Prairie smoke 1995 by Dickinson State University

1995 Prairie Smoke Dickinson State University Dickinson, ND 58601 Volume 70

WELCOME DR. PH ILIP CONF

It will be a year for DSU to reflect on its past and a year to work to a bright future, DSU President Dr. Philip Conn said at the onset of the 1994-1995 academic year. “ I hope it is exciting and I hope it is positive,” said Conn about the upcoming year. Conn expects students to have opportunity to interact with him and to have a chance to voice opinions regarding the institution. “ I ’m especially impressed with D SU ’s poten tial and the caliber o f its faculty and academic programs,” said Conn. One o f Conn’s philosophies is that an uni versity should conform to the students needs and desires. He says DSU needs to think in terms o f the customer’s expectations and situ ations. Change is essential to the growth o f any in stitution, says Conn. He promised change say ing, “ The challenge is to make wise appropri ate changes that will lead to greater product and usefulness to the region.” One area o f change Conn feels important to focus upon is student recruitment on a na

tional and world-wide level. The effort to re cruit needs to be more aggressive, says Conn. This will help to create a more diverse student body. There are two reasons Conn believes in a more diverse student body. The first reason is D SU’s need for a stable enrollment base. Conn said he would like to in crease the enrollment. He said the second reason is that a more p o w e rfu l ed u ca tio n a l ex p erien c e w ill take place when there are students with varied backgrounds attending one institution. Conn still wishes to increase the number of international students attending DSU. He would like to have many different countries represented here at DSU, instead o f just a few countries. An important goal o f Conn’s is to create classes in every department that relates to southwestern North Dakota Region. Conn feels that students should be aware of the region they live in. “ Well-designed academic programs and quality teaching should constitute the heart o f a re gional institution o f higher education,” said

Conn.

These academic programs, said Conn, shoul include classes that are exclusively devoted t creating an awareness o f the region. Conn comes from a family that is familk with college settings. Both his father and h brother have experience as college presidents. Before coming to DSU, Conn was vice-pres dent for university advancement at Centn Missouri State University in Warrensburj Missouri. While there he was in charge of d recting student recruitment and admissior among other responsibilities. Conn’s educational background includes doctorate in Public Administration, a master o f arts in sociology and a diploma in social po icy, which he received from the Hague, Nethe: lands. The oldest o f 12 children, Conn was born i Decater, Alabama, but raised in Clevelanc Tennessee. Throughout his career Conn has been give ma n y h o n o r s, i n c l u d i n g b e i n g named t “ W ho’s Who in American Education,” 199< 1995 edition, and “ Outstanding Young Man c the Year’ ’-Frankfort, Kentucky Jaycees i 1976.

CAMPUS LIFE

W illy Maxwell and Eric Hursman cheer the Blue Hawk Football Team to vicÂ tory.

Ronna Denny smiles through the stress o f the last few weeks of the semester.

Katy Burkhart canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t believe the mess left to clean after the pipes burst in her room.

Selke Hall.

Jolyn Lefor sorts through the movies available at the front desk o f Woods Hall.

Students enjoy one o f the many dances held in the student center.

LIFE WITH US

Kelly Hallock instructs Jason Long on the finer points of makeup application.

Chuck Pulliam provides slap-stick enÂ tertainment during Hilltop Holiday. W illy Maxwell pauses for a breather while playing football.

Delong

Ground Floor: Back Row: Ron Dazell, Kelly S in g e r F r o n t R o w : C h a d G r o n d a h l, S c o t t Hourigan, Steven Schweigert, Frank Vorda Not Pictured: Robert Townsend

First Floor: Back Row: Wendy Sundheim, Cindy Hawkinson, Jennifer Olson, Kari Bosserman, Kristen Hughes, Phoebe Schaefer Front Row: Cindy Grenz, Tracy Uden, Stacey Walth, ShanÂ non Schlothauer, Krista Abel N ot Pictured: Tina Joslin, Janel George, Am ie Johnson, Jody Folven

Second Floor: Back Row: Cody Brown, Cody Barnhardt, Dirk Dietz, Cody Schmidt, Joshua H am m ond, L u k e K lo k e r, Shaw n B u rg h d u ff, Kevin Skachenko, Jared Spoonhunter, Front Row: Chris Simpson, Eleno Vallejo, J e ff Enzminger, Nathan Nelson, Alex Kocharov, Adam Anderson N ot Pictured: Corey Steiner, Frank Davis, Pete Miller, Jeremy Johnson, Aaron F r ie s z , C a s ey S e a g r e n , J u s tin D a z e ll, D an Farstveet, Martin Anchondo, Howard Hoy, Bryce Hein, Alex Fisher, Jason Gibson, Donny Allmaras, Scott Molvig.

Hall

nhird Floor: Back Row: Eric Friesz, Eric Giese, Donald Weddner, Pat Schmidt, oel Just, Chris McMahen, Simanton Banner, Brent Earsley, Edward Sugg, tobert McEachem, Adam Jangula, Duane Johnson, Darin Johnson Front Row: e ff Kalinsky, Jared Sprenger, Troy Freize, Bryan Knaub, Ryan Hanna, dichael Fretland, Anthony Christianson, Charles T veit N ot Pictured: W ill jaduke, Robert Grant, Robbie Hertz, M ark Anderson, Shawn Derby, J e ff Nelon, Ryan Rivinius, Bryan Nelson, Jeffrey Axt, Erin O ’N eill

Fourth Floor: Back Row: Guy Joyce, Duane Monlux, Bill Gerving, Shawn Devries, Ben Larson, Darin Miske, Lornie Roberts Middle Row: Ben Lenz, Gar ret Clarksen, Dale Peplinski, Ryan Kohn, Scott Muilenberg Front Row: Stephen Bradley, William Rudolph, Shawn Henry, Abdul Jones, Blake Messer, Jack (J.D.) Thrams, Jeremy Witt, Bryan Chu N ot Pictured: Thomas Link, Cam Zinda, Lincoln Roth, Cody Dukart, Scott Bauer, Dominique Pierre-Toussaint

i’ifth Floor: Back Row: Aaron Actenberg, Calvin Melaney, Jason Fries, Charlie Vard, Mike Roth, Chad Schmidt Middle Row: Brian Matthews, M atthew Alt, Jaocho Wu, Justin Tystad, M arty Tabbert, M ike Zoanni Front: Travis Shyack, Kegan Franklin, Javier Muro, Jinshing Ren, Dana Olmstad N ot Pictured: I1revor Frost, Nathan Schmidt, Aaron Pierce, Chad Skager, T roy Bargman, ierrel Clardy, Mike Rothenheber, Bryant Nutting, M ike Mangold, Jeremy Gal>reath, Chris Hofland, David Wolding, Patrick Lenhardt, Ken Unterseher, froy Lane

Sixth Floor: Back Row: Karla Hammond, Jessica Larsen, Kari Hall, Laurie Volesky, Teresa Gillett, Stacy Crain, Am ber Panasuk, Jacki Waller, Brenda Frohlich, Shay Mahoney, Robin Schatz Front: Kacey Kompton, Deanne Toavs, Sue Myron, Jolene Barth, Alicia Clarkson, Mandy Speiker M eier N ot Pictured: Michelle Davenport, Monica Verhulst, Heather Hageman, Desiree Smalis, Stacy Ryan, Kelly Hopfauf, Jody Lutz, Sarah Johnson, Elizabeth Derosa, Cheryl Feiring 7

Back Row: Loren Jesch, Brandon Midboe, Travis Hirsch, David Riley, Brent Carda, Burt Keltner, Randall Rice, John Mellor, Aaron Oxarat, Brian Berg Front Row: Travis Maher, Troy Bruce, Eric Hursman, Shay Rogge, J e ff Smyle, Cody Haber, Patrick O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill, Ed Keller

Back Row: Stephen Zimmerman, Shane Magelk; Andy Berntson, Jason Hanig, David McAtee, Pri ston Larson Middle Row: Chad Resenauer, Ryan D vish, Quentin Burdick, Brent Schwab. Front Rov J eff Schneider, Robert Morast, Steven Bentsen

Back Row: Richard Woodbury, Robert Merry, Thad Brinkman, Brad Raab, Kent Andreas, Keith Urlachaer Second Row: Dave Pauley, Shad Knopik, Ben Matteson, Wade Sand, Paul Fischer, Scott Martian, Jeremy Wold Third Row: T y Plummer, Colby Braun, Brandon Schmidt, Josh Hager, Trent Brooks Front Row: Bryant Engstrom, Chuck Doeden, Jaime Rivera.

SELKE HALL Spring football. The guys from Selke begin their annual catch ’em kill ’em football games.

Kathleen Septon and Ben Matteson smile and lis ten to Ryan Meschke’s story.

WOODS Back Row: Shannon Widhalm, Shay Mahoney, Jeri Davenport, Heather Lundervold, Juliet Lightbourn, Tonya Darcy Middle Row: Bethany Sjostrand, Cara Transtrom, Laurie Dahlen, Bonnie Schiwal, Lisa Granberg Front Row: Rebecca O ’Hara, Tamela Eissinger, Wendy Jones N ot Pictured: Carmen Ander son, Holly Hecht, Kim Button, Kris Smith, Kate Conley, Michelle Brabazon, Jennifer Moos, Tesla Johnson, Brandi Scarpholt, Anne Kurle, Am y Seagren, Sarah Schlosser, Cara Guenther, Bobbi Kessel, Tiffany Weigum, Jill Fuchs, Michelle Siverson, Janell Reems, JoLyn Lefor, Melissa Urlacher.

Back Row: Gail Maddock, Christina Wagner, Sherry Jonson, Lacie Krause, Michele Sieler Front Row: Carmen Anderson, Jessica Hirning, Krystal Krenz, Kristen Mosbrucker, Randi Mitchell, Ruth Craig, Kristi Tweeten. Not Pictured: Michele Enderle, Mandy Messmer, Yongping Zhang, Jin Hua Xue, A li cia Nord, Leah Hoff, Yue Ling Zhang, Carrie Hall, Lee Ann Zimmerman, Jill Rehling, Heidi Lefor, Gina Ecker, Sarah Gussey, Brandy Mosser, Kathleen Korstad, Stacey Brooks, Kristin Jung, Katy Burkhart, Tanya Luff, Sheri Mischel, M ary Gookin, Sandy Baer, Michelle Dvorak, Shana Dressier, Mary Ann Cabot, Shana Dressier, Mary Ann Cabot, Tara Kirkegard, Tina Taylor, Myla Flinn, Alison Faris, Daiynl Potter, Angila Schaller, Laura Bullinger.

HALL Back Row: Ronna Denny, Melissa Cooley, Kari Odermann, Sheri Forsyth Front Row: Jody Hanig, Stacy Okerson, Dawn Roberts, Rita Schumacher, Tiffany Brown N ot Pictured: Idelle Badt, Jennifer Brown, Stephanie Greff, Carla Brown, Dawn Elwess, Chandra Mengel, Tina Armbrust, Am y Roth, Melissa Christianson, Kelly Hallock, Amanda Gaab, Tina Anderson, Syndi Musland, Tedi Jo Elgin, M a iy Teeters, Kathleen Septon, Janelle Shanks, Monica Finnicum, Theresa Roll, Michelle Hillstrom

A little bit o f home. M yla Flinn and Kristen Mosbruckerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Room.

Studying? Sheri Forsyth cuts Ronna Dennyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hair in the third floor lounge.

PEOPLE

M ark Eltonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s class received extra credit for dressing up on Halloween.

Krista Abel

Martin Anchondo

Mark Anderson

Adam Anderson

Carmen Anderson

K ent Andreas

Joel Auers

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Sandy Baer

Allison Bares

April Barnhart

Heather Barone

Sheryl Baumann

Stephanie Baumann

Joyce Benz

Vince Biesot

Thad Brinkman

Stacey Brooks

Carla Brown

Jody Brown

Jennifer Brown

Stan Brown

Tamara Brown

laren Burch

Brent Carda

Melissa Christianson

Bryan Chu

ate Conley

Melissa Cooley

Tim Crace

Ruth Craig

Jeri Davenport

Ron Dazell

Janell Dean

Stan Deming

Ronna Denny

David Dolecheck

Debbie Dolezal

Irene Dvorak

Kodi Dvorak

Travis Ellison

Michele Enderle

Cory Engel

Bryant Engstrom

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Crystal Erickson

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Laurie Dahlen

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Janet Etzel

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Brenda Frohlich

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Jill Fuchs

Alison Fans

Dan Farstveet

Injured. Dave Dukart sits on the bench after injuring his foot early in the season.

Amanda Gaab

Bill Gerving

Mike Gibson

Jamal Goselin

Stephanie G reff

Cindy Grenz

Chad Grondahl

Jason Gullickson

Julie Gunderson

Sarah Gussey

Josh Hager

Carrie Hall

Tiffany Hagen

Stephanie Hall

Dan E. Hanson

Rhonda Hanson

Cindy Hawkinson

Martin Henke

Betty J. Hickey

Michele Hillstrom

Jessica Hirnig

Ardis Hoffer

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Hu Xuan

Eric Hersman

Jim Huso

Tara Jensen

Loren Jesch

Debbie Johnson

Jeremy Johnson

Sherry Jonson

Frank Jorda

Corinna Kadrmas

Lisa Kadrmas

Edgar Keller

Bobbi Jo Kessel

Jason Kessel

Tara Kirkegard

Luke Kloker

Jennifer Koltes

Paul Kromarek

Jim Knaup

Rochelle Kuntz

Karl K. Lampl

Am y Lechler

Heidi Lefor

Renee Lowenstein

Tanya L u ff

Shane Magelky

Travis Maher

Robert Martin

Brian Matthews

Am y Mayer

David McAtee

Robin Meduna

Robert M erry

Mandy Messmer

Peter M iller

Jerome Mische

Sheri Mische

Randi Mitchell

Jason Monke

Chantel Moore

Jennifer Moos

Kristen Mosbrucker

Stacy Mosbrucker

Donna Mumbower

Javier Muro

Trent G. Myran

Cathy Myrum

Kenny Newton

Renee Newton

Connie O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien

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Nate Nelson

Becky O ’Hara

Stacey Okerson

Erin O ’N eill

Bob Owens

Aaron Oxarart

Am ber Panasuk

David Pauley

M ike Pazdernik

Wendy Peters

Dominiq Pierre-Toussaint

Tim Plumb

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Scott G. Reinbold

Karen Reisnauer

Pam Remson

David Riley

Dawn Roberts

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Lu Ann Robinson

Wesley Rogers

Shay Rogge

Am y Roth

Trent Roth

Stacy Ryan

Kathleen Sailer

Tina Santrock

Shannon Schlothauer

Pam Schmaltz

Vonnie Schmierer

Aaron Schmit

m Âť r n ct Jackie Schuetz

Kathleen Septon

Phoebe Shaefer

Janelle Shanks

Michelle Sieler

Dave Silbernagel

Chad Simonson

Michelle Siverson

Beth Sjostrand

Kevin Skachenko

Chris Smith

J e ff Smyle

Peggy Sorensen

Jared Sprenger

Eric P. Steffan

Stephanie Stien

Jeremy Sundheim

Wendy Sundheim

M arty Tabbert

Christine Taylor

Michael Thielen

Jess Thompson

J.D. Thrams

M avis Trand

Cara Transtrom

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Kristi Tweeten

Kathleen Twist

Missy Urlacher

Tracey Uden

Eleno Vallejo

Nicki Vigen

Darlene Walth

Stacey Walth

Li Oun Wang

Lisa Wanner

Brant Wardner

Ryan Waters

Melanie Watkins

Donald Weidner

Tiffany Weigum

Gaochao Wu

Jin Hay Xue

Yong P in g Zhang

Steve Zimmerman

ORGANIZATIONS

Jonathon Cole and Darla Comstock

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STUDENT SENATE

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Jess Thompson, Pam Schmaltz, Jill Rehling, Cara Transtrom, Scott Hourigan, Tiffany Hagen (SecreÂ tary), Michael Thielen (President), Tina Santrock (Vice President), Shawna Gietzen, Eric P. Steffan, Stacey Jesson, Shad Knopik, Jayme Ciavarella, Jeremy Sundheim, Hal Haynes (advisor)

Pi Lambda Theta

The Gamma Psi Chapter o f P i Lambda Theta started o ff the fall semester with a placemat fundraiser in which local businesses participated in. Placemats were distributed at Hardees and McDonald’s the week of D SU ’s Homecoming. Regu lar monthly meetings and a social were held through out the semester. P i Lambda Theta also worked with Literacy ND and their statewide raffle to raise money for implementing literacy and tutoring programs. P i Lambda Theta ended the fall semester with an initiation o f a new member. Pictured below are: Jackie Radermacher, Stacey Jesson, James A. Reffel (ad visor), Bev Wickum, and Stacy Baumgartner.

Front Row: Candie Stearns, Tammy Steier, Jan Lynch Second Row: Lori Haynes, G in n y H e i t z , R a y n e C za piewski, June Mullen Third R ow : J e n n ife r (K u ls e th Jones, Kim Elkin, Beth Herm anson, K a tr in a F ro h lic h F o u r th R o w : C a r r ie H a ll, Becky Berger, Jackie Gyolai, Kristin Gerbig, Dana Kautzman Fifth Row: Travis M a h er, T a n y a S k a a r, B e tty (Shear) Freitag, Ginger Jahner Back Row: Gina Freder ic k , J e s s e B e e h le r , J u lie W o u rm s , S t e p h a n ie B a u mann N ot Pictured: Kristy Benth, Kim Button, Michele Foshee, Susan F ra n c h u k , C y n th ia Frederick, Cynthia Germann, M y r a G r e g o r y , J o y K le in , Tara Ladbury, Valerie Lan dis, Lori Mihulka, H olly N el son, Scott Obrigewitch, M el is s a P e t e r s o n , K i m b e r l y Scott, Michelle Seiler, Cecil Smith, Michael Strode, Lee Baagen, Stacy Williams, Valer ie G i l b e r t s o n , D o u g l a s Huck, Roxanne Johnson, Dee A ta n a s u , Deb Dahmus, K ris ta E lk in , Sharron Jensen, Sylvia Kent, Rhonda Kovarik, Kathy Learn, Jim Lince, Lourell Rebel, Rebecca Reich, K i m Re nne r, M i m i Soiseth, Jodi Stockert, Mary Jo Verhulst, Sheila Weyer, L a to r ia Wi l l i ams , A n n e t t e Moore, Sally Holbert, Tina Just, Larry Bachmeier, Jer emy Sundheim

BOARD OF O FFICERS 1995-1996 Front Row: Gina Frederick, Becky Berger, Rayne Czapiewski, Ginger Jahner, Carrie Hall Back Row: Dana Kautzman, Kim Elkin, Jesse Beehler, Jan Lynch, Jennifer (Kulseth) Jones

ack Row: Suzy Berger, Michele Hillrom, Sharleen Kolling, Tim Trumlll, Robert Price, Robin Meduna, mdy Hassebrock Middle Row: Kerri artnett, Heather Barone, Dawn Rae ;cek, Cindi Frederick, Cynthia Tronad, Am y Roth, Jill Rehling, Tanya i f f Front Row: Shauna Schmidt, pra Erickson, Lori Doe

Kerri Hartnett, Tyra Erickson, and Lori Doe enjoying themselves during free time at the national convention.

Michele Hillstrom and Suzy Berger hard at work on the Homecoming float.

DSU AG CLUB Back Row: Tedi Jo Elgin, Jennifer Moos, James Bogner, Loren Jesch, Lincoln Roth, Matt Alt, Missy Urlacher Middle Row: Paige Burian, Dee Toavs, Michelle Siverson, Tiffany Weigum, Jill Fuchs Front Row: Sarah Gussey, Jennifer Brown, Janell Reems, Heidi Lefor, Laurie Praus, Brandy Mosser

Laurie Dahlen and Tara Hartl perform a Supreme melody during Hilltop Holiday.

Jason Yoder and M ark Elton contemplate the next play during Kiddie Hawks.

Am ber Panasuk helps out during the blood drive.

Jeremy Sundheim and Deb Hourigan visit during the Semi-formal.

Mike Woods along with several others enjoy the dance.

SEMI-FORMAL A Night To Remember

Troy Bruce and Jody Hanig prepare for the Semi-Formal by deciding what to wear.

dichelle Brabizon of BACCHUS serves mnch.

Peggy Zastoupil performs beautifully during Hilltop Holiday.

Michelle Seiler and Scott Hourigan deÂ velop their own special style o f dancing.

W illy Maxwell takes a breather during intramural volleyball.

Dr. Paula Martin performs an experiÂ ment during Sure Beats W inter Week.

Selke H all takes on DeLong Hall in n tramural volleyball.

THE WAY WE LIVE

roy Bruce and Jody Hanig pose before oing to the Semi-Formal.

Several Students wait to see who will win the prizes at Casino Night.

SPRING FLING Several Students

Cody Haber tries to develop a strategy for winning the ping pong toss.

Sandy Baer seems to be enjoying herÂ self at the Easter Egg Hunt.

A Warm Day In the Snow Several students set out on an Easter E gg Hunt.

A fter braving the snow and cold, thes students tally up their winnings.

Kristi Tweeten laughs with friends as they set out to find eggs in the snow.

Michele Hillstrom attempts to throw a ring on a bottle.

eek attempts to win more tickets by irowing the ball into a milk jug.

CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD Back Row: Kate Conley, Randi Mitchell, Cody Brown, Luke Kolker, Frank L. Jorda, Tim othy D. Plumb Middle Row: Robin Meuchel, Tracy Uden, Wendy Sundheim, Sandy Baer, Liz Gookin, Cynthia Tronstad Front Row: Michell Brabazon, Hal Haynes, Joyce Benz N ot Pictured: Chandra Anderson, Kerri Hartnett, Angela Weiss, JenÂ nifer Kulseth

DSU BUSINESS CLUB

Back Row: Michelle Meyer, BJ Eickhoff, Gwyn Hansey, Joan Mayer, Sarah Holmen, Scott Pribyl Middle Row: Shawn Schmidt, Connie O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Stephanie Sullivan, Robyn Loumer, Nick Lambert Front Row: Sandy Hassebrock, Connie Hehn, Lori Klein, Stacey Ness Not Pictured: Corrina Kadrmas, Tad Torgerson, Terisina Martin

Sandy Baer, looking business like as usual.

PRARIE SMOKE STAFF Melissa Cooley, Sandy Baer, Marty Sabolo, and Ronna Denny

FINE ARTS

Darla Comstock prepares Ken Haught for his role in “ Frankenstein” .

LAJUBix

Yvette Schmaus and Tarra H artl laugh it up.

Mark Lovell and N eek pass time on the bus.

CHORALE Dickinson State University Chorale is an ensemble o f students selected by audition to perform at campus concerts and in class. Chorale takes a tour every other year to perform in the region. This past year Chorale toured eastern Montana and West River North Dakota on March 6-8, 1995. Dr. Brian Knutson, assistant profes sor o f music and director o f the DSU Chorale says, “ The purpose o f this is to give our students the opportunity to perform outside Dickinson and give them that experience they may need as prospective music educators.” The annual tour also gives DSU the opportunity to recruit prospective mu sic students and it also gives high schools and junior colleges a chance to hear a fine college choir, says Knutson.

lane Headlee and Jennifer Ensign irticipate in a skit.

illy Hecht waits to perform.

Passing time between shows. Kelly Hallock and Shane Headlee get to know one another.

Jerry Heidecker kicks back and relaxes before the concert. Mike Wourms, Kevin Skachenko, and the other trumpet players play a short piece.

CONCERT BAND Dickinson State University Con cert Band is a class organization comprised o f students selected to participate by means of audition. The Concert Band is an ensem ble o f selected wind and percussion instrumentalists who perform at campus concerts. The group also takes an bi-annual regional tour al ternate years from DSU Chorale. This year Concert Band did not tour, but gave many fine concerts on campus throughout the year.

r. Svoboda warms up his trumpet.

aul Redding, Becky O â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hara, and Krysil Krenz play their saxophones in perct harmony.

FRANKENSTEIN Frankenstein Cast List Sophie..................................... Sandy Baer Ernst..................................... J.D. Thrams Victor ................................ Jonathon Cole Elizabeth April Barnhart H en ry....................................Mark Alpert Frau Frankenstein Brenda Frohlich The Creature Randy Brooks Justine........................ Dawn Zimmerman

1. V ictor (Jon Cole) and H en ry (M ark A lb ert) listen to the C reature (Randy Books) tale o f his treatm ent as a monster. 2. On th eir w edding night V ictor (Jonathon Cole) com forts his bride Elizabeth (A p ril B arnhardt) and as sures her that the chateau is safe. 3. Frau Frankenstein (Brenda Frohlich) spends a moment in w orry about her son’s (Jon Cole) health. 4. Ernst (JD Thram s) has brought Justine (D aw n Zim m erm an) to V ictor so she can plead her case before she goes to prison.

Dickinson State University’s Theatre Department presented the Tim Kelly dramatization of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein during October, including a midnight performance on Fri, October 21. Tim K elly’s dramatized Frankenstein is a great make-believe scare about a monster created from a dead body. According to Charles Pulliam, director

and Speech and Theatre Instructor, t] production attempted to provide some the thrills o f the old Frankenstein movie He also said the play, hopefully, did mo justice to the original novel than many the movies have done. Many DSU students donated their tin to put on this play. Students worked ( sets, costuming, lighting and sound.

THE LA D Y’S N OT FOR BURNING

A COMEDY BY CHRISTOPHER FRY Directed by Don Ehli Cast Richard Thomas Mendip

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Alizon Eliot Nicholas Devise Margaret Devise Humphrey Devise Hebble Tyson Jannet Jourdmayne The Chaplain Edward Tappercoom Matthew Skipps

David Vinson Charles Cleveland Pulliam Jr. JaCinda Burnett Mark Lovell Sandy Baer Jonathon Cole Pat Barnhart Mandy Messmer Karen Nelson Cory Wardner Darla Comstock

Set sometime around the 15th century, The Lady’s Not for Burning concerns wed ding plans gone astray and a witch burning. Performed in the Theatre Loft, November 17-20 and Dec 1-4, this comedy of mayhem delighted and entertained audiences.

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1. Thomas Mendip (Chuck Pulliam) tells a tale o f old skipps. 2. Exchanging a glance with Thomas, Jennet Jourdemayne (Mandy Messmer) finds comfort that he knows she is not a witch. 3. Tappercoom (Cory Wardner) and Margaret (Sandy Baer) listen to Hebble Tyson (Pat Barnhart) inform Richard (David Vinson) that he is to scrub the floor. 4. Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia! Praises the drunken Mat thew Skipps (Darla Comstock) to the heavens. 5. Carried in by Richard and his brother Nicholas (M ark Lovell), Humphrey (Jonathon Cole) presents flowers to his future bride Alizon (JaCinda Burnett). 53

TO N IG H T A T 8:00

Students Direct “ P o o f’ directed by Sandy Baer About a woman’s unconventional solution to domestic violence. “ The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year” di rected by Jonathon Cole Examines an all too satisfying extra-marital affair. “ Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Me Lis ten” directed by Leslie Chaska A haunting play about poverty and lost dreams. “ On Tidy Endings” directed by Darla Com stock Explores the relationship between two peo ple who have just lost a loved one to AIDS. “ Surgery” directed by Bekki Sorenson A farce about an inept dentist’s apprentice and the poor fellow on whom he practices.

December 9 & 10, 1994

1. Loureen (Michele Enderle) and Florence (M andy Messmer) deal with what should be done since Samuel exploded. 2. A comfort hug is given by the man (Jon Cole) to the woman (Stephanie Messer) in a story o f hunger. 3. Andrew (M ark A lpert) hides behind Julie (Michele Enderle) so that his wife doesn’t find him with another woman. 4. Marion (Annette Gunsch) and Arthur (M ark A lpert) share a heated discussion. 5. An unprofessional dentist, Kuryatin (Eric Dvorack) examines his uncooperative patient, Sexton (Cory Wardner).

Laundry And Bourbon

Elizabeth April Barnhart H a ttie ..................................Michele Enderle Am y L e e .................................. Mary Gookin Dickinson State University’s Theatre De partment presented Laundry and Bourbon with its companion play Lone Star in late February and early March. Laundry and Bourbon is a play about the plight to survive in love and marriage. Each woman must realize the man they married is not the perfect vision o f a husband, but rather a human being with normal faults.

1. “ God I hate Am y Lee,” proclaims Hattie (Michele Enderle) as Am y Lee (M ary Gookin) joins the conver sation. 2. Am y Lee and Hattie discover that they are wearing the same dress. 3. Hattie and Elizabeth (April Barnhart) discuss the time Roy picked up a hitch hiker. 4. T ryin g to overlook the shared clothes the women make small talk for Elizabeth’s benefit. cc

Lone Star

R oy........................................ Randy Brooks R a y ....................................... Jonathon Cole C letis.........................................J.D. Thrams Dickinson State University’s Theatre De partment presented Lone Star with its com panion play Laundry and Bourbon in late February and early March. Lone Star written by James McLure is “ A comedy about Texas, truth, illusion and a pink Thunderbird.” Lone Star is set in rural Texas in the backyard o f a bar at night dur ing the mid seventies, shortly after the Viet nam war. A play about human relationships, the male characters discover nothing, yet ev erything in life has changed.

1. Older brother Roy (Randy Brooks) tells Ray (Jona thon Cole) the story o f taking Edith Ellen Hyde park ing down by old Thompson’s Road. 2. So I scooted over and scrunched down under the steerin’ column like this ... 3. A drunken Roy shares a dance with Cletis (J.D. Thrams). 4. ... And she lifted up her skirt and I lit a match like that. 56

ACTIVITIES

Painted faces and smiles lighted the way for a great day.

Brian Matthews and Corrine Lindbo paint themselves blue to ride on the A rt Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s float.

Heather Barone waves from the Phi Sigma P i float.

Cindy Fredericks and her son wave from their perch on the Phi Sigma Pi float.

Mandy Messer cuddles up the Bust* Blue Hawk (Mark Alpert).

HOMECOMING ’95 Paint The Town Blue

This years Homecoming festivities were a success. Many people attended the various activities that occurred dur ing the week. Am ong the activities en joyed were: the movie “ When A Man Loves A Woman” , the Phi Sigma Pi Jello fight, comedian Brad Stine, and Hypnotist, Jim Wand.

;acey Brooks, Jodi Bubel, and Syndi usland wave to the onlookers at the a r a d e . T h e y a r e r i d i n g on t h e HAW KM OBILE” .

Michelle Siverson, Janell Reems, Missy Urlacher, Brandy Mosser, and Sarah Gussey smile as they ride on the A g Club’s Float.

Front Row: Rosa Anchondo, Stephan Hall, Dana Erickson, Leslie Geige Am y Binstock, Julie Gunderson, An Koyama. Second Row: Tiffany Hage: Carmen Will, Tamara Brown. Thii Row: Nick Lambert, Garrett Nodlan Mike Lynch, Stan Deming, Jeren Sundheim, Janet Etzel. Fourth Ro\ Taylor Bang, Adam Hill, Jason Gullie son, Bill Gerving, Jason Yoder. N ot Pi tured: Kevin Avison, Troy H offer ar Laura Filkowski.

1994

HOMECOMING ROYALTY Blue Hawk And Lady Hawk

Jeremy Sundheim continues is a senior nursing student from Fairview, M T. He was elected DSU Student Nurse o f the year in 1994, which he followed up by earning North Dakota Student Nurse of the Year honors. He was also elected editor o f the Student Nurses’ Association’s national convention. Jeremy is the son o f Jim and Sharon Sundheim. Tiffany Hagen is a senior business and composite music education major, from Reeder, ND. She has been very active in band, chorale M.E.N.C., Mu Phi Epsilon, and Student Senate. Hagen was also listed in last year’s “ W ho’s Who Am ong American College Students” and was an Honor Usher at D SU ’s graduation ceremonies. Tiffany is the daughter o f Leone and the late Elmer Hagen.

HILLTOP HOLIDAY IN THE SPOTLIG H T

Welcome to Hilltop Holiday 1995!! My theme “ In the Spotlight” holds a special meaning to me. Every Performance I have ever attended be it drama, juggling, or an op era have all had a common feature-a spot light. When the spotlight highlights someone they become the important feature, it is their turn to shine. Every performer in H ill top is a special act and I want them to have their moment o f glory whether they sing, dance or act. By placing the whole show in the spotlight we will brighten the stage for all to see and remember. -Julie Gunderson, dir.

1. Shane Davis wows! the audience with an original composition written and performed by him. 2. Peggy Zastoupil, always a favorite, performs wonder fully for the crowd. 3. The Flings provide a dazzling and entertaining per formance. 4. Chuck Pulliam and Jonathon Cole performs a skill fully choreographed sword skit.

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Dean Jilek serenades an enthusiastic crowd. Chuck Pulliam performs and original composition which he wrote. The Tumbleweed Country and Western Dance Club show some real fancy steppin’ . Michael Wourms and Holly Hecht along with the rest o f the Buckshot Septet provide a pre-show perfor mance. 5. Tarina Dachtler, Yvette Schmaus, K elly Hallock, Michele Enderle, Laurie Dahlen, and Tarra Hartl are “ sim ply supreme” in their vocalizing.

A li Hakim (Don Ehli) and Ado Annie (K elly Hallock) practice their “ Persian Goodbye” . Aunt Eller (Michele Enderle) fires her pistol to quiet the crowd down and keep them from fighting.

OKLAHOMA! Oklahom a Cast Randy Brooks, Dickinson C om m unity m em ber as Carnes Stacey Brooks, sophomore biology major at D SU , vocals and dance Ronna M ae Denny, ju n ior elem entary education major as G ertie Don Ehli, Dickinson C omm unity member as A li H akim M ichele Enderle, sophomore choral music m ajor as Au nt E ller Jennifer Ensign, sophomore at DSU, vocals and dance M elanie Friedt, Dickinson H igh School student, vocals and dance B ill G erving, senior history major at DSU, vocals and dance DeAnn G ilje, Dickinson Com m unity m em ber and D SU alumnae as Laurey K elly Hallock, sophomore music education m ajor at D S U as Ado An n ie T a rra H artl, sophomore business adm inistration m ajor, vocals and dance Shane Headlee, freshman university studies m ajor as W ill Parker Jasmine H uether, D ickinson H igh School Student, dance Jason Klein, Dickinson com m unity member, dance A n n e Kurle, Dickinson com m unity m ember, dance M ark Lovell, freshman music major at D SU as Jud W illy M axwell, sophomore history education m ajor as DSU, vocals and dance Terasa M cLaughtin, Dickinson H igh School student, dance L y le M iller, post-graduate composite music student at D SU as Curly Y ve tte Schmaus, senior com posite music student at D SU, vocal and dance M ichael Stevenson, Dickinson com m unity m em ber, vocals and dance T a ryn Tucker, Dickinson H igh School student, dance Anthony W ilier, Senior elem entary education m ajor at DSU, vocals and dance Dickinson State U n iversity’ s production o f Rodgers and H am m erstein’s “ O klahom a” was directed by Dr K en Haught, assistant professor o f theatre and speech and Dr. Brian Knutson, assistant professor o f music served as musical director. Brenda Frohlich, a sophomore business adm inistration major served as stage manager and M ichele Privratsky, Dickinson com m unity m em ber and D SU alumnae served as choreographer. Charles Pulliam , instructor o f theatre and speech served as scene and ligh t designer and M ichael Stevenson, D S U com m unity m em ber served as costume designer. H aught says they had “ a wonderful cast, a wonderful group o f leading perform ers as far as th eir voice, th eir acting ability.”

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1. Action is exciting at the Black Jack table. 2. Ben Matteson, Jimmie Rhodes, and Lori Doe discuss which bag to put their tickets in. 3. Tickets, lots of tickets!! 4. Melanie Watkins waves to the camera with lots of smiles.

SURE BEATS WINTER WEEK

DSU’s Campus Activity Board (CAB) con tinued with its longstanding tradition, Sure Beats Winter Week. Each year CAB sponsors a week filled with activities that include, a comedian, a dance, a movie, and a magician. This year CAB con cluded the weeks events with a showing of Anim al House on Friday evening. Traditionally Phi Sigma Phi holds their annual Casino Night during Sure Beats Win ter Week and this year was no exception. The fraternity offers students a chance to use their gambling skills to win prizes such as a VCR, telephone, and gift certificates from various community businesses.

1. Karen Burch looks on as the action at the Black Jack table intensifies. 2. Dancing the night away. 3. Mark Lovell contemplates his next move. 4. Paula Martin explains her experiment.

GRADUATION

1. Jennifer Brown helps Stacy prepare for graduation. 2. Jason Hillman listens to the speakers. 3. Tiffany Hagen accepts her plaque for Outstanding Senior girl. 4. Jeremy Sundheim accepts his plaque for OutstandÂ ing Senior boy. 5. Expectations are high as these graduates begin the next step.

ACADEMICS

Joan Pribyl, M ike Thielen, and Shai Knopik busy themselves by studying.

WHO’S WHO A group of eight Dickinson State University student lead ers have been named to “ Who’s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges” for the 1994-1995 aca demic year, and two Dickinson State students have been named to “ Who’s Who in American Junior Colleges.” It’s an honor that these students were recognized for their academics and leadership at DSU,” says Dr. Gary Biller, vice president for student affairs. “ This years students were selected from nominations sub mitted by faculty and staff and reviewed by a committee of faculty members, led by Biller. The committee reviewed cre dentials of approximately 30 students who were nominated and then made final selections. “ There were many qualified students who were nominated. It ’s a very competitive process,” says Biller.

Melissa Urlacher Urlacher is a sophomore agri culture sales and service major from Bismarck. She is active in A g Club and Rodeo Club and is secretary for the Postsecondary Agriculture Students Organiza tion. Urlacher also has worked with Kids Day on the Farm and currently is Dairy Princess of Southwest North Dakota pro moting the dairy industry.

“ All of these students are very well qualified as far as aca demics and grade point averages,” Biller says. “ They’ve all made significant contributions as far as leader ship in the Dickinson State University Community.”

Row: Dr. Gary Biller, Brian Matthews, Lu Ann Robinson, Lyle M iller, Dr. Philip Conn Front Row: Stacey Jesson, ina Wourms, Lori Klein

M olly Wosepka An active Postsecondary A gri culture Students Organization member, Wosepka is a junior business and administration/of fice administration major with an agri-business emphasis from Medora. She has worked with the Golden Valley County Fair, with the Country Extension O f fice and with the Leafy Spurge Project.

Stacey Jesson Jesson, senior from Living ston, M T, is an elementary edu cation major. She is a member of the North Dakota Intercollegiate Student Legislature, the Dickin son State Student Senate, Pi L a m b d a T h e ta , th e I n t e r n a tional Reading Association, the Badlands Reading Council, and Teachers as Readers.

Kimberly Renner A senior nursing major from Belfield, ND, Renner is an active member o f the DSU Student Nurses Association and was in volved with committees in prepa ration for the State Nurses Asso ciation convention held in Dick inson in February. Renner is also involved with the Belfield Public School District and has participated in the Dickinson Community Changing Program.

Lori Klein A s e n io r a c c o u n tin g m a jo r from Dickinson, Klein has been involved in the DSU Business Club, works in the University’s P la c e m e n t O ff ic e an d w o rk s with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program.

Lu Ann Robinson A Tai Kwon Do enthusiast with a state title to her credit, Robinson is a senior art major from Dickinson. She is active in A rt Club, Network, and Soar. She has also served as an art in structor for juvenile inmates at Southwest Correctional Facility, as therapeutic art coordinator for Dickinson Domestic Violence Rape Crisis Center and as a DVRC volunteer.

Brian Matthews Matthews is a senior art major and English minor from G arri son, ND. He is active in Art Club, English Club and on the W e s t e r n C o n c e p t s t a f f an d serves as creative director for the Gallery New letter. In addi tion, he is a resident assistant for DeLong Hall and has served as a counselor for Soar and Busi ness Challenge and has assisted with Children’s A rt Festival and with various Student Center ac tivities.

Carmen W ill Will, a senior elementary edu cation major with a math em phasis from Mandan, N D was president o f P i Lambda Theta honor fraternity. She has been active as an international stu dent, in Professional Association in Education, in Student Educa tion Association and on the Cam pus Judicial Board. W ill also vol unteers with the Headstart pro gram.

Lyle Miller M iller graduated from Dickin son State in December. A native o f Glen Ullin, ND, he was a mu sic student. While at Dickinson State he has performed as a vo cal soloist and served as director for Hilltop Holiday in 1994.

Julianna Wourms Wourms, a senior nursing stu dent from Dickinson, is active in the DSU Student Nurses Associ ation. In addition she partici pates in choir and with Dickin son School District Activities.

INAUGURATION Dickinson State U n iv e rs ity In au gu rated Dr. Philip Conn as its Eighth Presi dent o f Dickinson State University on April 21, 1995. The days events included an inauguration symposium, an inaugura tion ceremony, and a folk music concert. “ Diana Knutson, director of University Relations said, “ The transition to a new presidential adm inistration represents the beginning o f another chapter in an in stitution’s history and we at Dickinson State want to commemorate such a signif icant milestone.” A presidential inauguration committee worked for several months to plan and ar range the inauguration activities and

theme. Inauguration symposium speakers presented seminars from various aca demic areas that related to the theme of the inauguration which was “ coping and thriving in a changing world.” According to Knutson the inauguration was “ an important occasion to recall Dick inson State’s past, celebrate its present, and herald its future. A t the same time, it also provides us an opportunity to con template with pride the important and on-going contributions which Dickinson State makes to the advancement o f West River North Dakota. Inaugurations are common occurances for colleges and universities across the

X. Dr. Conn accepts good wishes from A lvin Jaeger, Secretary o f N orth Dakota. 2. Dr. Conn addresses the crowd.

state and in the nation, says Knutson. Both the university and community mem bers were invited to attend the days events. D ick in son S ta te U n iv e r s it y ’ s 26th Country Western Jamboree entertained audiences again this year. This years theme, “ The Grande Ole Opry o f Southwestern North Dakota” at tracted musical performers from the tri state area to Dickinson for the annual event to compete for cash prizes, trophies and the grand prize trip to Nashville T N or Branson MO.

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1. Cody Brown, Student Senate president-elect, wel comes Dr. Conn to Dickinson State University. 2. Delegates from all over the country arrived to wel come Dr. Conn. 3. The DSU Chorale provides musical entertainment during the ceremony.

Chuck Pulliam and Jonathon Cole practice for their performance at Hilltop Holiday.

Michelle Hillstrom smiles as they finish up last minute details for Casino Night.

The first annual Semi-Formal was well attended and considered a success.

Tarina Dachtler, Yvette Schmaus, Kelly Hallock, Michele Enderle, Laurie Dahlen, and Tara Hartl sing their hearts out as they rehearse for Hilltop.

Malachi Nelson poses for the camera.

K elly Hallock seems to be enjoying herself on choir tour.

Shane Davis relaxes while playing his guitar.

. Dick Woodbury, Burt Keltner, Charlie Issacs, Robert Martin, and W illy M axwell take a time out. . Katy Burkhart makes her way through a cluttered hall. . Paul Redding practices to be a star drummer. . Kelly Hallock prepares for Hilltop Holiday.

ATHLETICS

Stacey Brooks looks content as the Blue Hawk Volleyball Team wins anÂ other one.

Troy Gear (11) finds himself in a tough position as the opposing deÂ fense closes in.

Wade Sand (75), Trent Roth (71), and Duane Monlux (19) work hard to push the ball up the field.

J e ff Hanson (14) is in good form as he punts the ball on a fourth down.

Donny Allmaras (20), Kevin Avison (25), Cody Barnhart (26), Jeriy Begger (56), Andy Berntson (90), Jeff Bertelsen (84), Ryan Boettcher (80), Thad Brink man (50), Trent Brooks (92), Troy Bruce (53), Curt Buckman (46), Shawn Burghduff (36), Brent Carda (89), Jason Crumb (12), Stan Deming (43), Dirk Dietz (10), David Dukart (76), Carey Duttenhefer (37), Bryant Engstrom (98), Jason Faller (72), Dan Farstveet (39), Kegan Franklin (24), Mike Frohlich (45), Ryan Gatch (18), Troy Gear (11), M att Gilbert (44), Jamal Goselin (35), Reg Hageman (68), Josh Hager (17), Dan Hanson (59), J e ff Hanson (14), K yle Han son (40), Chad Hasler (63), Sean Henry (30), Jason Hillman (42), M att Hollow ed (32), Kelly Jeffrey (15), Darin Johnson (61), Duane Johnson (51), Joel Just (60), Bryan Knaub (36), Ben Larsen (34), Wes Lindeen (86), Tony Lindsay (81), Jason Long (70), Ben Matteson (67), K elly M axiner (83), Brent Maynard (57), David McAtee (77), Pete McCall (13), Donald McDonald (41), Bob McEachern (RS), Chris McMahen (66), John M ellor (85), Darin Miske (64), Scott M olvig (52), Jason Monke (73), Duan Monlux (19), Javier Muro Jr. (82), Malachi N el son (16), Nathan Nelson (27), Bryant N utting (49), Erin O ’N eill (55), Shawn Pedlar (74), Dale Peplinski (24), Robert Price (87), Jim Rhodes (54), David R i ley (48), Wesley Rogers (96), Shay Rogge (88), T ren t Roth (71), Bill Rudolph (31), Wade Sand (75), Joe Sanders (62), J eff Schneider (33), Steven Schweigert (78), Chad Scott (47), Bannar Simanton (99), Shane Sommerfeld (29), Dayle So rensen (38), Tony Steckler (65), Troy Stone (22), Kelly Strobel (28), Ryan W a ters (97), W ill White (23), Tucker Williams (91), Jeremy W o lf (58)

Kevin Avison (25) intercepts anothe Jamestown pass as Darin Miske (64 moves up to congratulate him.

Eric Hursman, Robert Martin, Scot Dassinger, Jeremy Richardson, Wilh Maxwell, and Cory Engel. Some o f th< most spirited fans in the crowd.

1994 DSU Blue Hawk Football

SCOREBOARD

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A Look Back At The Season

It was a good year for Blue Hawk Football. Although they started the 1994 season with a loss to Black Hills State, the Blue Hawks came back with a bang and shut out Rocky Mountain. A fter picking up victories at South Dakota Tech and M ayville State, the stage was set for a rival showdown. Dickinson State defeated M iÂ not State to celebrate Homecoming and then moved on to Valley City, where once again the Blue Hawks were victorious. The Hawks would then lose to Jamestown only to bounce back and tromp the University o f Mary. The last game o f the season would prove to be a heartbreaker as the Hawks fell short against Carroll College. The loss was enough to keep the boys in blue out of the playoffs, but they still shared the N D CAC Conference crown with Minot State.

The Blue Hawk Defense closes in for the kill.

Always enthusiastic, the Dickinson State crowc show their outstanding spirit.

The Blue Hawk Offense moves the ball closer to the goal.

M ike Frohlich (45) is just one o f the reasons for a strong Blue Hawk Defense.

Northern Montana Bismarck State Jamestown College MN-Morris Mayville State Williston South Dakota Tech Dakota State Sheridan Dakota Wesley Huron Sheridan Rocky Mountain Eastern Montana Minot State University of Mary Jamestown College Bismarck State Mayville State Black Hills State Jamestown College Minot State Williston Valley City Bismarck State University of Mary Valley City NDCAC CONFERENCE TOURNEY Minot State (Semi) University of Mary (Final)

The Lady Blue Hawks celebrate another win.

Jodi Bubel spikes the ball as Tina Taylor, Heidi Sunderland, and Stacey Brooks look on.

Tina Taylor sets up for a powerful hit as Leigh Simmons, and Heidi Sunder land watch.

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Leigh Simmons returns the ball as Tiffany Keele looks on.

BLUE HAWK VOLLEYBALL

Back Row: Coach Dave Moody, Assistant Coach Kay Moody, Jodi Bubel, Leigh SimÂ mons, Tiffany Keele, Tina Taylor, Stacey Brooks, Student Coach Melanie Watkins, Chantel Moore, Syndi Musland

The 1994 Blue Hawk Volleyball Team had a great season. The Lady Hawks placed first at the Black Hills State Tourney and worked hard to achieve the first 20 match winning season in the history o f the program. You could say that it was a year o f firsts as they also had their first .300 hitter on the team ( StaÂ cey Brooks), and it was the first time they beat every conference school. They were ranked as high as 4th in the Great Plains Region and finished the season ranked 7th in the Region. The Blue Hawks finished at 2nd in the conference behind the University of Mary.

Back Row: Bill Slikker, M ike Schroeder, Bob Showalter, Charles Kleeman, Calvin Melaney, Jarred Spool hunter, Chad Schmidt, Gerrell Clardy Front Row: Alex Fisher, Terrell Lindsey, Ben Lentz, Jason Grebe, A 1 Gerrell Clardy shoots for two against Valley City.

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Bob Showalter shoots to score as Gerrell Glardy looks for a rebound.

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lam Zinda fights for a rebound against M inot State.

Leslie Geiger, Mandy Spiekermeier, Patty Jo Vandenberg, Nancy Schoabinger, Jackie Waldal, Sara Miller, Connie Dahlin, Laauie Volesky, Melani Lowman, Mary Teeters, Stacy Crain, Rachelle Kuntz, Danielle Martian, Beth DeRosa, Pam Rebsom, Coach Jane Wakefield, Heidi Owens

Daniella Martian looks for an open player to pass to.

Stacy Crain, Laurie Volesky, and Beth DeRosa fight for a rebound during practice.

WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BASKETBALL UND-W illiston S.D. Tech N orthern Montana Moorhead State U. UM -Morris S.D. Tech Black Hills State Miles Community UM-Crookston S.D. Tech U. o f Mary Jamestown M ayville State M inot State Valley City U. o f M ary Jamestown M ayville State M inot State Valley City M ayville State

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Patty Joe Vandenburg looks for an open route to the basket.

Back Row: Tim Coughlin, K yle Hanson, Jeb Williams, Dave Martian, Troy Lane, Trevor Frost, Bob Owens, Chuck Doed Joel Meyer, P at King, Eric Hursman Front Row: M arty Heim, Dave Wolding, Cody Gorder, J e ff Enzminger, Mike Pazderr Joel Auers, K yle Fleck, Nick Lambert, Arlan Anderson

WRESTLING ’95 It was a very successful season for the 1995 wres tling Blue Hawks. Seven matmen made it to the Na tional Tournament. Those men were: Joel Aurst, Eric Hursman, Jeb Williams, Cody Gorder, Joel Myer, Pat King, and Mike Pasdernak. Of those seven, four placed All-American. Those were: Cody Gorder, Joel Myer, Pat King, and Mike Pasdernak.

Coach Randy Duxbury provides Arlan Anderson with practice.

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Back Row: Jason Kessel, Jason Holstein, Dave Moody, Brent Forester, Aaron Hochhalter Front Row: Brian Chu, Rachel Welk, Susan M iller, Erin Hodson

1994 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS

Heidi Schock, Kari Odermann, Rebecca Witt, Lacey Krause, and Jacinda Burnett.

FACULTY

Members o f the Dickinson State UniÂ versity administration meet with conÂ cerned students in Woods Hall.

FACULTY Dr. Hardin Aasand Association Professor-Spanish Dr. Sandra Affeldt Chair-Nursing Dr. John Ballard Associate Professor-Spanish Arley Berg Security Officer I Dr. Gary Biller VP-Student Affairs

it Boyd Binde Assistant Professor-Accounting Alvin Binstock VP-Business Affairs Sr. Ranee Branigan Lecturer Speech Dr. Richard Braun Dean Arts & Sciences Dr. Joseph Callahan VP-Academic Affairs

Katrina Callahan-Dolcater Assistant Professor-Art Arlene Chapinski Computer Services/Equipment Operator I Tim Daniel Lecturer PE Coach Mens Basketball/Track Eleanor Dietrick Admission; Clerk III, General Office Debora Dragseth Asst. Professor Bus. Management & Policies

Randy Duxbuiy Instructor PE Coach Football/Wrestling Mark Elton Instructor M arketing Elain Fedorenko Placement Coordinator Roger Fraase Director Computer Services Michael Frank Associate Professor Computer Science

William Goetz V P Development; Dean o f Business & Administration Travis Haakedahl Assistant Professor Elementary Education Victoria Haaland Business Office; Clerk III General Office Dr. Michael Hastings Associate Professor Biology Juliann Hatzenbuhler Custodian

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FACULTY Alicia Heick Assistant Professor Nursing Clement Heidt Custodian Karen Heth Lecturer Business Sandee Hinrichs Coordinator Learning Resource Jane Hoerner Assistant Professor Nursing

Arlan Hofland Assistant Professor PE; Coach Track/Football Gayle Hofland Instructor Nursing Debra Hourigan Administrative Secretary II William Hulstein Assistant Professor Accounting Dr. Gary Jacobsen Director Field Experiences

Evelyn Jensen Nursing Dept.; Administrative Secretary O. Carlyle Johnson Lecturer Technical Education Marie Jordan Custodian Roger Kilwein Assistant Professor Computer Applications Leonard Kovash Custodian

Alan Klatt Custodian Sandy Klein Director Financial Aid Eileen Kopren Librarian Katherine Lang Business Office; Account Technician I Dr. Barbara Laman Assistant Professor English

Dr. Douglas LaPlante Dean Education Health PE and Recreation Dr. Carl Larson Professor of English Larry League Associate Professor Geography & Geology Pete Leno Instructor PE Coach Football Track Kathy Lowe University Relations; Administrative Secretary III

FACULTY Mark Lowe Controller Mary Anne Marsh Assistant Professor Nursing Dr. Paula Martin Associate Professor Chemistry James Martz Librarian David Meier Assistant Professor History

Julie Megli-Meier Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office; Administrative Assistant I Donna M iller Admissions; Administrative Assistant II Marilyn Morman Clerk III; General office Wei Sun Science & Math Dept.; Administrative Secretary II Assistant Professor of Mathematics Sr. Dorothy Niemann Assistant Professor Nursing

Kayleen Nodland Lecturer Business Ms. Lily Pomeroy Assistant Professor Art Charles Pulliam Technical Director Fernando Quijano Instructor Economics Bernett Reinke Director Stoxen Library

Colleen Rodakowski Development & School o f Business; Admin. Secretary III Martin Sabolo Head Resident/Housing Julie Schepp IV N Technical Training Coordinator Lillian Sorenson Librarian Dr. David Solheim Choir English

Kevin Thompson Admissions Counselor Denice Van Doorne Business Office; Administrative Secretary II Kay Werremeyer Associate Professor Elementary Education Dr. Gerald White Chair Agriculture Mary Zuger Lecturer Spanish

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INDEX

A Abel, Krista p6, 14 Acklestad, Bob p91 Allmaras, Donny p79 Alpert, Mark p52, 54, 58 Alt, Matt p34 Anchondo, Martin p l4 Anchondo, Rosa p60 Anderson, Adam p6, 14 Anderson, Arlan p88 Anderson, Carmen plO, 14 Anderson, Mark pl4 Anderson, Tina pl4 Andreas, Kent p9, 14 Armbrust, Tina p57 Auers, Joel pl4, 88 Avison, Kevin p79

B Baer, Sandy pl4, 40, 43, 45, 46, 53, 52 Bang, Taylor p60 Bares, Allison pl4 Barnhart, April pl4, 52, 55 Barnhart, Pat p53 Barnhardt, Cody p6 Barone, Heather pl4, 33, 58 Baumann, Sheryl p l4 Baumann, Stephanie p32 Baumgartner, Stacy p31 Beehler, Jesse p32 Begger, Jerry p79 Bentsen, Steven p8 Benz, Joyce pl4, 43 Berg, Brian p8 Berger. Becky p32 Berger, Suzy p33 Berntson, Andy p8, 79 Bertelsen, Jeff p79 Biesiot, Vince p l4 Biller, Dr. Gary p70 Binstock, Eric p l4 Bjorge, Virginia p l5 Boettcher, Ryan p79 Bogner, James p34 Bosserman, Kari p6 Brabazon, Michell p37, 43

Braun, Colby p9 Brinkman, Thad p9, 15, 79 Brooks, Trent p79 Brooks, Stacey pl5, 59, 77, 82, 83 Brooks, Trent p9 Brown, Carla p l5 Brown, Cody p6, 15, 43, 73 Brown, Jennifer pl5, 34, 57, 68 Brown, Stan pl5, 91 Brown, Tamara pl5, 60 Brown, Tiffany p ll Bruce, Troy p8, 37, 38, 39 Bubel, Jodi p59, 82, 83 Buckman, Curt p79 Burch, Karen pl5, 66 Burdick, Quentin p8 Burghduff, Shawn p6, 79 Burian, Paige p34 Burkhart, Katy p4, 76 Burnett, JaCinda p53, 94

c Campbell, Lori p l5 Carda, Brent p8, 15, 79 Christianson, Melissa pl5, 104 Chu, Brian pl5, 37, 92 Ciaverella, Jayme p30 Cole, Jonathon p29, 49, 52, 53, 54, 56 Comstock, Clay pl2 Comstock, Darla p29, 47, 53 Conley, Kate pl5, 43 Conn, Dr. Philip p2, 70, 72, 73 Cooley, Melissa p9, 15, 46 Coughlin, Tim p88 Crace, Tim p l5 Craig, Ruth plO, 15 Crain, Stacy p86 Crumb, Jason p79 Czapiewski, Rayne p32

D Dahlen, Connie p86 Dahlen, Laurie plO, 16, 63 Darcy, Tonya plO Dassinger, Scott p79 Davenport, Jeri plO, 16 Dazell, Ron

p6, 16 Dean, Janell p l6 Deming, Stan pl6, 50, 79 Denny, Ronna 4, 9, 16, 46, 57 DeRosa, Beth p86 Dietz, Dirk p6, 79 Divish, Ryan p8 Doe, Lori pl6 Doeden, Chuck p9, 88 Dolecheck, David p l6 Dolezal, Debbie p l6 Dukart, David p79 Duttenhefer, Carey p79 Duxbury, Randy p88 Dvorak, Eric p54 Dvorak, Irene p l6 Dvorak, Kodi p l6

Egli, Ron pl05 Ehli, Don p53 Eickhoff, BJ p44 Eissinger, Tam ela plO Elgin, Tedi Jo p34 Elkin, Kim p32 Ellison, Travis p l6 Elton, Mark p l3 Enderle, Michele pl2, 16, 54, 55, 63, 64 Engel, Cory pl6, 79 Engstrom, Bryant p9, 16, 79 Ensign, Jennifer p49 Enzminger, Jeff p6, 16, 88 Erickson, Crystal p l6 Erickson, Tyra

pl7 Erickson, Dana p60 Etzel, Janet pl7, 60

F Faller, Jason p79 Faris, Alison p i? Farstveet, Dan p l7 , 79 Ficek, Dawn Rae p33 Fichter, Judy Schoch P 17 Fischer, Paul p9 Fix, Kathie p l7 Fleck, Kyle p88 Flinn, Myla

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A picturesque look at the DSU campus through the eye o f a camera.

Randi M itchell and Bobbi Jo Kessel move in a refrigerator, one o f the most important parts o f a dorm room.

Lisa Peplinski moves in one more load o f boxes.

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Melissa Christianson tries to organize all o f her belongings into one room.

Am y Sinclair takes a quick break to laugh with her new roommate.

Ron Egli watches Cory Steiner carry another load o f clothes to his room.

MOVING ■ ■

The dictionary defines moving as: To go from one residence or location to another; relocate. Yes, that certainly describes what we all were doing carrying all o f those boxes and bags and armfuls of stuff up the stairs and to our new residence hall rooms. It all starts at home when we go through our rooms and our houses to grab every little item we think we’ll need. Then after we cram all o f our belongs into boxes, we take those boxes and cram them into our vehicles and prepare to drive to our new home. Once we arrive we unload everything from our vehicles and carry it all to our new room. It takes us hours to put everything away just perfectly, but when it is done we sit back and relax after a job well done.

The whole family chips in to help carry belongings into Woods Hall.

Wendy Peters has her boyfriend to help her carry her bags.

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OUR BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS This Is What It Looks Like Today ...What Will It Look Like Tomorrow?

Stoxen Library on a beautiful summerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s day.

One o f the busiest places on campus, the Student Center

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A majestic look at the doors of May Hall.

Take a walk through our small, but beautiful park.

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EDITOR’S NOTE

If I learned anything this year, I learned that be ing the editor of a large yearbook with two staff members is extremely tough. But it was a learning experience and for that I am grateful. I would like to thank the people that helped me out during the year. Those would be a follows: Mr. Marty Sabolo, Dr. Stephen Robbins, all of the staff in the University Relations Department (they pro vided me with most of our photos), J.D. Trams, Me lissa Cooley, Mary Gookin, Sandy Baer, and the in dividual organizations that were kind enough to help me out. A Great Big Thank You Goes Out To All Of You! Although this year was full of worry where the yearbook was concerned, I am glad I took the chal lenge. Thank you to all that were involved. 108

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