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environm ent and m an

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ADMINIS TRA TION * ir

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A P R A IR IE SM O K E F E A T U R E

dr. r. c. gillund becomes d sc’s sixth president

P r a i r i e S m o k e interviewed Dr. Gillund at the clo se o f the y e a r f o r a State-of-the-College R e p o rt. H e re is the d ia lo g u e :

P R A IR IE S M O K E : A re there any changes that you as p resid en t w ill m ake in the near fu tu re concerning student life an d student fa c ilitie s ?

T h e in stallatio n o f D r. R . C. G illund as the sixth president o f D ickinson State C ollege in M a y was the highligh t o f the co llege y e a r. M rs. E lv ir a J e s t r a b , p resid ent o f the North D akota B o a rd o f H ig h e r E d u c a tio n , delivered the in stallatio n address. D r. G illund was installed as D S C p resid en t by Dr. Kenneth R a sch k e , co m m issio n e r o f hig h er ed u cation. Guests were w elcomed to an in stallatio n luncheon by D r. P a u l L a r ­ sen, dean o f the c o l le g e ; D ick in so n M a y o r H e n ry S c h an k , and other city and co lle g e d ig n ita rie s. J o h n T h o m p so n , p re s­ ident o f the co lle g e fa cu lty , spoke on b e h a l f o f the staff. T o n y J a c o b s , student senate president, represented the students.

Jo h n Sch u ld , alu m ni asso ciatio n presid en t, presented g ree t­ ings. In stallatio n ce rem o n ies concluded with the p re sid e n t’s b all, a sem i-fo rm al event which was open to the p u b lic. P r i o r to com ing to D S C , P resid en t Gillund was tbe a ca d e m ic dean at V a lle y City State College.

D R . G I L L U N D : As president, I must contin­ u a lly be a le rt to the needs o f students on the D S C cam pus. In term s o f student life, the in stallatio n o f phones fo r the women students, the opportunity fo r freshm en and sophomore women students to have sp e cial privileg es the spring q u a r te r are ex am p les o f o u r endeavors to m ak e student lif e m e an in g fu l to the stu­ dents. In term s o f student f a cilitie s, we are co ncern ed that the Student C enter continue to be a fa c ility which suits the d esires o f our students. W e plan to devote a la rg e part of the su m m er in e x am in in g all o f our f a c ilit ie s : d o rm ito rie s, classro o m s, and the like. L uture ch an g es w ill be forthco m in g as the needs of the students are determ ined and o r requested.

T h e new bookstore is an e x a m p le o f a change that will be effective the f a l l q u a rte r o f 1 9 7 0 .

P R A IR IE S M O K E : W hat is you r opin ion abou t the fu tu re o f D SC? W ill it continue to grow as rap id ly as it has in the past 10 y ears?

D R . G I L L U N D : D S C has en jo yed an en v iab le record o f growth in the past 1 0 y ea rs. As one realizes the d em o g rap h ic studies o f recent y ears and studies o f b irth rate data recen tly pu blished , it would a p p e a r that the high perce n tag e o f growth will not continue. North D ak o ta is having a significant d eclin e o f po pu latio n . T h is, coupled with the impetus given to vo ca tio n al education, would lead one to have some ap p reh en sio n about tremendous growth. D espite the po pulation d e­ crease, I am still optim istic about D S C ’s growth.

T h e new p ro g ram s which beco m e effective this fa ll will ce rta in ly have an im pact on our e n r o l l­ ments in the future. It is my fe e lin g that a plateau has been reached on o u r en rollm e n ts f o r the next y ea r o r two, but I p re d ict and p ro je c t a steady growth from that point on. D S C has an outstand­ ing reputation and we are giving constant and c o n sid era ble thought to m e ans o f en co u rag in g m ore high school g rad u ates to attend D SC .

D R . G I L L U N D : W e expect to begin construction o f the D S C S tad iu m this sum m er, i f bids are satisfacto ry . W e have requested, in the next b i­ ennium , an ad d ition to M u rp h y H all and the L ib r a r y . W e are also requesting a m illio n d o llars fo r student housing. W e have legislative p e rm is­ sion to construct ad d itio n a l m a rried student hous­ ing as need dictates. W e a re raisin g funds fo r a F in e A rts C om p lex . W e have requested a d d i­ tio nal funds to expand Scott G ym nasium and our p h y sic a l ed u catio n f a cilitie s. W e a re hoping to b e a u tify the M a ll this su m m er, weather and funds perm itting. W e will be con structin g office f a c i l ­ ities in the low er level o f K l in e f e lt e r H all during the su m m er months. W e a re requesting funds to construct a storage b u ild in g to re p la c e the u n­ sightly wooden b u ild in g behind Scott G ym nasium .

P R A IR IE SM O K E : Do you h av e any long range plans to assist this growth an d what a re they?

D R . G I L L U N D : Y e s , we definitely have longrange plans to stim u late o u r en rollm en t. T h is past y e a r we have ex p erim en ted with little parties a fte r school hours at a n u m b er o f our area high schools. W e are going to expand upon this next year. I, fo r one, will visit every school in our are a . W e are en co u rag in g our D ivisio ns to p r o ­ vide consultant services ( c lin ic s , w orkshops, etc.) to the schools to give evid ence o f o u r concern. W e will keep the nam e o f D S C co n tin u a lly b e fo re the pu blic. I will m eet with a ll o f o u r alu m ni by regions to seek th eir continued support in e n c o u r­ aging students to attend D S C . W e have esta b ­ lished a sep arate news bu reau to co n tin u a lly sub­ mit news releases to the m e dia. O u r plan s a re so voluminous that to su m m ariz e them in a p a r a ­ graph is difficult

P R A IR IE Z>MOKE: Do you h av e any plan s fo r construction an d bu ildin g on the cam pu s? I f so, when an d w here?

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P R A IR IE S M O K E : W hat is y ou r opin ion abou t the involvem ent o f DSC students in activities ou tside the classroom ? H ow d o es it co m p a re with oth er sch ools?

D R . G I L L U N D : It is m y philosophy that ed u ­ cation is not lim ited to the confines o f a c la s s ­ room. T h e re are num erous activities outside the classro o m that provide relev ant and m e a n ­ ing ful le a rn in g exp e rie n ce s and co n trib u te to the overall growth o f the student.

In co m p a riso n with other schools, I believe students at D S C possess a keen interest in p a rtic ip a tin g in activities outside the c la s s ­ room and would rate high in co m p ariso n with other colleges.

P R A IR IE S M O K E : Do y ou thin k this in­ volvem ent is good, p oor, or indifferen t? I f so, w hy?

D R . G I L L U N D : I believe, as I indicated p r e ­ viou sly, that this is good. It shows vitality, as opposed to stagnation. T h is involvement will alw ays he va lu ab le, i f it is done with sincerity o f purpose.

P R A IR IE S M O K E : H ow d o you f e e l about students' attitudes tow ard the facu lty ?

D R . G I L L U N D : It is my observation that stu­ dents have a resp ectfu l attitude toward the fa cu lty . I think this respect has been borne out o f good relatio n sh ip between students and facu lty . O bviously, this varies from Division to D ivision, p ro fesso r to p ro fesso r, hut by and la r g e , I am very pleased at the attitude o f the student toward the facu lty.

P R A IR IE S M O K E : Do you f e e l that th ere is a g o o d enough com m u n ication betw een the students, facu lty an d adm in istration ?

D R . G I L L U N D : It is rath er difficult to make a gen eralized statem ent re lativ e to the lines o f co m m u n icatio n. I , p e rso n a lly , f e e l that they a re good, however, this is not to say that they can not be im proved upon and this is a real o b jectiv e which I have. I co n sid er this m atter o f co m m u n ic atio n o f p rim e im portance.

P R A IR IE S M O K E : In g en eral, how would you say you r first y ea r as p resid en t o f D ick­ inson State C olleg e has been ?

D R . G I L L U N D : W ith o ut eq uivocation, this has been one o f the most rew arding, sa tisfy ­ ing, and ex citin g y ea rs o f m y personal life and p ro fe ssio n a l c a r e e r . I cannot begin to to tally and co m p letely express m y deepest and sincerest f e e lin g o f ap p recia tio n to the students, fa cu lty and ad m in istrato rs fo r their patie n ce, k indness and co o peratio n. It is d i f ­ ficult f o r any institution to ad just to a new presid ent and I must say, everyone has done everything to m a k e this y e a r tr u ly a m e m ­ o ra b le one.

M y only fru stratio n has been the seem ingly la c k o f tim e to do everything I have wanted to do.

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P R A IR IE S M O K E : A re th ere an y changes that you f e e l are n ecessary b e fo r e next sch o ol y e a r ? I f so, w hat?

D R . G I L L U N D : T h e first ch an g e that must tak e p rio rity is the transitio n from the B o o k R e n ta l System to the B o ok P urchase P la n . W e a re re -e x a m in in g o u r orie n tatio n , registration and advising p ro ced u res fo r next f a ll , to a ssu re students expeditious h an d lin g o f th eir co u rse p ro g ram m in g . W e a re reviewing out­ class sched ule c a r e f u l ly to avoid conflicts, in as much as possible.

A ll facets o f o peratio n will he c a r e f u l ly scrutinized during the su m m er months.

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P R A IR IE SM O K E : W hat is you r op in ion abou t the attitudes o f the students tow ard obtain in g an ed u cation ? How d oes it co m p a re with other institutions that you have b een at?

D R . G I L L U N D : I have been pleased to observe that the m a ­ jo r it y o f the students at D S C are d efinitely “ g o a l” oriented.

T h e y have com e to this institution f o r an ed u cation. T h e y want that education to be m o re than cond itioning, m o re than a p ilg rim a g e in routine or p re m atu re adjustm ent. I sense

th e ir realizatio n that education at D ick inson is not m eant to re fo rm them, or to am u se them, nor to m a k e them ex p ert tech nician s. I hope that they are cognizant o f the fa c t that without id eas, without effort, without sch o la rsh ip , without ph ilo so p h ical continuity, th ere is no such thing as education.

T h e attitude o f students at D S C toward obtain in g an e d u c a ­ tion are u nq u estionably very good, as I co m p a re them with institutions with which I am f a m ilia r .

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P R A IR IE S M O K E : Do you f e e l that the students cou ld be o ffe r e d m ore in the lin e o f ac a d em ics? I f so, what?

D R . G I L L U N D : O ne ca n n ev e r b e satisfied with the status quo, th e re fo re , I n a tu ra lly feel that students could he offered m ore in the lin e o f a c a d e m ic pro g ram s. T h is is our great c h alle n g e , to be flexible in o u r a c a d e m ic program and to be ale rt to new ideas and concepts in a tim e o f vast explosions o f know ledge. O urs is an ever-chan ging society and to try to pro g n asticate would be difficult. W e must he co ntin u ally search ing , seeking, and re a d in g fo r new developments.

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NORTH DAKOTA S T A T E BO A R D OF H IG H E R EDUCATION (1969-70) S tan d in g : Fred R. Orth, Grand F orks; Harold Refling, Bottineau; Allen H. Hausauer, W ahpeton; Rev. Peter Hinrichs, Dickinson. S ea te d : Lloyd H. Nygaard, Assâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t. Commissioner and Executive Secretary, Bism arck; George Sinner, Casselton; Mrs. Elvira Jestrab, W illiston; Kenneth E. Raschke, Commissioner, Bism arck; Albert Haas, New Rockford.

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academ ic deans The

D ean

o f the C ollege.

D r. P a u l L arsen , has

c h a rg e o f the c u rr ic u la r ac tiv itie s o f the college.

T h e D e an â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office is in ch arg e o f m eetin gs o f the A cad em ic P o lic ie s C o u n c il; the deans p re p are the class schedules and are in ch arg e of the acad em ic ad visem ent p ro g ram . A d d itional a re a s w ithin the D e a n â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office inclu de exten sion w ork and co n su lta­ tion fo r fed eral pro g ram s.

D R . P A U L L A R S E N , D ean o f the C ollege M R S . M A R T H A K R U G E R , office secretary

-/ //i jjt D R . T O M JE N S E N A ssistant Dean

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jessen becomes d irector of financial aid and placem ent

L aV E R N JE S S E N D ire cto r o f F in a n cia l A id and P lacem en t

In the past y e a r the p osition of D ire cto r of F in a n cia l A id and P lace m e n t w as in trod u ced

to D S C . M r. Je ss e n â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office estab lish es cred en tials fo r all

grad u ates and n otifies grad u ates o f openings in the te a ch in g field and other jo b s. T h is office also handles the letters o f recom m en d ation fo r all D S C students. In terv iew s fo r te a ch in g positions as well as oth er jo b s a re handled throu gh this office.

M r. Je ss e n â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office ad m in isters all o f the fiin a n cia l aid college.

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p ro g ram s for the

rhodes supervises groups.

T h e Dean o f M en supervises all o f the activ itie s and organ izatio n s fo r m en, both on and off cam pus.

M r. Rhodes is an ad visor to the S tu d en t S en ate, In ter-G reek C ou ncil, M en â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s U n io n , and P h i S ig m a P i, an h onor fra te rn ity fo r m en.

VAUGHN E. RH O D ES D ean o f M en

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dean initiates no-hours program W ith the b e g in n in g o f sp rin g q u a rter, D ean E d n a S ch u m p elt in itia te d a no h o u rs p ro g ram fo r a ll g irls who w ere th ird q u a rte r fresh m en , c a rrie d a 2 .0 overall grad e p oint, and had a letter signed by th e ir p aren ts allow ing them to have no hours.

D ean S ch u m p elt is servin g h e r fo u rth year as D ean o f W om en . S h e is an ad visor to the Stu d ent S en ate, In te r-G ree k C o u ncil, P a n h e lle n ic C ou ncil and the A ssociation o f W om en Stud ents.

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P A L M E R 0 . A A S M U N D S T A D , B u sin ess M an ag er

business office adm inisters funds.

P a lm e r A asm und stad su p erv ises the b ackgro u n d o p e ra tio n

o f the

colleg e.

U n d er h is d irection

new

equ ip m en t is p ro cu red and the sm ooth fu n ctio n in g o f the college is assu red. All m o n etary m atters are h an d led in the business office; ch eck s fo r s a la rie s , loans, g ran ts, to stud ents and fa c u lty m em bers are p rep ared here.

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reg istrar’s office

It is the duty o f the Office o f the R e g is tra r’s to keep all student record s, and this office does its jo b

extrem ely w ell.

T h e R e g is tra r also handles all students’ tra n ­ scrip ts.

N E IL A R L F .ID IN G E R R e g istra r

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gackle assumes national post

As p u b lic ity d irecto r, M r. G ackle assum es the re sp o n sib ilitie s fo r P a re n ts’ D ay. H om e­ com in g and the L yceu m S e rie s. He edits “ A lum ni

News”

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acts as d irecto r of

alum ni a ffa irs. T h e C o lleg e News Bureau is also under h is d irection .

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N orth

D akota C ou ncil of A rts and H um anities, and was recen tly appointed to a sim ilar n atio n al position by P re sid en t N ixon.

B R Y A N E. G A C K L E P u b lic R e la tio n s

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dsc staff nurse One o f

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D SC

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M rs.

R ich ard Sw enson, who, as the college nurse, looks a fte r the m ed ical needs of the 1 6 0 0 students at D S C .

M rs. Sw enson is se cre ta ry o f the Z onta C lub and p resid ent of the T heod ore N atu re and H istory A sso ciation al. S h e is also the ad visor fo r In te r-V a rsity .

E ST H E R SW EN SO N S ch o o l N urse

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book store M rs. Q ually su p erv ises the colleg e bookstore and the m ailro o m . I t is throu gh th is booksto re th at D SC students have in the p ast receiv ed th e ir books.

M rs. Q ually also supervises the m ailro om . A ll m ail on the D ick in so n cam p u s is d istribu ted throu gh h er offices.

M RS. Q U A LLY B ook store M an ag er

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C a u g h t u p in t ides of meaningful with m ov e aimed

thoughts

p u r p o s e s t u n e d to in d i r e c t i o n s hy t ho s e i n v ol ved

to a s e ns e o f c o m p l e t i o n a n d s o u r c e o f sa t is f ac ti on for a ct i on

p u r su e d.

ORGANIZATIONS

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student senate T h e Stu d en t S e n ate is the execu tiv e and the rep resentative leg islativ e body o f the S tu d en t A ssociation . I t is the m a jo r lin k fo r students to the college ad m in istrato rs or one o f the v ario u s com m ittees o r board s o f the S tu d en t A ssociation .

T h e S tu d en t S e n a te h as represen tation on all ad m in istrativ e com m ittees e x c e p t fa c u lty a ffa irs th e re b y m ak in g it one o f th e most pow erful cam pus o rg an ization s.

T o n y Ja c o b s served as P re s id e n t; B o b A llen, V ic e P re sid en t; Pam

N ord qu ist, S e c r e ta r y ;

M ark M iller, T re a su re r.

S e n a to rs w ere as fo llo w s: M ary A nn W o se p k a ; T im Zasto u p il; Jim O d erm a n n ; T o m N eed h am ; K a th y P riv r a ts k y ; B o b b ie W h ite ; Ju lie B o u r n ;

B eck y O lso n ; D ick P a lm e r ;

and T o m

Pam Nordquist Ju lie Bourn M arge Janes Joanne Wherley P at Fadden

P at Fadden;

A llen.

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Dick Palmer Boh Allan Tom Allan Tim Zastoupi]

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union board of governors T h e B o a rd of G overnors is the student voice in the m an agem en t o f the Stud ent C enter. The b o ard is com posed o f nine students, the D ean o f Stud ents, D ire cto r of the Stu d ent C enter, and the P re sid en t of the Stud ent Sen ate.

S ta rtin g the fa ll term o f 1 9 6 9 , the B oard of G overnors

assum ed

the

resp o n sib ility

o f the

social com m ittee and coo rd in ates such activ ­ itie s w ith the social co o rd in ato r appointed by the P resid en t o f the Stud ent Senate.

V a rio u s d ances and the S av ag e M assacre were sponsored by the B oard o f G overnors.

virst R o w : Howard K itch en ; Tony Ja co b s; Bob Schu ette; Vicky Delaney; Dolories Ja co b s: Joan Schaff; Bernice Boespflug; JoA nne Windmueller. S eco n d R o w : Bob A llan ; Randy Cogliser; lim Prorok; Louie Lessinger.

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S lS stl

inter fraternity council

F irst R o w : Terry Clark; Larry Duppong: Pat Fadden. S eco n d R o w : Gerald W aldera, Advertising; Vaughn K. Rhodes, Advertising; Dr. Gab, Advertising: Duwayne Kinnischtzke; Tim Zastoupil.

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phi sigma pi P h i S ig m a P i, foun d ed

in 1 9 3 2 , is a n atio n al h onor fra te rn ity fo r m en

students^ I t is founded on a th ree p o in t p u rp o se: lead ersh ip , sch o larsh ip and fellow ship .

T h e p ast y e a r, P h i S ig m a P i ag ain offered a tu to rin g serv ice fo r the D S C student body. T h e y also held th e ir an n u al F o u n d ers D ay B an q u e t.

T h e officers th is p ast y e a r w e re : R a y A nd erson, P re s id e n t; D en n is L ard y , V ice P re s id e n t; D on T ish m a ck , S e c r e ta r y ; E . W a rd K o eser, T r e a s u r e r ; and Don Z u bke,

P u b lic ity

C h airm an . A dvisers fo r the group a re M r. V au gh n

E.

Rh od es and M r. C h arles K ord onow y.

F rist R o w : Tom Fazer: Don Brugam yer: Donald Zubke; Lee R ich ard ; Arthur Mortvedt: Terry B instock; Bruce Olsen: W ally Thompson; Charles K or­ donowy, Adv.; Jim W ill. S ec o n d R o w : Cliff S k arr; E. Ward K oeser; Gary Ridenhower; Raymond Anderson: Don Tishm ack; W alter W olf; Sam Stoxen: Scott Schaar.

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lambda delta lambda L am b d a D elta L am bd a, H o n o rary P h y sica l S cie n c e S o cie ty , under the p resid ency o f B o b O ld h eiser has been busy w ith v ario u s activ itie s throughout the y ear.

T h irte e n new m em bers w ere in itia te d into the S o cie ty . In A p ril, seven m em bers attended the N ation al L D L C onvention at W ayn e S tate C ollege in N ebrask a. A t the con ven tion

D r. Z iem an

(L D L

a d v isor) was elected G rand N atio n al P resid en t.

P re sid in g over the S o cie ty was B o b O lh e ise r, w ith R aym ond A n d e r­ son next in ran k. T a k in g the notes w as A rnold P erz in sk i, while

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Tom Niemitalo Tom Feser Leo Brackel Don Burgamyer Gary Ridenhower Ann Johnson Sam Stoxen Carol Koppinger Keitli Garness Miles Fritag Cliff Searr John Schulz

M u rry R a ffe rty did the co rresp on d in g . T a k in g care o f the funds was D onald T ish m ack . K e e p in g o rd er at the m eetin gs w as W a lte r W .

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Betty M iller Rona Engelter Charlette Hartman Lynn Peterson Linda Henson Kathy Dinkins Fern Docktor LaVonne Thorson Roberta Kennedy Ja n ice Laubner Diane Loh Kay Folkvolk Denice Washburn

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panhellenic council T h e P a n h e lle n ic C ou ncil, estab lish ed in 1 9 6 7 , fu n ctio n s as a c o o rd in a tin g body betw een D elta Zeta and A lp h a S ig m a A lp h a, the two social so ro ritie s on our cam pus.

T h e cou ncil prom otes relatio n s as well as h ig h sch o lastic and so cial standards. â&#x20AC;&#x153; P a n -h e llâ&#x20AC;? also acts as the g o v ern in g body over ru sh in g, p ledgin g, and in itia tio n .

L eft to right: D enice W ashburn: Sheryl K illough: Cathy D inkins: Linda Sveet

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mu phi epsilon.

S e a te d : Marion Schock; Diane T horton: Charlotte Hartman. S ta n d in g : Gail M cDonald; Terry P ric e ; Karen Iverson; Schwartz; Lynn Peterson; LaVonne Thorson; Pam R ustin; Della Heid, Advisor; Sandy Johnson; Marlys Makaruk.

Margaret Zimmerman: Becky

M u P h i E p silo n , the m u sic so ro rity on cam pu s, had its pledging® and in itia ­ tion s in the F a ll and S p rin g . In Ja n u a ry they had “ O rig in al D a y ” w here th e ir o rig in al com positions w ere p erfo rm ed b y the m em bers o f the soro rity .

In M ay M u P h i held a com bined p ro g ram o f W ed d in g M u sic and a B rid a l Show .

P resid en t o f Mu P h i is M a rly s M ak aru k and V ic e P re sid en t is C harlotte H artm an . M a rg a re t Z im m erm an is the co rresp o n d in g se cre ta ry and L a V onne T h o rso n is the re co rd in g secre tary .

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ch am ber ch orale set european tou r T h e C horale was scheduled to to u r E u ro p e u n d er the au sp ices o f the M usic Sectio n o f the E u ro p ean E xten sio n

d ivision o f the In stitu te o f E u ro p ean

S tu d ies w hich is located in V ie n n a .

T h e C h orale, flying overseas from New Y o rk C ity v ia Ice la n d ic A ir lin e s , was to arriv e and d ep art from L u xem b o u rg . T h e first two co n certs w ere sch ed ­ uled in P a ris and D ijo n . F o r the con certs in Ita ly , the C h o rale had several Ita lia n m ad rigals p rep ared .

W hile in V ie n n a , th e C h orale w as to be involved in a m u sic w orkshop sp o n ­ sored by the In stitu te o f E u ro p ean studies. T h e students w ere to visit and sin g in som e o f the sm all A u strian v illages in the A u strian A lp s. A nother h ig h lig h t o f the to u r in A u stria was to be a p e rfo rm a n ce in S alzb u rg . W h ile in G erm an y the C h o rale w as to to u r E a st and W est B e rlin .

B arb Acorn swings on the saxophone.

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First R o w : Faith Schelkoph; Linda Finnem an; B arb Sadowsky. S eco n d R o w : Jan e P h illip s; Jan e H aich ; Elberta H allen ; Wanda K ary; Donna Messmer; Gay Herman; Donnell Rauscher. T h ird R o w : Frances K eh r; Eileen H ansen; Shirley K ary; P at R o llin g ; Kathy Cornelia. F ou rth R o w : Lorene Randall; Sarah W yrick; Corrine Ja h n e r; Grace R id l; Kay H offert; Agnes Ballou.

student nurses association T h e pu rpose o f th is o rg an izatio n is to p re p are the student nurse fo r activ e p a rtic ip a tio n in the A m er­ ican N urse’s A ssociation a fte r b eco m in g a reg istered nurse. It also serves to p rom ote p ro fessio n al and so cial u n ity am on g the students o f the S tu d en t N urse’s A sso ciation o f N orth D ak ota and to p a rticip a te as an activ e con stitu en t o f the N atio n al S tu d en t N u rse’s A sso ciation throu gh duly elected rep resentatives.

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dorm councils T h e dorm cou ncil consists o f a p resid ent, v ice president, se c re ta ry , A W S or M en â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s U nion rep resen tative, and two rep resen tativ es from e ach floor. T h is group m eets with the hou sem oth er to iron out any kind o f problem s w hich a rise in the dorm . T h e dorm cou ncil as a whole has the re sp o n sib ility to solve any o f the p roblem s a risin g in the dorm .

S om e o f the a ctiv itie s o f the dorm cou n cil consists of d eco ratin g fo r H om ecom ing, H allow een and C hristm as.

P U L V E R H A LL

SELKE

ST IC K N EY H A L L 60

W OODS H A LL

K L I N F E I T E R HALL

F irst R o w : Peg Zander; Kathy K enitzer; Joanne Huff; Linda B erger; Betty Edwards. S ec o n d R o w : Donnell Rauscher; Bobbie Jurgenson; Jean ie Beck.

Lynn Peterson; Claudia Knoll

a.w.s.

T h e A sso ciatio n o f W om en Stu d en ts had a m u ltitu d e o f a ctiv itie s d u rin g the y ear. F irs t cam e the an n u al S a d ie H aw kins week d u rin g F e b r u a ry 9 th throu gh the 14th . T h is w as follow ed b y the m otherd au g hter tea w hich w as held the F r id a y b e fo re E a s te r v acatio n . A W S h a s sponsored the card-key system th at is p resently in use at K lin e fe lte r H a ll and W oods H all. D u rin g M ay 13th throu gh M ay 1 8th was the h a p p en in g o f S a v a g e M assacre W eek. T h e A W S and the M en ’s U nion sponsored a flap­ ja c k b re a k fa s t a fte r the a ll-n ig h t d ance.

H ead in g the associatio n is K a th y K e n itz e r ; the v ice-p resid en t slot is filled by B etty E dw ards. S ecreta ry -T re a su re r p o sitio n is held by P eg g y Z and er and P u b lic R e la tio n s b o x is filled by L in d a B erg e r.

M em bers o f A W S in clu d e a rep resen tativ e from e a c h dorm , and the p resid en t fro m e ach dorm . T h e off-cam pus hou sing h as one rep resen tativ e in A W S . T h e re is also one rep resen tativ e fro m each class, and one from e ach o f the w om en’s o rg an izatio n s.

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S e a te d : Lynn Peterson; M arge Ja n es; M arlene Fevold; Ann Johnson. S ta n d in g : Judy Collins; Sarah H uber; Shannon H elfrich; Hellen H ollar; Jane Adams.

student education association S tu d en t E d u ca tio n A sso ciation is an o rg an izatio n affiliated with the N atio n al E d u catio n A ssociation and the N o rth D ak ota E d u catio n A ssociation .

T h is y ear two D S C m em b ers w ere elected to state offices.

T h e officers fo r th is o rg a n iz a tio n a r e : T o n y Ja c o b s ,

P re s id e n t;

P ete rso n , S e c re ta ry T r e a s u r e r ; and T e r r y S te p h e n s,

A nn

H isto rian .

Jo h n so n , V ic e P re sid e n t;

A d v isers

fo r

the

group

are:

L ynn M r.

C alvin L u n d b e rg , and M r. T ra v is H aak en d ah l.

A ny student p lan n in g to te a ch is u rged to becom e a m em b er of th is o rg an ization .

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K ap p a P i is a n atio n al h o n o rary a rt G reek le tte r fra te rn ity founded at the U n iv e rsity o f K e n tu ck y in 1 9 1 1 . T h is fra te rn ity is open to both m en and w om en. Its pu rpose is to p rom ote a rt in te re st am ong co lleg e students, to stim u late h ig h e r s ch o la rsh ip , to reco gn ize poten­ tial and p ro fessio n al a b ility , and to b rin g a rt d ep artm ents o f various colleges closer to g eth er throu gh its activ itie s.

D u rin g the p ast y e a r K ap p a P i sponsored an a rt sale. M em bers o f the fra te rn ity p u t up th e ir w orks fo r sale in an au ctio n . T h e m oney receiv ed fro m the sale w ill be used fo r a rt sch o larsh ip s.

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L e ft to R ig h t: Ja ck ie W entz; Barbara P au l; Oliver Mooney, Advisor;

Terry

Stephens;

Lyvonne P fau ;

Georgette

S e ife it;

le cercle francais T h e h ig h lig h t o f the y e a r fo r Ie C ercle F r a n c a is w as a p ro g ram presented by m em bers on th e ir e x p e rie n ce s at M ary C ollegeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s F re n ch Cam p in B ism arck la st sum m er.

L e C erle F ra n c a is is one o rg an izatio n that is not out to m ake m oney. It is p rim a rily to e n co u rag e the m em ber to speak F r e n c h b y g iv in g them the op p o rtu n ity to do so. T h e o p p o rtu n ities in clu d e sin g in g F re n ch songs, folk d an cin g , p la y in g gam es in F re n ch , view ing F re n ch film s, and p e rio d ically put on skits.

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Ruth

Buckman.

earth science club

First R oiv : Lynn Underdahl; Tom F eser; Tom Niemitalo. S eco n d R o w : Arnie B in ek : John Schulz. T h ird R o w : W illiam Eastwood, Advisor; Bruce Olsen; Michael Borengasser, Advisor.

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F irst R o w : Kathy Privratsky; Paul H olte; Cheryl Hewson; Conrad E. Davidson; Allen Oster. S eco n d R o w : Lyle H einitz; M argaret M arcussen; Mavis Jo h n ; Bob Karn. N ot P ic tu r e d : Mrs. Shelly F lag e t; Dr. Abe Basset, advisor.

A lp h a P s i O m eg a, the h o n o ra ry th e a tre fra te rn ity , in itiate d fo u r new m em bers in the past school y ear. T h e new m em bers a r e : L yle H e in itz ; K ath y P riv r a t­ sky, C h ery l H ew son and M av is Jo h n .

In a sp e cial cerem o ny , the m em bers of A lp h a P si in itiated M am a K ath re in as an h o n o rary m em b er o f the fra te rn ity . F o r m an y years M am a K a th re in has been a frie n d o f the th e atre d ep artm en t and o f the actors th at d ep artm ent has p rod uced . A lp h a P si fe e ls th at becau se o f h e r d ed ication M am a K ath rein deserves to be a m em ber.

A lpha P si presen ts a p ro g ram o r w orkshop each year. T h is y e a r they p re ­ sented A n In tim a te T h in g at G rand F o rk s and at S n oo p yâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s B om b Sh elter.

L ast D e cem b e r the fra te rn ity presented A C h ristm as C arol, w hich w ill becom e a tra d itio n a l p ro g ram . A lp h a P si is also responsible fo r n o m in atin g the best a c to r, actress, su p p o rtin g a c to r, and su p p o rting actress and the B u ll T h ro w er A w ard.

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F irst R o w : Dave B ren ; Glenn Schaible; Linda D iede; Ann Reisenhow er; Mary Jan e H eilm an; Lynn U nderdahl; Reinhard H auck; Larry Richard; M aridale Stump. S ec o n d R o w : Tony M esser; Jim W ill; Larry Bourlaug; Lee H ecker; Tim â&#x20AC;&#x153;Seattleâ&#x20AC;? Anderson; B ill Goetz, Advisor.

college republicans The

pu rpose

of

the

C ollege R e p u b lic a n s

R e p u b lica n p a rty , to ed u cate o r in fo rm

is to o rg an ize

co lle g e

students

in

the

the students abo u t p o litics, and to assist

R e p u b lic a n can d id ates and sen io r p arties.

T h e 2 0 activ e m em bers have done an o u tstan d in g jo b in c a rry in g out th e ir activ itie s.

L a rry B o u rlau g led the b ig e lep h a n t at this y e a r â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s state con v en tion, w hile M ary Ja n e H eilm an was elected to cou nt heads and w rite down m inutes.

T h e h ig h lig h t o f the y e a r was to have R ich a rd E lk in , R e p u b lica n endorsed cand id ate fo r the W est D istric t, speak to the students at a coke and co ffe e p arty .

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wom enâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recreation association E a ch T u esd ay even in g m an y o f the fem ale students o f D SC g ath e r tog eth er in S co tt G ym to do a b it o f re creatio n .

R e c re a tio n to these wom en in clu d es in d iv id u al and team sports, in c lu d in g sw im m ing and bow lin g, b ad m in to n , volley b all and b ask etb all.

M em b ersh ip in W R A is open to all the wom en on cam pus. It is re q u ire d fo r a ll women p h y sical ed u cation m a jo rs and m inors.

S ta n d in g : Carol Tuhy, Public R elations: Teresa Needham, Vice-president; Connie Wersland, T reasurer; Sandy Schank.

Presid ent: M iss Bertha Geiger, Advisor. S ittin g : Carol Colgrove, Secretary; Judy Markwardt, AW S Representative.

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First R o iv : Gary Gordon; David Johnson; Leon Boranko; P at D eFoe; Mike Cook; P at Fadden; Tim Zastoupil; B ill Bowman; Lynn Underdahl: Brad Sheldon; Dale Beckman. S ec o n d R o w : Ed Nutz; Dennis Schm idt; Kirby Johnson; Henry Schroeder; Bill Dietz; Tim Franzen. T hird R o w : W illiam M iller; Ron M iller; Greg Hendrickson. F ou rth R o w : Les F ish er: Les Nicols; Dick P alm er; Chuck H uber; Greg H endrickson; Ken Roshou; Rod Nielson; Terry Severson; Paul Bauer; W arren F lath : A1 Thorstad.

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F irst R o w : John Skrom s; Sandy R u st; Debbie P h illip s; M arge W ahll; Myrtyl A uch; Esther Swenson, Advisor; Nvla Schock; Ja n Schram ; Lee Richard.

S econ d R o w : Harlan H aak; Larry K lin e; Art M ortvedt; Jim W ill.

inter-varsity Christian fellowship In te r-V a rsity turned the autum n le a f w ith a statew ide

re tre a t at W ash b u rn , N .D ., assisted b y a sp eaker

from M inneap olis, M innesota.

T hrou gh ou t the y ear, B ib le studies, film s, cam p fire in s p ira tio n a ls ,

and

d ep u tation

p ro g ram s

to

various

ch u rch es in N orth D ak ota held the in terest o f the I V â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.

A sp rin g re tre at was held at Cooperstow n, N .D ., w h ich w as follow ed by a sum m er cam p at B e a r T ra p R a n ch , C olorad o S p rin g s, C olorad o.

A t th e ir m eetings they have had both local and o utsid e sp eakers. T h e m ost in terestin g o f these w ere two m ission aries

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fro m

New

G u inea

and

Jo rd a n .

l . s . a .

T h e L u th e ra n Stu d ent A ssociation is sponsored by S t. Jo h n ’s L u th ­ eran C h u rch , and th e ir ad v iser is A llan Jo h n so n , an in tern at the ch u rch . In the past the L S A has held re tre a ts at R ich ard to n and in the B a d la n d s o f M ed o ra fo r L u th eran B ib le Cam p. T h e ir group dis­ cussions cov er m an y aspects o f presen t day life . R ecen tly th eir topics have been the con tin u atio n o f m an on e arth and self d estru ction. The group is run b y M ary M ark w ard t and h e r assistan t, L am ont M ille r.

K a y F olk v o rd keeps re co rd s and is assisted by F r a n k Z iem an, K eith G arn ess, Don

B ru g a m y er,

D ia n e

Sch w artz,

B etty

E dw ards, Ju d y

M ark w ard t, and Y v o n n e H uber.

First R o w : Linda Syvrud; Barb Needham; Don Brugam yer; Allen Johnson, Advisor; Diane O tto: Mary Markwardt. S eco n d R o iv : Myra Hanson: Sarah Johnson, A friend; Dan K oper; Kay Folkvord: Betty Edwards; Judy Markwardt. T h ird R o w : Diane Schwartz.

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First R o w : Fat Defoe; Carol Tuhy; Bernie R id el; Missy Horton; Delbert Streitz. S eco n d Binstork; Bobby Kennedy.

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R on-: Claudia K noll;

Dennis Nun berg ; Sandy Schan k; Terry

afro-am erican club

S e a t e d : Leon N ix; Terry Stephens; Joe Wyatt. S ta n d in g : Keith Colem an; A1 Hillman.

T h e A fro -A m e rica n C lub is cu rren tly the youngest group assem bled at D ick in so n S ta te C ollege. T h e lead er o f the group is A1 H illm an . H e is backed and aided by L eon N ix. T e rry S tep h en s is p resently the only fem ale m em ber o f the c lu b ; h e r re sp o n sib ilitie s lie in ta k in g the m inu tes a t all the m eetings.

T h e aim s o f the clu b are to in cre ase the n u m b er o f b la c k students at D S C , and to in cre ase the in te re st and well b ein g o f the e n tire student body. T h e m em b ersh ip o f the clu b is open to anyone reg ard less o f co lo r, creed o r ra c e , a real A m e rica n dream .

T h is y e a r the club presented a sp eak-in to the student

body

entitled

â&#x20AC;&#x153;The

B la c k

S tu d en t S p e ak s.â&#x20AC;?

T h is

p resen tatio n opened the doors fo r b e tte r com m u n icatio n betw een the b lack and w hite students on cam pus.

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ou r environ m ent: this we m ust preserve

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used U n ited Stu d en ts fo r E n v iro n m en tal D efense sponsored a highly successfu l

E n v iro n m en tal T e a ch -In

on E a rth

D ay , A p ril

22.

U S E D also worked with the D ick in so n C h am b er o f Com m erce and c ity officials in a city-w id e cleanu p on M ay 15 and 16. and o ffered to co-op erate w ith the S ta te G am e and F is h D epartm ent in in v estig atin g the oil spills on the K n ife and M issouri R ivers.

U SED

w as recen tly

E n v iron m en tal

organized

pro blem s

to

am o n g

prom ote aw areness o f our D SC

students

and

the

com m u nity.

T h e head c h a ir is occu p ied by A rt M o rtv e d t; Jim R e b e l is the V ic e P re s id e n t; P u b lic R e la tio n s a re han d led by G io rg e M assed and M ary P u tn a m ; M a rg a re t V o lesk y is in ch arg e o f program s and h is to r ic a l data is filled b y L in d a P ish e k and S h aro n Steffes.

A dvisers a re W illia m

Eastw ood and E rn e st L ogan.

William Eastwood, Advisor; A rt M ortvedt; Bruce Olsen.

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the family T h e F a m ily is an un organ ized o rg an izatio n . I t has no con stitu tio n , no bylaw s, no fo rm at, no re g iila r m eetings, and no fees, but the cam p u s knows that they a re around.

M em bers o f the

F a m ily

com e from

throu gh ou t

the natio n

and

C anada.

T h e re a re no req u irem en ts fo r ad m ission , and m em bersh ip is v o lu ntary. One h an gs arou nd as long as he d esires. H ow ever, there is one req u irem en t for m em b ersh ip , one m ust b e h im self.

The

F a m ily stands fo r p eace and the p reserv atio n

A m e rica n

o f m an kin d

and the

ideal.

S e a te d : Duane G im bel; Kathy S co tt: Larry H am el; Linda B rittn er: R ick W atson: Jack ie W illiam s: Robbie Schreiner: Owen M ehr; George Golovko; Kathy Whitman. S ta n d in g : Dan K oper: Scott Sam uelson; Bob G reg; Linda Syvrud: Paul H olte; Tom W ilson; Tom Fink.

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re presentative of voices: Y O U W E R E M A K IN G F I S H N E T S . . .

Y o u w ere m ak in g fishnets fo r little boys when the sound ca m e . . .

I rem em b er,

b ecau se y o u r b io g ra p h e rs have so well retraced the m otions o f your h an d s . .

.

I have sat w ith m y hands grip p ed ab o u t such books o f tim e as a re le ft o f you . . . and m y eyes have seen p erh ap s you r yellow ed teeth . . . th e ir dull sheen in the e a rly m o rn in g sun . . . you r b road sm ile was nonetheless real . . .

its benev olence

cast upon the an x io u s clu stered hoys . . . the w eary wisdom o f you r hands worked its fash io n as you r intense h isto ries w orked m arvel on the crow d â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s face . . . oh, yes, I know th e reco llected colors o f the sky and o f the sea on whose shore you sat . . .

I too w as given the feel o f the sand stic k in g on my a n k le s and the close bodies of n eigh borh oo d boys . . .

I have touched the tem per o f the m om ent . . . w hile you

wove your p ast into the beauteous net . . . g ift as to sons . . .

it w as a treasu re soon to he ours . . .

a

we w aited its com pletion as fully as we savored th at last o f

m om ents . . . b u t I have le ft you, old m an , as I heard the sky clap o u r e a rs to gether . . . fo r them m y book was sa fe r than that devastated shore . . .

I tu rned b a ck , old

m an, becau se the fu ry o f th at sky drove my h e a rt to a s a fe r p la ce . . . and becau se my e a rs ra n g w ith the noise o f the scre a m in g as you d ropped you r net in a c la tte r . . . and it m in g le d w ith that noise in the sky . . .

so I could b arely h e a r the soft

thud o f the sand as you dropped upon it . . . and I but b rie fly saw your puzzled eyes b e fo re they fro ze in an e te rn al h o rro r . . . fo r my feet w ere pou nd ing in hard strid es down the wet b each . . . my m outh was torn with a sm othered p an ic . . . and my h e a rt was scre a m in g . . . long a fte r, I saw the book stran gled in my hands . . . and soon I rem em bered the c h a ir in w hich I sat . . .

I le ft you, old m an . . .

I â&#x20AC;&#x2122;m so rry . . . but the sky was ab laze as you la y on the stick sand . . . and the wind w histled w ith a hid eous lam en t . . . but I rem em b er . . .

I rem em b er you, old m an

. . . you w ere m a k in g ^fishnets fo r little boys when the sound cam e . . .

Paul H olte

V o ice s,

the

college

lite ra ry

m ag azin e,

is

published

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B erd ette Howe

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western concept receives all-am erican ratin g.

A n A ll-A m erican ra tin g w as aw arded the W E S T E R N

CO N CEPT,

new spaper a t D S C , by the A ssociated C olleg iate P ress at the U n iv e r­ sity o f M innesota in the 8 2 n d A ll-A m erican C ritica l S e rv ic e . A p p ro x ­ im ately 6 0 0 new spapers throu gh ou t the U n ited S ta tes w ere evalu ated .

T h e W estern C on cept receiv ed M ark o f D istin ctio n cre d it fo r su p erio r acco m p lish m en t in cov erag e and con tent, w ritin g and ed itin g , phys­ ical ap p earan ce and ph o tog rap h y .

western concept staff and positions

M aking sure it’s right.

S h e ila M aus, E d ito r-in -ch ie f M arg e Ja n e s , M a n a g in g E d ito r D a le D om brow ski, Copy E d ito r A1 T h o rstad , S p o rts E d ito r E la in e M ueke, C ircu la tio n Ja n is L arsen , Busin ess P a t W oodw orth, B u sin ess D an K o p e r, P h o to g rap h e r A rt H eilm an , P h o to g ra p h e r N eil M cF a d g e n , A dvisor.

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STUDENT LIFE

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New Salem 23 Dickinson 90

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SPORTS

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cheerleaders

L e ft to R ig h t : Teresa Needham; Linda Rodgers; Pam Nordquist; Debbie K uhn; So n ja Sch n ell; Peggy Zander.

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Dickinson State College’s 1969 football team. First row: A1 Scott, Art Sohilke, Arnie Binek. B ill Dietz, Richard Palm er, P at Peake, Tim Franzen, Gerry Locket, Keith Quale, Jim Sm ith, Carl M ararra, Richard T abert, Russ Kvinrude, Bill Bowman, Ed Danks, Marv Stockert. Second row: Richard Kivimagi, W ally Owens, Roger Bredeson, Charles St rack, Leon Baranko, Gregg M artin, Gene M iller, Ken Maher, Tim Zastoupil, Jim Odermann, Rod Nielsen, Frank Brown, Don Schilke, DuWayne Kinnischzek, Ron Downs, Richard Carrier, Frank Zieman. Third row: M ark Fold, Ken Roshau. Dave Johnson, Rex Wenko, Paul Rowe, Kirby Johnson, Gary Schmaltz, Corey W inm ill. Royal Lyson, Dale Beckman, Len Stanley, Bill Koelm. Dennis Dinius, Gary Gordon, Pat Fadden. Fourth row: LeRoy Boespflug, Denis Limke, Dave LaSota, Bob W ilier, Greg Hendrickson, Lance Glasoe, Wayne Lervik. Alan Wondrasek, Jim Tschetter, Jim Prorok, Mike Doyle.

Dave Hastings, Tim Scldenvogt, A1 Roller, Bob Lasater, Morris Martin.

savages place three on all-district squad M o rris M a rtin ’s S av ag es fo o tb all team led by sen io r all-d istrict and all-co n feren ce q u a rterb a ck K e itb Q uale finished the season w ith a 5 - 2 - 1 record fo r second place m the N orth D ak ota A th letic C on feren ce.

A ll-d istrict

and

all-co n feren ce

h a lfb a ck

G ary

Sch m altz won the N D C A C ru sh in g title with 7 5 0 yards. Jim T sch e tte r, all-co n feren ce offen­ sive end, led the co n feren ce with 3 2 pass re ­ cep tions.

T h e S av ag es’ d efense led by a ll-d istrict and all­ con feren ce tackle P a t P eak e and all-co n fe re n ce defensive end A1 R o ller finished first in total defense.

N ose-guard J e r r y L o ck et and m id d le-lin ebacker Ed D an k s receiv ed h o norable m ention on the all-co n feren ce team .

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RECORD D S C . . . . . . 33

CARROLL CO LLEGE

D S C . .. . . . 3 5

V A L L E Y C IT Y S T A T E

DSC... . . . 9

“ U ” O F M IN N E S O T A . M O R R IS . .

D S C . . . . . . 33

W A H P E T O N S S S ......................................

D S C . . . . . . 22

JA M E S T O W N C O L L E G E

D S C . . . . . . 34

M IN O T S T A T E

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D S C . .. . . . 20

H IR A M S C O T T

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D S C . . . . . . 14

M A Y V IL L E S T A T E ................................

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1969-70 Savage Basketball Squadâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; B a c k Roiv, le ft to rig h t: Pat Fadden, student trainer; Frank Zieman, student m anager; Steve Christensen, Cal Fisher, Warren Flath, Paul Bauer, Coach Denis Limke, Assistant Coach Bob Lasater. F ron t R oiv, le ft to rig h t: Bob W ilier, Rod Nielsen, Bob Green, Dean Hochhalter, Jim Prorok, Mike Doyle, Greg Haugland, Terry Severson, M ike Metzger, M ike Hoff.

savages tie for third in conference basketball play.

RECORD D S C . . . . ____ 79

G reat F a lls

D S C . . . . ____ 81

E astern M ontana . . . . . .

96

D S C . . . . ____ 6 8

E a ste rn M ontana

. . . ...

80

h alf o f the season the S av ag es acq u ire d the hot hands as they turned

D S C . . . . ____ 8 9

R o ck y M ountain

. . . ...

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b ack five o f th e ir last six cou rt opponents.

D S C . . . . ____ 8 4

R o ck y M o u n tain

. . . ...

89

D S C . . . . ____ 6 3

C h adron S tate

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T h e outlook fo r the 1 9 7 0 -7 1 season looks b rig h t if the S av ag es play

D S C . . . . . . . . 75

C hadron S tate

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64

the type o f gam e they showed they a re cap ab le o f p lay in g . T h e retu rn

D S C . . . . ____ 5 4

R lack

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

77

D S C ____ ____ 75

S .D . T e ch

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

82

D S C . . . . ____ 6 6

M oorhead

S tate

. . . ...

92

D S C . . . . ____ 75

S .D . T e ch

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80

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65

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A fte r a slow b e g in n in g the Sav ag es cam e b ack to finish the season with a 5-5 co n feren ce reco rd and a 1 0 -1 2 o v e ra ll. D u rin g the second

o f the whole squad , a fte r an o th e r y ear o f p la y in g to geth er, prom ises th at next y e a r should b e the y e a r o f the Sav ag es.

D S C . . . . ____ 79

R lack H ills

D S C . . . . ____ 72

W ahpeton

D S C . . . . ____ 72

M ayville

D S C ____ ____ 6 8

M inot

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89

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81 93

D S C . . . . ____ 79

V alley C i t y ................. . . .

D S C ____ : . . .8 7

Jam estow n

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

70

D S C . . . . ____ 76

W ahpeton

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75

D S C . . . . ____ 74

M a y v ille

D S C ____ ____ 9 0

M inot

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. . . .1 1

D S C ____ ____ 8 6

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V alley C ity Jam estow n

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savage m atm en finish first in ndcac

T h e D S C S a v a g e m atm en cap tu red only two ind ividual titles, but ou tstan d in g depth in the o th er w eight classes carried them to th e ir second con secutive N orth D ak ota A thletic C o n feren ce title.

D S C ’s ch am p s w ere P a t D eFo e at 150 pounds and A rnie B in ek at heavyw eigh t. B oth B in ek and D eF o e , and also K en Roshau, M ike Cook and C huck H u b er advanced to the n ational to u rn a­ m ent held at S u p e rio r, W isco n sin .

1969-70 Savage W restling Squad— B a c k R ow , le ft to rig h t: Larry Hoge, student assistant: Norm Baum gartner, student trainer; Roger Bredeson, Larry Sorenson, Lee Nagel, Dave Johnson, Leon K leingartner, Cuttis Sorenson, Dennis Schm idt, Brad Sheldon, Gary Sorenson, Delbert Streitz, Coach Leroy Boespflug. F ron t R ow , le ft to rig h t: Arnie Binek, Ken Roshau, Chuck Huber, Dale Beckman, Jim Carter, Gary Schmaltz, Pat DeFoe, Mike Cook, Mike Schaefer, Bruce Henke.

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dsc gymn

S ta n d in g : Coach Baldwin, Delbert Streitz, Les Nichols, Jo e W yatt, Jim Ficek, Jim blastings, Kevin Ruggles, Marl? Maher, Coach Ryan. K n e e lin g : Olivia Pease, Corky Joslin, Sue W right, Sandy Schank, Dale Henderson, and Ju lie Bourn.

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asts

savages finish a baseball third.

E n d in g re g u la r season p lay w ith a 2 -4 con feren ce reco rd , the D S C crew la te r on captured third p lace in N D C A C b aseball tou rnam ent held in Jam esto w n .

W ithout a sen io r on the scruad coach M a rtin â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stickm an outlook fo r next season looks b rig h t.

First R o iv : Henry Schroeder: Gary Gorden; Kirby Johnson: Charlie S track : Ron Jeg g le: B ill Boehm : Rich C arrier; M ike Cook. S eco n d R o te : Morrie M arlin; Harry P ietrick : Rod N ielson; Wayne Strietz: Terry Severson; Ken M ah r; Lynn Stanley: Paul Huber: Dennis Limke.

netm en looking ahead W ith the e n tire squad o f tennis p lay ers re tu rn in g fo r n ex t y e a r’s season, C oach B oespflug’s netm en w ill be tough com p etition on the cou rts.

T h e squad, paced by letterm en B ill M ille r, G ary S ch m altz, M ike

O ’B o y le

and

R on

S te in e r, captured

third

place honors in the N D C A C m eet at Jam estow n.

SAVAGE T E N N IS SQUAD— S tan din g ( le ft to right) are Larry Hassabrock, B ill M iller, Gary Schmaltz and M ike O’Boyle. Kneeling are Lynn Underdahl and Ron Steiner.

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SAVAGE G O LF SQUADâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; S tan d in g ( le ft to rig h t) are Coach Don Duda, Ron W est, Gary Bowman, Ja ck Huseby and George Cram, local golfer. K n e elin g are Chuck Ruppert, John Meyer and LaM ont M iller.

golfers finish second B eh in d the con sisten t p lay o f ace g o lfe r J a c k H useby, the D S C g o lf squad this s p rin g cap tu red the ru nner-u p spot in the N A IA D istric t 12 g o lf c h a m p io n ­ sh ip s at R a p id C ity.

T h e S a v a g e g o lfers also cap tu red second p la ce h onors in the N D C A C tou rney held at W ah p eto n .

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savages capture naia

First R o w : Dennie Collins; Art Yantzer; Jim Foss; M ike Ju s t; Kevin D art: Ken Zander. S eco n d R o w : A1 H illm an: Mark F oh l; Jim Foss; Jo e Hayes; Jim Oderm ann; A1 Thorstad; Lee Nagel. T h ird R o iv : Roger Huffman; Jerry Schw artz; Greg H endrickson; W illiam M iller; M arlin Kluvers; Louie Clark; Tim Zastoupil; Roger Redding; Coach Lasater.

D isp lay in g o v erw h elm in g depth in the d istan ce ra ce s alo ng w ith a g reat team effo rt, the D S C S av ag e th in clad s sw ept th e ir w ay to the team tro p h y in the N A IA D istric t tra c k and field com p etitio n . T h e crow n w as the six th in the last eig h t years fo r the S av a g e spikers.

In the co n fe re n ce, the team did not fa re as w ell. A fte r h o ld in g the co n feren ce title fo r 1 0 y ears the S av ag es dropped it th is y e a r to Jam estow n .

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cross country

The DSC cross-country squad at Huron. B a c k R oiv ( le ft to r ig h t ) : M arlin Kluvers, Sam Stoxen, Leon Kleingartner and A1 Thorstad. F ron t R o w : Jim Foss, Jerry Schwartz and Ken Zander. This group along with Mike Just, Doug Hammeron and Dennie Collins closed their cross-country season at Medora.

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100 YEARS

OF

1 17

hail to the chief sparks savage hom ecom ing H ail to the C h ief, in honor of the new D S C P re s ­ id en t, R . C. G illu nd , was the them e fo r the 4 1 st H om ecom in g.

C h ie f

L arry

H oge

fro m

B ism a rck

and

P rin ce ss

S h e ry l K illo u g h fro m W a tfo rd C ity reigned over H om ecom in g.

H om ecom in g w eek was in itia te d w ith a con cert by the “ F rie n d s of D istin c tio n .” E rro l G arn er, in te r­ n atio n ally know n p ian ist, also presented a con cert on cam pus.

The

solem n

a c tiv ity

of

H om ecom in g,

the

c e re ­

m on ial, w as celebrated F r id a y n igh t, followed b y a b o n fire.

T h e S a v a g e ’s v ic to ry over W ah p eto n , the H om e­ com in g d ance, and the co n cert presented by the D S C M usic D ep artm en t drew the 1 9 6 9 H om ecom ing fe stiv itie s to a close.

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sum m er theatre initiates apprentice program F o r the first tim e in Sosond ow ah T h e a tre th e re was an a p p re n tic e p rogram w hich had been m ade av a ila b le by a g ran t fro m the N orth D ak ota C ou ncil o f A rts and H u m an ities. Seven high school students from all areas o f N orth D ak o ta w ere aw arded the a p p re n tic e sch o la rsh ip .

T h e D ire cto r o f the Sosond ow ah S u m m er T h e a tre was D r. A be J . B assett, ch a irm a n o f the D ivisio n o f S p e e ch and T h e a tre A rts, who d irected M ary , M a ry and B u s S to p . M r. D ale M elsness, A ssistant P ro fe ss o r o f Sp eech , was the T e c h n ic a l D ire cto r and d ire c to r o f B a re fo o t in the P a rk . M rs. G erald W a ld e ra , also an A ssistan t P ro fe sso r o f S p e e ch , d irected the m u sical, O nce U pon a M attress, in coo p eratio n w ith D r. Elw ood B row n o f the D ivision of M usic.

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read er’s theatre presents, “ lovers” “ L o v e rs: W in n e rs and L o se rs,” is a play in two parts. T h e first h alf is abou t a p a ir o f 17 y e a r olds who are p la n n in g th e ir m a rria g e and d ream in g ab o u t th e ir fu tu re . Ja c k ie W illia m s and Conrad E . D av id ­ son played the you ng Iris h lovers w ith M ark Greenw ood and R o b b ie S c h re in e r as the n a rra to rs.

T h e second act, called “ L o se rs,” tells o f the cou rtship and m arriag e o f an old I r is h couple who ev en tu a lly m ove in w ith his w ife’s invalid m oth er. B o b K a rn , M arg et M arcu sen , M a rily n T h o rn ton and Sh elby Je a n G uck w ere fe atu re d . T h e p lay w as d irected by M rs. W ald era.

T h e o th er R e a d e r’s T h e a tre p ro d u ction was “ I f I G ave m y H e art,” a selectio n o f love poem s.

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christm as carol to becom e an annual thing C harles D ick en s’s “ A C h ristm as C a ro l” was presented

by A lp h a P si

O m ega on D ecem b er 17. T h is prod u ction w ill be put on ev ery y e a r by A lpha P si.

T h e ch a ra c te r of S cro o g e was played by B ill F la g g e t. S cro o g e ’s dead p artn er, M arley, was played by A lle n O ster, who also served as assistan t d irecto r o f the prod u ction . M ike R eese played the p art o f S c ro o g e ’s nephew , F red , and M av is Jo h n p lay ed the p a rt o f F r e d ’s w ife.

T h e B o b C ra ch it fa m ily consisted of S a n d y C h illem ias as B o b ; K a th y P rovratsk y as h is w ife ; P a t N ovak as M a r th a ; L ea h •Henke as P e n n y ; E lle n K eogh as B e lin d a ; and J a y W ald e ra as T in y T im .

T h e G host o f C h ristm as P a st was p lay ed

b y S an d y

R ose;

G host of

C hristm as P re se n t was played by Jo h n O ’N e il; and the G host o f C h rist­ m as F u tu re was played by Jo a n O ’N eil.

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“ spoon river anthology opens theatre season.”

“ Spoon R iv er A nthology,” a stage version o f E d g a r L ee M asters’ long-loved book o f fre e verse ep itap h s, su ccessfu lly b eg an the 1 9 6 9 -1 9 7 0 th eatre season, w ith 7 0 o f the m ost in te re stin g of M asters’ vignettes

of

m id w estern

tow nspeople

woven

into

a

d ram atic tapestry.

Tw elve actors— C onrad E . D avid son, J i ll D ietz, L y le H ein itz, L eah

H enke,

T e rry

Jo rg en so n ,

M a rg a re t

L arso n ,

Boyd

M c­

L au g h lin , P a tric e N ovak, Ja n ic e N au m ann, A llan O ster, K ath y P riv ratsk y , and D o n n a R e im e r, did an ou tstan d in g jo b . o f b rin g ­ ing to life the sleeping town o f Spoon R iv er.

O ne acto r in p a rtic u la r who presented an e x tre m e ly effectiv e perfo rm an ce was A llan O ster. He was given the best ac to r o f the y e a r aw ard fo r h is p e rfo rm a n ce in “ Spoon R iv e r A n th olo g y .”

“ lion in winter” A sm ash in g set and ou tstan d in g costum es, along w ith bits o f fine actin g , m ad e “ T h e L io n in W in te r” a play w orth seeing. T h e co lleg e’s final m a jo r prod u ction

was under the d irectio n

o f D ale M elsness.

T h e cast consisted o f Owen M eh rer, p la y in g the m a jo r role as H enry I I, K in g o f E n g la n d ; R o b b i S c h re in e r, as A lais, a F re n ch p rin ce ss; Conrad D avid son, as Jo h n , the youngest s o n ; T om F in k , as G eoffry , the m iddle s o n ; A llen O ster, as R ic h a rd L io n h e a rt, the oldest s o n ; Ja n ic e N aum ann, as E le a n o r, H en ry ’s w ife ; and L y le H ein itz, as P h ilip , K in g o f F ra n ce.

fifth model u.n. draws 2 6 0 T h e fifth annual M odel U nited N ations was A p ril 9 w ith the o p en in g ad dress and w elcom e by P resid en t R . C. G illund.

T h e m odel U .N . was m ade up o f 2 6 0 co lleg e and h ig h school students. Its purpose is to give the p articip an ts an un d erstan d in g o f the p roblem s fa c in g the w orld and why itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s difficult to reach the solutions.

T h e h ig h lig h t o f the tw o-day sessions was the speech given by N. M . F en n , first secre tary to the B ritish M ission to the U n ited N ations in New Y o rk . M r. F e n n spoke on the effectiv en ess o f the U nited N ations.

F e n n in d icated th at a p ra g m a tic a p p ro ach was b e in g used in the U n ited N ations, th is h u rt the U.N .

T h e M odel U .N . also h eard speeches from A. H illaly ,

the

A m bassad o r

from

P ra d h a n , first se c re ta ry to the R o y al N epalese E m b assy in W ash in g to n , D .C.

P a k ista n ,

and

Bishw a

hilltop

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holiday

R o b in

A lb e rs

and

Jo e

W y a tt’s

creative

d ance w as the h ig h lig h t o f H illto p H oliday held in A p ril. T h e dance centered around the love betw een a p rin ce and a m aiden.

T h e n u m bers b y the S ta g e B and and the ch o ru s set the tem po fo r the even in g. The p ro g ram D oug

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S c a le s.

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inclu d ed

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session

K eith

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solo by

by

Tom

T ra q u a ir really m ade

the au d ience “ groove.”

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the

D SC

m usic

departm ent

to

raise

fu n d s for m u sic sch o larsh ip s.

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snoopyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s runs successfully for another year In its second y e a r o f ex iste n ce , S n o o p y â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s B om b S h e lte r is even m ore su ccessfu l than d u rin g its first year.

T h e B om b S h e lte r was started to give D S C students a d ifferen t type o f activ ity , a coffee house, and the students have responded well.

T h e B om b S h e lte r is a n o n -p rofit o rg an izatio n , whose pu rpose is to give D S C students a ch an ce to exp ress them selves in song, p o etry, com edy and love.

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F irst R o w : Diane G ruchella; Bonnie Schulz; Robbyn C ofer; S econ d R o w : Cal B e a l; Chuck Elvrum ; Jim LaD uke; W illie Berndt (rodeo team co ach ). L e ft R id e r : Dennis Hanna. R ight Tim W olding; Cary H andle; Dale H ande; Tony Obrigew itch;

Sandy Schu lz; Eileen Hansen; Peggy B atem an; Judy M arkw ardt; Kay Folkvard; Dean Meyer.

B ird ; Tom N elson; Loren Goldsberry; Eugene Sm ith ; B ill Fortier (rodeo team c o a c h ); Ron R id e r : M ilt Madison. T h ird R o w : Steve R ieh l; Lee H ecker; Marvin K lin e; Kenny Danks; Elroy Kadrmas. E x tr em e T o p : Archie. H ill (rodeo club advisor).

rodeo club sponsors c/w jam boree The D ick in son S tate C olleg e R od eo C lub h as been an activ e,

S tag ed at T r in ity H ig h S ch o o l, a c o rra l scene and a ru stic barn

grow ing o rg an izatio n on cam pu s th is y e a r by sp o n so rin g and

scene prov id ed a w estern back g ro u n d w here M C Bob M iller,

p a rticip a tin g

rod eo an n ou n cer from S id n e y , M o n t., kept the show, ran gin g

in

activ ities

float, o rg an izin g fa ll

in clu d in g

rodeo

p ra c tic e

b u ild in g

a

hom ecom ing

sessions, sp onsorin g

the

fro m in d iv id u al sin g ers to full groups, m oving sm oothly. The

second annual cou ntry and w estern d ance and p ie -eatin g contest,

Ja m b o re e , co ord in ated by

b rin g in g

A rc h ie

to geth er

C ou ntry

and

W estern

m u scian s

fo r

the

P re m ie re C ountry and W estern Ja m b o re e and thro w ing an old tim e barn dance in the B adland s.

M onths o f w ork culm inated

in the prod u ction o f the M usic

Ja m b o re e , whose fo rem o st purpose w as to p rov id e a statew ide aren a fo r talented cou ntry-w estern m u sician s, but also to prom ote another aspect of our w estern h eritag e and p rov id e fu n d s to field a com p etin g rodeo team fro m D S C .

T h e Ja m b o re e brou ght to geth er m o re than 5 5 cou ntry/ w estern

H ill, fa c u lty

M ilt M ad ison, Club presid en t and

ad visor, w as produced en tirely by club

m em bers.

A C ou n try / W estern b a rn d an ce, held at a b ig white b arn near the L o n g X B rid g e in R oosev elt P a rk , was sponsored in early M ay.

T h irty -th re e a re m em b ers in clu d in g the officers, P resid en t M ilt M a d iso n ; V P T o m N e ed h am ; S e c re ta ry Ju d y M arkw ard t and T re a s u re r M arv K lin e , plus coach es, attended a b u rg er barb ecu e h e ld as a clim ax to an ev en tfu l y ear.

m u sician s com p etin g fo r o v er $ 4 0 0 in p rize m on ey and trop h ies.

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tke’s crown audrey ferebee sweetheart

“ I never thou ght I would be a fra te rn ity sw eeth eart. T h is last w eekend seem ed lik e a w ond erful d ream .

I c a n ’t believ e this happ en ed to m e, b u t w hen I look at those b eau tifu l red c a rn a tio n s, I know it’s tru e.”

T h ese a re the w ords o f A u d rey F e re b e e , the re ig n in g T K E S w eeth eart.

T h e p retty , b ro w n -h aired , blue-eyed M iss F e reb e e w as crow ned

by

Jo a n n e

R e in ts

at the

ann ual

T au

K ap p a E p silo n R ed C a rn a tio n B a ll. T h e C ongress In n w as the scene o f the T K E b an q u et and fo rm a l held on A p ril 2 5 . A ju n io r fro m H a llid a y , A u d rey is involved in W R A , In te r-G ree k and A S A . H er m a jo r is E le m en tary E d u catio n and h e r m in o r is P h y sica l E d u catio n .

145

‘winter world of love’ T h e B eta E ta C h ap ter o f A lpha S ig m a A lpha so ro rity held its annual Sw eeth eart B a ll. F e b ru a ry 1 1th. T h e them e was “ W in te r W o rld o f L ove.” A m ong the h earts on the S w eeth eart T re e was a special h e a r t; she la ter was crow ned A SA S w eeth eart o f 1 9 7 0 . B e ta E ta C h ap ter chose K aren B en zie to reign over the fo rth co m in g y ear.

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dzâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s crown wosepka as rose queen At the D elta Zeta Rose F o rm a l held D e cem b e r 13, 1 9 6 9 , M ary A nn W osepka was chosen at the 1 9 6 9 -7 0 D elta Z eta R ose Q ueen. A t the coronation cerem ony, M ary A nn G oroski, the 1 9 6 8 -6 9 R ose Q ueen, presented h e r crow n to M ary A nn.

M ary A nn has been v ery activ e in D elta Z eta and on the cam pu s.

She has served in several ofiices in h er soro rity . S h e is a m em ber of C SA , F re n ch C lub, L am b d a D elta L am b d a, and the S tu d en t S en ate.

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149

juliane bond appears of lyceum

150

H e b egan w ith jo k e s and progressed to m ore seriou s top ics. In

an im p rom p tu

speech

given M ay 3, G eo rg ia

House of

R ep resen tative m em ber, Ju lia n B ond, spoke 011 issues ran g in g fro m the N ixon a d m in istra tio n ’s p o licies to his view on the bussing problem .

H is jo k e s w ere not o n ly used to re la x the au d ien ce but also to d eterm ine w hether the listen ers w ere con serv ativ e, lib eral or in between the two.

O ne o f his jo k e s con cern ed F re d e ric k D ouglass’ in d escrib ab le jo y when he was asked to give a speech on Indepen dence D ay.

D ouglass could h a rd ly find w ords to exp ress his happ in ess ab o u t liv in g in a cou ntry w hich celeb rated its freed om w hile slaves worked in the fields. S in c e then the b lack m an has m ade m uch p rog ress w hich does not am ou nt to m uch of any thing, acco rd in g to Bond.

T h e h igh ligh t o f B on d ’s speech was the question and answ er period. W h en asked if he D akota, Bond said th at p re ju d ic e is p art o f all A m e rica . Bond

found m uch p re ju d ice in N orth

also b rou ght out the fa c ts that the B la c k P a n th e rs fav o r

integration and feed b re ak fast to child ren in C a lifo rn ia . B o n d

stated that at least they a re doing som ething w hich is

fav orable to in d ifferen ce.

W hen asked to m ake a statem ent on the fa c t th at he was n o t ad v o catin g

a

revolu tion ,

Bond

quoted

the

D e claratio n

of

Independence by the “ ra d ic a l” T ho m as Je ffe rso n .

151

H e a v ie r t h o u g h t s than t im e

p o ssesses

q u e s tio n

m in d s

th a t p u rs u e t h e a n sw ers a n d f e e l in g s of liv in g in life

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art

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Instructor of Geography

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L ip p e rt,

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Mary Lorenz, Physical Education, Hebron, North Dakota Betty Lund by. English, Physical Education, Grenora, North Dakota

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juniors

Lowell R. Aird Robert Allan Jan et Bares Georgene Beck

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Diane Buckman Mary Buzalsky Dave Cassezza Steve Chase

Terry Clark Dennis Collins Jim Collins Susie Culver

Lyle Davidson Gary Decker Pat Defoe Vicki Delaney

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Gloria Dennis Jim Dickie Abel Dockter Fern Docktor

Larry Duppong Lois Dvirnak Betty Edwards Paula Finneman

Kathleen Fisher Roger Fockler Kay Folkvard Celeste Forms

Tim Franzen Miles T . Freitag Keith Garness Marylou Geiser

Coleen George Boh Green Gary Greff Rosie Gieser

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arol Griffin harlotte Hartman ugene Hauck [. Shannon H elfrich

Mary Heilman Giwoyn Herman Terry Hildestad Helen Hollar

Keith Horner Sarah Huber Yvonne Huber Karen Iverson

Ann Johnson Richard Jorgenson Daryl Jung E. Ward Kaeser

Charnell K ern Duwayne Kinnischtzke Kathy Kitchen Angie Knaup

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Claudia Knoll Carole Koppinger Nelda Ki ein Charlene Kulish

R ita Landsberger M argaret Larson Diane Loll Deidie Malden

Mary Markwardt Marvin Massel Lynn M elling Ja n ice M iller

Arthur Mortvedt Allen Muggli Leslie Nichols Pam Nordquist

Juanita Obrigewiteh Tony Obrigewiteh Reeky Olson Rosemary Olson

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Allen Oster Richard Palm er Lynn Peterson Lyvon Pfau

Harry Pieterick Shelley Price Roger Redding Linda Reed

Susan Reinke Lee Richard Gary Ridenhower Jude Riesinger

Paul Rowe Nora Saetz John W . Schal Sandy Schank

Ken Schock Shirley Schuler Georgette Seifert Terry Severson

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Dennis Sigl Sandra Stadheim Tony Sumigray Linda Sveet

Curt Talkington Gene Torstenson Carol Timm Cheryl T jad en

Gary Trauger Carol Tuhy Lynn Underdahl Denise Washburn

Gary W einberger Judy W elk Jam es Will M ichael Wilson

Alan Wondrasek Bennett Yellow Bird Tim Zastoupil M argaret Zimmerman

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sophom ores

Wayne Aberle Tim Anderson Wade Arnegard ( Colleen Baar

Judy Bel land Timothy Bailey Diane Benz Linda Berger

Connie Bleth Teresa F. Bombardieri Ju lie Bourn Becky Bowman

Becky Braun Bonnie Brekke Peggy Brewer Robert Brunelle

Ruth Buckman Darlene Bunk Cathy Burns Lindarae Busher

Suzanne Colville Kathy Connelly Diane Gruchalla RoseAnn Decker

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Patsy Dietz Roland Downs Linda Duekwitz Glenn Eckelberg

Brenda Egeland Dale El berg Ron a Engel ter Joan Erickson

Audrey Ferebee M arlene Eevold C lair Foistroin Mark Fold

Nancy Funk Tim Gerou Kathy Gross Arlowene Grundhauser

Harchel Haakenson Myra Hanson Judy Heick Carol Herberlidz

Clierygl Hewson R ick Hochhalter Terry Hod Joe Holkup

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Deloris Jacobs Marge Janes Ja n ice Jantzer Kirby Johnson

Neal Johnson Gary Jordan Barbara Jurgenson Marlene Kadrmas

Darlene Kainz Linda Kallevig Brenda Kappel Nicci Kary

Roberta Kennedy E llen Keogh Darlene Kinnischtzke Gayleen Kostelecky

Dori Kramer Kathleen Krank Kaye Kudrna Deborah Kuhn

Wayne Maas M ilt Madison Greta Mahlmann Karol M aier

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Karen Martin George Massad M ike MoLaughlin Donna Meissner

Nancy M ichelson Faye Morrison Elaine Muecke Gail Naaden

Teresa Needham Dennis Nelson Linda Neuman Gail Newton

George Nodland Ja ck ie Northrop Bruce Olson Judy Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neal

M arnje Pavlieck Lee Rafferty Jeff RidI Sandee Rose

Debbi Sailer Jann ette Sailer E laine Sannes Jan et Saxvik

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Richard Schaaf Kevin Schaefer Leon Scheeler Jan ice Schran

Henry Schroeder Dianne Schwartz Gladys Senger Brad Sheldon

Eugene Sigl Garry Silverman Mary Solmonson Larry Sorenson

Elaine Stegm iller Ron Steiner Judy Strand Deanna Studebaker

Clarence Stzegura Georgia Teske Marilyn Thornton Tom Tiber

Harvey Tibor Kay Toepke Philip Tollefson W ilfred Volesky

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freshm en

Tom Albrecht Albert Amar Valerie Anderson Jerry Anheluk

Roger Anheluk R ick Anton Joh n Arthur Leo Bachm eier

Arnie Badinger Mary Lou Bailey Darcy Banning Peggy Batem an

Leslie Barnhart Susie Beaudoin Karen Bentz Don Bingert

Alvin Binstock M arcy Binstock Magdelen Bitz Lynn Bleth

Irene Boehm Susan Boehm Tom Boetz Ju lie Bohn

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Roger Bredeson Vince Bren Harvey Bren Ray Brew

Linda Brittner Dave Bublitz Nancy Burckhard Joan Bullinger

Dorothy Carufel Wanda Coates Craig Church Robbyn Cofer

Myron Colton M ike Cook Dale Culver Gae Culver

Karen Dvorak Joyce Dvirnak Cindy Drath Dale Dombrowski

Dennis Dinius Linda Diede John Dempsey J il l Dietz

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Rosanna Decker Kay Davidson Kenny Danks Ron Dahl

M argaret Egge B ill Ehli Charles Elvrum M argaret Eidem

* Kathy Emch Tom Erdmann Gloria Erhardt Douglas Erhart

John Fasano M ike Feiningei Randy Fettig Delmar F icek

Harv Ficek M argaret F icek Chuck Finneman Jeanette Fisher

Herbert Fitch Gary Fitterer W arren Flath Jim Foss

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Dorothy Frank Mary Frank Randy Fresonke Delores Friedt

Deborah A. Frohlich Kyle Griffey Dexter Grevious Germaine Gregory

M ark Greenwood Sandi Goplin Lance Glasoe V ince Gillette

Daniel Gietzen Richard Gartner Harian Haari Connie Hanks

Dennis Hanna Beth Haugen Chuck Henke Linda Heck

Linda Heick Yvonne M. Helbling Anita Heilman Leah Henke

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R et Herring Harvey Hibl Arlene Hickle Daryl Hill

Joyce Himmelspach Dean Hochhalter P atti Hoff David Hohzer

Sharon Holding-Eagle Stacy Hoselline Becky Hovet Bonnie Huber

Wayne Huber Jane Hueske Ron Hulm Terry Jablonsky

Arlo Jacobson Corinne Jahn er Donna Jahn er Lawrence Jarnecky

Randi Jesperson Dave Johnson Ja ck ie Johnson Wanda Johnson

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Sunda Jurgens Elroy Kadrmas Gary Kainz Ja ck ie Karch

Sharon Kearnes Kelly Keith Hilton Kemmet A llan Kinnischtzke

T erri M. Kirylo Renee Kitzan Rodney Kitzan Linda Kleramer

Marvin Klien M arlin Kluvers Roger Klym Geraldine Knopik

Ken Knopik Mimee Knudsvig B ill Koelm Irene K oller

Pat Kolling Jerald Koppinger Robert Kordonowy Bonnie Kostelecky

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Glen Kostelecky Patty Kostelecky Peg Kostelecky Debbie Kraft

Delphine K raft Bert Krank Renee Loran Terry Lobdell

Linda Lewis Alan Leiss Sue Leidal Elizabeth Laqua

Beverly Larson Robert Larson K aren Lannoye Diane Langeland

Kenneth Lang Becki Malloy Ja ck ie Mann Harlan Marsh

Rosella Marsh Charlotte Marquart Sheila Maus Roger Malkowski

M ark Maher W arren Mallory Linda McCray Boyd Mclaughlin

Elaine Messmer John Meyer Virginia M iller Larry M innick

Kathy M ittelsteadt Lucy Morris M ark Mosbrucker Beverly Muecke

Keith Mund B ill Murphy Dave Narum Pamm Newby

Carlene Nelson Baughn Niemitalo Donald Nordquist Kari Oleson

M arilyn Oyhus Diane Otto DeLane Ottmar M arla Olson

199

Tim Peters Diane Persson Barbara Paul Paulette Piloski

Renee Pluth Myron Jesch Sharon Raab Jam es Railel

Jam es Rebel Jam es Redlin P atricia Reed Donna Reim er

Bernard Reindel Ann Reisenauer P at Rettig M arjorie Ridl

Linda Rodgers Mary Rodne Dalonnes Roemmich Ken Roshau

Brian Roth Kevin Roth Mary Roth Connie Ruggles

200

Chuck Ruppert Jan Sackm an Robert Sadowsky Yvette Sadowsky

Roger Sattler Ginger Sayler Susan Schaar Glenn Schaible

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Ja ck Shank Deborah Schatz Colleen Schm eling Dean Schmidt

Debbie Schmidt Joanne Schmidt Linda Schmidt Diane Schneider

Sidney Schnell Sonie Schnell M artin Schock Bonnie Schuld

Edith Schuler Rosalind Schulte Bonnie Schulz Judith Schumacher

201

Jerry Schwartz Koletta Schwindt Kathy Scott T eri Senner

Allen Shreve Ron Slind Douglas Smith Jay Snyder

Curtis Sorenson Susan Squires Donna Stagl Vicki Stalger

Len Stanley Neola Steen Delbert Streitz Evelyn Stute

Madeline Sveet Charlotte Swenson Lynn Tavis Joyce Temanson

Tim Tergeson Tim Ternes Reinhardt Tischer Verna Tishm ack

202

Keith Traguair Alan Trauger Lois Vaagen M ike Vagel

Diane Verhulst Jerry W agner Margie W ahl Carol Wanner

Curtis Wanner Debbie W eidner Carol Weiss Linda Weisz

David W eller Stephen W ells R ex Wenko Susan W right

Bob W ilier Ja n ice W olf Joyce W olf Lynette Woods

M ark Yoakam Ken Zander Norman Zimmerman Kenneth Ziman

203

index

A

B oeh m , Ire n e B o eh m , Su san

A b erle, W ay n e A b ram s, V e ra

30

160

A co rn , B a rb

54

3 6 , 161 9 8 , 1 0 6 , 155

192

C u lver, D ale C u lv er, G ae

180

B oltz, C a ro l

B o m b a rd ie ri, T e re sa F .

A llan, T o m

B o re n g a sse r, M ich ae l

37, 38, 180 37

A m ar, A lb e rt

B o u rn , Ju lie 192

A nd erson, Jo h n

160

A nd erson, R ay m o n d A nd erson, T im

40 , 41 , 160

6 9 ,1 8 6

A nd erson, V a le rie A nheluk, J e r r y A nheluk, R o g er

192

71, 98

D anks, K en n y

4 1 , 161

D avid son, K ay

B ra d y , Ju d y

180

D av id son, L yle

B re n , D ave

192

B ren , V in c e

72

B rew er, P eg g y

B 186

B a co n , R u th E .

160 192

B a ile y , T im o th y

186

B ald w in, C h arlotte

59 , 160

B an k s, L a v o ir

158

180

B a rn h a rt, L eslie B assett, A be

B atem an , P eg g y B au er, P au l

1 3 9 , 192

7 1 , 102

B au m g artn e r, N orm an B eal, Cal

106, 160

192

B eck , G eorg ene B eck m an , D ale B elland , Ju d y

186

66, 186

D o ck to r, Fern

B u n k , D arlen e

193

45 , 186

B u sh er, L in d a ra e

186

B u zalsk y, M ary

180

Buzzell, F re d e rick

161

c

4 5 ,1 8 0 162

D oe, R u ssell

162

D om brow sk i, D ale

C arm e an , F . A.

154

9 8 , 187

D oyle, M ike

9 8 , 102

D rath , C indy

193

106 193

C h ase, Stev e

193

B erg e r, L in d a

49 , 62 , 72, 186

C h risten sen , S tev e

102

193

E

180 161

4 9 , 181

D v orak. K are n

180

C h risten sen , D ian e

E astw ood , W illiam F c k e lb e rg , G lenn

193

E ck e r, B ill

C la rk , C aroly n

161

E ck ro th , L o ran

47 157 4 1 , 6 2 , 73, 181

139

C la rk , L o u ie

114

Edw ards, B etty

B in ek , A rn ie

98 , 106, 160

C lark , T e rry

39, 47 , 180

E g elan d , B ren d a

B in g e rt, D on

192

C oates, W and a

193

E gge, M a rg a re t

C o fe r, R o b b y n

1 3 9 . 193

E h li, B ill

B in sto ck , A lvin

192 8 0 , 192

67 , 77, 159 187

C h u rch , C ra ig

B ernd t, R on

B in sto ck , M arcy

4 0 ,1 8 1

D v irn ak, Jo y c e D v irn ak , L o is

C aru fe l, D o ro th y

187

154

D uppong, L a r r y

51, 98

8 2 , 193

Dow ns, R on

D uda, Don

142, 160

154

45 , 52 181

D uckw itz, L in d a

C assezza, D ave

64

D oe, L in d a

186

98 , 193

D in kin s, C athy

49 , 193

C a rter, J im

B erglu n d , R o g e r

162

D in iu s, D enn is

180

B en zie, K are n B e rg e r, T o m

187

D ill, J a n ic e

B u llin g e r, Jo a n

7 1 , 9 8 , 106

186

Dietz, P atsy

B u d km an , R uth

C a r rie r , R ic h a rd

192

Benz, D ian e

193

193

62 , 180 186

Bentz, K are n

D ietz, J i ll 4 0 , 4 1 , 7 3 , 161

6 9 , 193

D ock ter, A bel

139

B eau d oin , S u sie

162

157

B ru n elle, R o b e rt

B u rn s, C ath y

159

162

D iebel, L a rry

7 1 , 9 8 , 162

B u rck h a rd , N ancy

192

D iebel, K ath y

D ietz, B ill

B u ck m an , D ian e

51, 71, 98

181

4 7 , 181

D iede, L in d a

98

B u b litz, D ave

155

193

78, 193

B ru g a m y er, D onald

192

B a ra n k o , L eon B a re s, Ja n e t

B row n , F r a n k

1 0 8 , 155

B allo u , A gnes B an n in g , D arey

180

B ro w n , E lw ood

B a d in g er, A rn ie

38, 4 9 ,1 8 0

D enn is, G lo ria D ick ie , Jim

193

B rittn e r, L in d a

192

186, 194

71, 74, 106, 180

D em psey, Jo h n

186

B rig l, A ud rey

B a ch m e ie r, L eo

D efoe, P at

D eL on g, D r. 0 . A.

193

B rew , R a y

47, 180 180

D elaney, V ic k i

186 193

A rth u r, Jo h n

B a a r, Colleen

9 8 , 1 0 6 , 193

69

A uch, M y rtle

194

D eck er, R oseA n n

161

B re n , H arvey

162

1 3 9 ,1 9 4

D ecker, G ary

186

B re k k e, B o n n ie

186

194 98

B ra ck e l, L eo

B red eso n , R o g er

192

D ahl, R o n D an k s, Ed

B ow m an , B ill

B ra u n , Je ro m e

192

A rn eg ard , W ad e

186

180

D

67 , 159

37, 108, 186

B ra u n , B eck y

199

193

C u skelly, K ath leen

69

B o w m an , B eck y

158

A nd erson, L ou

A nton, R ic k

B o u rlau g , L a rry

186

5 9 , 161

193

C u lver, S u sie

180

A llan, R o b e rt

5 1 , 7 1 ,1 0 6 ,1 9 3

192

156

186

C o rn e lia, K ath y

B o h n , Ju lie

A ird, Low ell R .

192

C ook, M ike

B o etz, T o m

A lb ers, E v e re tt A lh ect, T o m

187 194

194

C o g liser, R an d y

38

E h li, S a n d ra

162

B in sto ck , T e r r y

74

C o lem an, K e ith

4 7 , 75

E h lv ru m , C h arles

194

B itz, M agd elen

192

C o lg rov e, C aro l

70

E id em , M a rg a re t

194

51, 180

C o llin s, D enn is

114, 180

B itz, R o d n ey B ird , W illie B leth , C o n n ie B leth , L yn n

204

192

B oespflug, L ero y

186

C on n elly, K ath y

B oespflug, B e rn ic e

186

A b leid in g er, N eil

C olv ille, S u zan n e

192

139 186 192

C o llin s, J im

180

E lb e rg , D ale

187

E m el, K a th y

194

C o lto n , G eorg e

51

E n g e lte r, R o n a

45 , 187

C o lto n , M yron

193

E rd m a n n , T o m

194

E rh a rd t, G lo ria

4 9 ,1 9 4

E rh a rt, D ouglas E rick so n , Jo a n

187

G ellett, L o u ie

98

G eo rg e, Collen

E v in ru d e, R u ss

F

F ad d en , P a t

F a im a n , C y n th ia

163

194

G illu nd , D r. R . C.

4 5 ,1 8 7

G im b el, D u ane

F e reb e e , S u d rey F e rin a , V in c e F esser, T o m

47

G laso e, L a n c e

41, 67

G oetz, W illia m

F e ttig , R an d y

194

Fev old , M arlen e

6 3 ,1 8 7

F ic e k , D elm ar

194

F ic e k , H arv

194

F ic e k , Jim

108 194

F ilk o w sk i, D onald F in k , T o m

164

163

78

78

H enke, C h uck H enke, L ea h

71, 98

H enson , L in d a

195

H erd eb u , Su san n H erm an , D arell

G reff, G ary

181

H erm an , G ay 164

F ish e r, Je a n e tte

194

F ish e r, Jo a n n

163

F is h e r, K ath leen F is h e r, L es

181

F ish e r, L in d a

195 195

G riffin, C aro l

182

H ill, A rch ie

G ross, K a th y

187

H aak, H arlan

F la th , W a rren

71, 1 0 2 ,1 9 9

4 5 , 7 3 , 1 3 9 , 181

F o lstro m , C la ir F o ld , M ark F o ss, Jim

163 181

164

H agen , D o n n a

49

H allam , A ly ce

165 156 59

166

H off, M ik e

102

H off, P a tti

196 187

H o ffert, K a y

5 9 ,1 6 6

H oge, L a rry

1 0 6 ,1 1 9

H ohzer, D avid

196

4 1 , 5 1 ,1 8 7

H olkup, T e r r y

166

H and e, D ale

139

H and e, C ary

139

H o ller, L eo

166

6 3 ,1 8 2 78

H olte, P a u l

139, 195

H o lov orson , M au reen

158

H an so n , E ile e n

139, 159

H o n rath , R ic h

167

71, 98

H ansen. G len ice

157

H o rn e r, K e ith

182

49

H o rto n , M issy

74

4 1 , 181

F re so n k e , R a n d y

195

H anson, M yra

F rie d t, D elores

195 163

F ro h lic h , D eb o rah A.

4 9 , 195

H ard en, M elod y

49 , 64 , 165

H a rris, R u d o lp h

159

H artm an , C h a rlo tte

4 5 , 1 5 3 , 182

98

H astin g s, J im L .

1 0 8 , 165

H atzen b ih ler, Ja n e

3 9 ,1 5 5 4 1 ,1 8 1

G artn er, R ic h a rd G eglem an, S a n d ra

H au ck, E u g en e

195 164

165

182

H au ck, R e in h a rd

31

G arness, K e ith

73, 187

H astin g s, D av e

187

G

G ackle, B ria n

187

H off, A lvin

H o llar, H elen

F re ita g , M iles T .

G ab , D r. D el

H o ch h alte r, R ic k

H olkup, J o e

78

H anson, M arily n

Fu nk , N ancy

5 1 ,1 0 2 , 196

H off, T e rry

165

4 9 ,1 9 6

H o ch h alte r, D ean

195

F ra n k , M ich ael

F ritz , E la in e

75

H anks, C o n n ie

195

195

F ran zen , T im

187

195

H am el, L a rry

H illm an , A1

H an n a, D enn is

F ra n k , D o ro th y F ra n k , M ary

H a a ri, H a ria n

H allen, E lb e rta

139

F ran d sen , T im

H aaken so n , H erch el

H allam , E lb e rta

1 1 4 ,1 1 5 ,1 9 4

F o ste r, G lo ria

155

H allam , C lifford

187

187

F o r tie r, B ill

72

H agen, C aroly n

181

98

196 51

H im m elsp ach , Jo y c e

H aaked ah l, T ra v is

F o lk v o rd j K ay

187

H ill, K en

4 7 ,1 8 2

1 3 9 ,1 5 6

H ill, D ary l 1 3 9 ,1 8 6

194

156

196

H ild stad , T e r r y

194

F o h l, M ark

H ick le, A rlen e

195

F itte re r, G ary

F lem m in g , W illia m

187

196

G riffe y , K y le

F itc h , H e rb e rt

F o c k le r, R o g e r

H ib l, H arv ey

H

64

182

196

H ew son, C h eryl

195

G ru n d h au ser, A rlow en e

71

5 9 ,1 6 6

H e irin g , R e x

G ru ch alla, D ian e

187 166

H erm an , G iw oyn

78

G rev io u s, D exter

166

H erb erh d z, C a ro l

5 1 , 1 0 2 , 181

G re g o ry , G erm ain e

41

45

G reen , B o b

G reen w ood , M ark

F is h e r, E la in e

195

G op lin, S a n d i

164

71, 98, 114

195

G ord on , G ary

59 , 163 163

108

106

139

181

102

H enke, B ru c e

78, 80

F in n e m an , P a u la F ish e r, C al

165 6 9 ,1 8 2

H en d rick so n , G reg

G olo v o ko , G eo rg e

F in n e m an , L in d a

4 5 , 6 3 ,1 8 2 165

H eilm an , M ary

G o ld sb erry , L o re n

G reg , B o b

195

195

H en d erson , D ale

69, 154

194

F is ch e r, L eslie

195 5 3 ,1 5 7

H eilm an , D en n is

9 8 ,1 9 5

G reff, R ic h a rd

F in n e m an , C huck

187

H eilm an , A rth u r

1 7 , 18, 19, 2 0 , 21

G ra n fo r, N o rm a

F ic e k , M a rg a re t

H eick , Ju d y

H eilm an , A n ita

195

194

69, 139

H e lfric h , Sh an n o n

195

G illette, V in c e

4 5 ,1 9 5

H eck er, L ee

H elb lin g , Y v o n n e M .

181

G ilb e rtso n , D onald

40

H eck, L in d a

H eid , D ella

164

G eitzen, D an iel

114, 165

H eick , L in d a

5 1 ,1 8 7

G ieser, R o sie

181

F e in in g er, M ike

164

G erv in g , H erm an

163

F a rm s, C eleste F a z e r, T o m

4 9 , 181 164

G erou , T im

102

H ayes, Jo se p h

181

G erh ard t, K e n n e th

F a im a n , D an iel

H au g lan d , G reg

70, 155 51

G e rb er, A nn

37, 39, 5 1 , 71 , 9 8 ,1 0 2

F a sa n o , Jo h n

G e ig e r, B erth a

G eiser, M ary L o u

194

69

H o sellin e, S ta c y

196

H ovet, B eck y

196

H ow e, B ru c e

154

H u b er, B o n n ie

196

H u b er, C huck

71, 106

H u b er, S a ra h

6 3 , 182

H u b er, W ayn e

196

H u b er, Y v o n n e

182

H au ff, Jo a n n e

4 9 ,6 2

H ueske, Ja n e

H au g en, B e th

195

H u ffm an , R o g e r

H au genoe, D enn is

51

H ulm , R o n

167

196 196

1 1 4 ,1 5 5

I Iv erso n , K a re n

K in n isch tz k e, D a rle n e

53, 4 5 ,1 8 2

J

Ja b lo n sk y , T e r r y Ja c o b s , A nton

196

K iry le , T e r r i M .

197 3 8 ,1 5 8

K itc h e n , K a th y K itz a n , R e n n e

38, 4 9 ,1 8 8

K itz a n , R o d n ey

196

K iv im a g i, R ic h a rd

5 9 ,1 9 6

Ja n e s , M a rg e

37, 63, 80, 82, 8 3 ,1 8 8 196

K lin e , L a r r y

Je n se n , D r. T h o m as

1 5 ,1 5 5

K lu v e rs, M a rlin

Je sp e rso n , R a n d i Je sse n , L a v e rn

4 9 ,1 9 6 26

Je stn ess, V irg in ia Jo h n s o n , A llen

167

23

Jo h n s o n , A nn

4 1 ,4 5 ,6 3 ,1 8 2

Jo h n so n , C h arles Jo h n so n , D av e

155 71, 9 8 ,1 0 6 ,1 9 6

Jo h n s o n , Ja c k ie

71, 9 8 ,1 8 8

Jo h n so n , N eal

197

K n o ll, C lau d ia

6 2 , 7 4 ,1 8 3

188

197

197

K n u d so n , M im ie K o elm , B ill

197

K o llin g , P a t

5 9 ,1 9 7 73 , 78, 82

53

K o p e r, D an

K o p p in g e r, C aro le

4 1 , 183

K o p p in g e r, Je r a ld

197

188

Jo rg e n se n , A lice

K o rd o n o w y , C h arles

167

Jo rg e n so n , R ic h a rd Jo rs ta d , M arv a

167

Jo s lin , C orky Ju n g , D ary l

182

Ju rg e n so n , B a r b a r a

4 9 , 62, 188

K K ad rm a s, E lr o y

196

K ad rm a s, M arle n e

188

167

K a e se r, W a rd E .

182

K a in z , D arlen e K ain z, G ary

188

197

K allev ig , L in d a

188

K ap p el, B re n d a

188

K a rc h , Ja c k ie

197

K o ste le ck y , B o n n ie

197

198

K o ste le ck y , P e g

198

K r a ft, D alp h in e

198

K r a ft, D e b b ie

198

K ra m e r, D o ri

188

K ra n k , B e r t

198

K ra n k , K ath le en K re in , N elda

188

183

K u d rn a , K a y e

188 15

K u h n , D e b o ra h

9 7 ,1 8 8

K u lish , C h arlen e

183

L

167

L a D u k e, Jim

K a ry , N ic ci

45 , 188

L a n d sb e rg er, R ita

K a ry , W an d a

59, 168

K e a rn e s, S h a ro n K e h r, F ra n c e s K e ith , K e lly

197 59 , 168

197 168

K em m et, H ilto n

197

K e m p en ich , M ark K en itzer, K a th y

158 6 2 ,1 6 8

K en n ed y , R o b e rta K eo g h , E lle n K essell, T e d

K ilw ein , R o g e r

182

L an g elan d , D ian e

198

L a n n o y e, K a re n L a rse n , Ja n is

198

49 , 182 15

L a rso n , B ev e rly L a rso n , C arl

198

156

L a rso n , M a rg a re t L a rso n , R o b e rt L a sa te r, B o b

154

9 8 ,1 0 2 ,1 1 5 ,1 5 5 98 45 49

L eiss, A lan

198

L eld al, S u e

198

L e rv ik , W ay n e 197

183 198

L a u b n e r, L o is

154

M a ier, K a ro l

L e ssin g e r, L o u ie

188

188 45, 53 183 198 194

M allo y , B e c k i

198

M an n , Ja c k ie

198

M a ra rra , C a rl

98

M ark w ard t, Ju d y

70, 7 3 ,1 3 9

M ark w ard t, M ary

7 3 ,1 8 3

M arm an , M el

45

M a rq u a rt, C h arlotte M arsh , H arlan M arsh , R o se lla

8 0 ,1 9 8

M a rtin , G reg g

98

M a rtin , K a re n

4 9 ,1 8 9

M a rtin , M o rris

9 8 , 155

M artz, Ja m e s

156

M assad , G eo rg e

7 7 ,1 8 9

M assel, M arv in

183

M assey, W illia m

158

M aus, S h e ila

8 2 ,1 9 8

M eh r, Owen

78 158

M eissn er, D o n n a M ellin g , L y n n

189

183

M elsness, D ale

159 69 59

M essm er, E la in e

199

M etzger, M ik e

5 1 ,1 0 2

M eyer, D ean M ey er, D on

139 51

M ey er, Jo h n

199

M ich elso n , N ancy M ille r, G ene

98

M iller, B etty

45

M ille r, J a n ic e M ille r, R o n

189

183 71

M ille r, V irg in ia

199

M ille r, W illia m

71, 114

M in n ick , L a rry

199

M ittelstead t, K a th y M o o n ey, O live M o rast, L ee

98 38

198

198

M essm er, D o n n a 183

198

L a u b n e r, J a n ic e

52, 119, 168

K in n ish tzk e , A llan

L a n g , K e n n e th

L a S o ta , D ave

168

K illo u g h , S h e ry l K in g , R ic h a rd

4 5 , 74, 188

188

K e rn , C h arn e ll

139

L a rse n , D r. P a u l

K e lle r, M ary K a y

1 0 8 ,1 9 9

M ah lm an n , G reta

M esser, T o n y

K a rn , A lic e

5 9 ,1 6 8

98

M a h e r, M ark

M eig h an , Jo h n

K ru g e r, M a rth a

197

K a ry , S h irle y

188

198

K o ste le ck y , P a tty 197

K ad rm as, T im

K o rd n o w y , R o b e r t

K o ste le ck y , G len

182

Ju rg e n s , Su n d a

40, 158

K o ste le ck y , G ayleen

108

158

1 3 9 ,1 8 8

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