperl, Jim Sperle, Carla Stanton, Pete
Stastny, D a v id
Stecher, D e b
Steffan, Kyle
Rah, Rah Haw aii
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Steffan, Lori Steffan, Tom Steffan, T ra c y Steyer, N ick o Strilcov, V o n d a
Susag, Janine Taylor, Cornelia
T h orso n , Scott Tim boe, N yra
Trhlik, Stephanie Unruh, Kathy
Vaagen, K irsten Voegele. Jackie
M a r y A n n sin g s it fro m the heart W aliser, Shelly W alz, D e n ise W e id n e r, Sheri W e ikum , Lori W e iss, A rth u r
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NINETEEN
EIGHTY FACULTY
THE PRESIDENT AND THE STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION A c a d e m ic Year 1986-87 has been one of the m ost e x c itin g and p ro d u c tive p e rio d s in the 6 9 -ye a r pro u d h isto ry of this unique institution. P ro g re ssiv e , in n o v a tive and e xp a n d in g, D ic k in so n State has becom e one of the finest in stitu tio n s of h ig h e r learning in the U nite d States. Like the purest ra y se re n e D S U is not yet nationally-know n, but our superb faculty, w h ic h h o ld s term inal d e g re e s from p re stig io u s un ive rsitie s from the U.S. and abroad, has inevitably attra cted a w id e r circle of stu dents w ho sp re a d the w o rd about the high -quality edu ca tion they receive. A s w e h a ve g ro w n in reputation, so too as our enrollm ent increased. T his yea r w e have had the h ig h e st enrollm ent in recent history, continuing the annual gro w th w e h a ve e x p e rie n c e d in the last decade. Stu d e n ts and faculty alike will rem em ber that this w as the year of the "n a m e ch a n ge ,” fro m D S C to S U N D -D ic k in s o n , and finally, by legislative d e c re e to D ic k in s o n State U n iv e rsity on A p ril 28,1987. O u r new status as a u n iv e rsity re fle cts our im p ro ve d sta n d a rd s and sig n ifie s our closer alliance w ith the State U n iv e rsity System . W e en joyed h igh ly successful aca d e m ic, cultural, and athletic p ro g ra m s th is year. You the students, D S U ’s livin g spirit, co n tin u e d to a d d your enthusiasm , your energy, and y o u r intellect to m a k in g th is an e x c itin g place to teach, to learn, and to grow . D S U is on the th re sh old of an even brighter, m ore e x c itin g future a nd the intention is to face that future w ith c o n fid e n ce and courage, in the k n o w le d ge that our fo u n d a tio n s are firm , our p ro g ram s are in place, a nd o ur c o u rse is true. W h e n you return to D S U in the co m ing years, I k n o w that yo u will see even fu rth er g ro w th and expansion, but you can look b ack w ith p rid e on the year w hen e v e ry th in g cam e together. T his su m m e r I com plete m y tenth year as p re sid e n t of th is superb institution. D u rin g m y d e c a d e of ste w a rd sh ip , I have ne ver seen D S U stan d in g so tall. Albert A. W atrel
P re sid e n t A lbert A. W atre l
STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Staff: John A. R ich a rd so n , P h .D ................................................................ C o m m issio n e r of H ig h e r Education L a rry A. Isaak, B.S., C .P .A .................................................... A s s ista n t C o m m issio n e r o f A d m in istra tio n C la rk J. W o ld , M .B .A ........................................................................................A s s ista n t C o m m issio n e r R ick D. Johnson, J.D ....................................................................................................... C h ie f C o unsel Ellen C h a ffe e , P h .D ......................................................... A s s o c ia te C o m m issio n e r of A c a d e m ic A ffa irs B rid g e t J o y c e Student Rep resentative D r. T y ro n e L a n g a n g e r .............................................................................................M in o t (P re sid e n t) D a rle n e L e i n e n ......................................... W illiston K e n n e th T w e te n .............................................................................................................. G ra n d E orks D r. Jack P f i s t e r ....................................................................................................................W a h p e to n Jack C lin ............................................................................................................................ D ic k in so n M a rijo S h i d e .................................................................... Larim ore Lee C h r is t e n s e n ..................................................................................................................... Kenm are
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ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Tom Jensen V ic e President, A c a d e m ic A ffa irs
L a V e rn Jessen D e an of Student Se rv ice s
Roger H uffm an D ire cto r, A d m issio n s-R e g istra r
Dr. A le x A. V a rd a m is A ss is ta n t to the Pre side nt A ss o c ia t e P ro fe sso r English
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SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FINE ARTS N ot Pictured: Dr. Elw ood B ro w n P ro fe sso r M u s ic Joy Fiala L ecturer M u s ic D a v id H uether L ecturer A rt Jeralyn H u ffo rd In stru cto r A rt
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P eter M ellen A s s ist a n t P ro fe sso r S p e e ch -T h e a tre Dr. Lo uis Sa c c h in i C o o rd in a to r P ro fe ss o r M u s ic Dr. A rth u r S v o b o d a A s s is t a n t P ro fe ss o r M u s ic
G erald Seela A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r M u s ic
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A sso c ia te Pro te sso r Speech Theatre
D e n n is N avrat P ro fe sso r A rt
COMMUNICATIONS AND HUMANITIES --------------------------
H ard in L. A a sa n d A ssista n t P ro fe sso r English
Dr. C arl Larson P ro fe sso r English
Dr. John Ballard A ss is ta n t P ro fe sso r Span ish
Neil M c F a d g e n A ss o c ia t e P ro fe sso r Journalism
M a rk B ox A ssista n t P ro fe sso r English
LeRoy O b e rland er A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r G erm an
Not Pictured: Karen Nelson Lecturer Speech Elizabeth Shapland Lecturer English Dr. A le x V a rd a m is-se e A d m in istra tio n A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r English
Dr. D a v id Solheim A ssista n t P ro fe sso r English
Dr. R ay W h e e le r C h a irm a n P ro fe sso r English
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NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
Paula J. M a rtin A ss is ta n t P ro fe sso r C h e m istry
Dr. M y r o n Freem an P ro fe sso r B iolo gy
Ron U techt A ss is ta n t P ro fe sso r C h e m istry
Priscilla M c G ill In stru cto r C o m p u te r Science
N ot Pictured-. R h on d a F icek In stru cto r C o m p u te r S c ie n c e -M a th e m a tic s M ic h a e l Frank A s s o c ia te P ro fe sso r P h y sic s -C o m p u te r S c ie n c e Dr. M ic h a e l H a stin g s A s s is t a n t P ro fe sso r B io lo gy D r. E d w a rd Kluk P ro fe sso r P h y s ic s
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Joe M ille r L ecturer C o m p u te r S c ie n c e Dr. Louis R ig le y-C h a irm a n P ro fe sso r B io lo g y Dr. D o n V ic k P ro fe ss o r M a th e m a tic s Dr. Lred W e rre m e y e r P ro fe ss o r M a th e m a tic s
W illiam M a ss e y A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r M a th e m a tics
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION B o y d B in de In stru cto r B u sin e ss W illiam G o e tz (D e a n ) A ssista n t P ro fe sso r B u sin e ss
K aren H eth (pt) Lecturer B u sin e ss
R oge r Kilw ein A ss is ta n t P ro fe sso r B u sin e ss R ich a rd K ing P ro fe sso r B u sin e ss
S a n d y Klein (pt) Lecturer B u sin e ss
C h arle s M o r ris o n P ro fe sso r B u sin e ss K ayleen N odland (pt) Lecturer B u sin e ss
R ich a rd Priem A ss is ta n t P ro fe sso r B u sin e ss
Leland Skabo P ro fe sso r B u sin e ss
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Not Pictured: Rick B righ a m (pt) L ecturer P sy c h o lo g y Leland D ayle y A ssista n t P ro fe sso r P sy c h o lo g y
SCHO O L OF EDUCATION, HEALTH SCIENCES, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION AND PSYCHOLOGY
Not Pictured: Joseph Callahan (D e a n) A ss o c ia t e P ro fe sso r E du cation
Sandra H e in ric k s Lecturer P sy c h o lo g y H e n ry Biesiot A ssista n t P ro fe sso r P.E.-Coaching Jo Lindquist Instructor P.E.-Coaching Sam M ila n o vic h Instructor P.E.-Coaching
B ertha G e ige r A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r P.E.-C oaching T ra v is H aakedahl A ssista n t P ro fe sso r Education
M ik e O lso n (A D ) A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r P.E.-Coaching Leo R ingey Instructo r P.E.-Coaching
A rlan H ofland Instructo r P.E.-Coaching K ay Johnson Instructo r P.E.-Coaching D o n Lem nus (C h airm a n) P ro fe sso r P.E.-Coaching
C a lv in Lundberg A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r Education K ay W e rre m e y e r A sso c ia te Pro fe sso r Education D a rw in W helan A sso c ia te P ro fe sso r Education
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SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
C o n n ie Kalanik Instructo r N u rsin g
Sandra A ffe ldt - C h air A ssista n t P ro fe sso r N u rsin g
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Jane H oerner Instructo r N u rsin g
Llo yd Kessel In stru cto r N u rsin g D e m a ris V e n z k e In stru cto r N u rsin g
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G e o rgia Raasch In structo r N u rsin g
D o ro th y Niem ann Instructor N u rsin g
Ida Rigley Instructo r N u rsin g
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SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES N ot Pictured.G en e H ysjulie n (pt) L ecturer Ronald H u ch A s s o c ia te P ro fe sso r H is t o ry C h a rle s J o y c e (pt) L ecturer Dr. Russell V e e d e r P ro fe sso r H isto ry G erald W a ld e ra (C h a irm a n ) A s s o c ia te P ro fe sso r Political Scie n c e Dr. Kieth Fernsler P ro fe sso r Sociolo gy
Larry League P ro fe sso r A sst. G e o gra p h y-E a rth Science
TECHNICAL EDUCATION N ot Pictured: C h u c k Steffan In stru cto r Farm /R an ch
FARM/RANCH MANAGEMENT N ot Pictured : Ken K u ssy -D ire c to r Lecturer Tech n ica l P ro gra m s
C a rlyle Jo h nson Lecturer H ig h w a y T ra n sp o rta tio n Specialist
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L e c tu re r T ra n sp o rta tio n Law B ru ce N e sh e im Lecturer H e a v y Equipm ent O p e ra to r
G a ry Kalanek Lecturer H e a vy Equipm ent O p e ra to r
D o n Rea L ecturer H ig h w a y T ra n sp o rta tio n Specialist
Bruce M e s sm e r Lecturer H e a vy Equipm ent O p e ra to r
Jack R ustan Lecturer H e a v y Equipm ent O p e ra to r
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Eric A rn tso n (C h a irm a n ) A ss is ta n t P ro fe sso r Farm /R anch
R ichard Steffen A ssista n t Instructor Farm /Ranch
STAFF
Jack A y lo r D ire c to r C ollege Relations/A lum ni
Elaine Fe d ore n ko Placem ent C o o rd in a to r
U e m Heidt C u sto d ia n
M a r y A n n C ulver M a ilro o m M a n a ge r
Jam es G entile D ire c to r of the Student C e n te r
Ian Johnstone Food Se rv ic e D ire c to r
B etty Kleem an C ollege N urse
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C h arle s L. Knauer D ire c to r of C o u n ce lin g and L e arn in g R e so u rce C e n te r
C y n th ia Pa rrish Pre side n t s Se c re tary
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K athy Low e Technical Education Secre tary
Sharon W o lff B o o k sto re M a n a ge r
SECRETARIES/LIBRARIANS
Librarians: Jam es Martz-Librarian-, B ernnett R einke-H ead Librarian-, Ei leen K o pren-C ircula tio n Librarian; Lil lian Sorenson-Librarian.
Alm a Pluth-College Relations Secretary.
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T h is page is d e d ic a te d to M r. Neil M c F a d g e n . H e is re tirin g th is y e a r after m any y e a rs of se rv ic e at D S U and to the Pra irie Sm oke. I w ould like to take th is tim e to sa y th a n k-yo u fo r all yo u r patience w ith the staff th is year and in past years. W e will all m iss y o u r advisem en t. T e rri C o rb in -E d ito r and the Prairie Sm o ke Staff
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T h e "p a s s in g of the c a n e � from past p re side nt to new. K e vin T h om p so n and R an dy Hansen.
O u tsta n d in g Seniors: Sara Pe te rs and Paul Dobitz.
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1986-87 w as a g o o d yea r at D SU . W e w ent fro m D ic k in so n State C o llege to State U n iv e rsity of N o rth D a k o ta at D ic k in so n to finally D SU . W ith the nam e c h a n g e c o m e s a se n se of e xc ite m e n t and grow th. The p a rtic ip a tio n of A d m in istra tio n Faculty, and of co u rse the stu d e n ts has m ade D S U w hat it is today. W e saw and p articip a te d in so m a n y great e v e n ts in 1986-87. W e had excellent athletes, great m usicia ns, speakers, a c to rs and actresses, and w rite rs to en terta in and involve us. E v e ry o n e w as so full of e n th u sia sm and fun. N ew and fo re v e r frie n d s are found in college y e a rs and it’s so v e ry sa d to see them gra d ua te and leave us behind, but we have to keep in our m in d s that go o d frie n d s n e ve r really go aw ay. E v e ry yea r b rin g s in new fa ce s that start the p ro c e ss all o ve r again. 1 w ould like to g iv e special th a n k s to Neil M c F a d g e n , the past y ea rb oo k a d v iso r and G o rd o n W e ixal, w ho has taken his place. G o rd o n w as so helpful to m e in fin ish in g up the annual. A lso special th a n ks to K a th y Jo rg e n so n a nd Lisa K ilsdonk, w ho w orke d w ith me hand and hand th ro u g h the sch o o l ye a r and sum m er. I really ap p recia ted it v e ry m uch. I hope th is ye arb o o k will keep m e m o rie s of the past y e a r in y o u r m in d s and he a rts and hope it’s all it should be. Te rri C o rb in Editor
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