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1972 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 108
No full textPhotographs of BJC freshmenKindsvogel, Bruce A.
Kisse, John A.
Kjonaas, Robert B.
Klein, Darrel H.
Klein, Eugene J.
Klein, Janeane A.
Kleingartner, Kevin W.
Kleinknecht, Virginia A.
Kleppe, Judith K.
Kling, Barbara J.
Kling, Thomas J.
Klinger, Barb Dawn
Knecht, Connie M.
Knecht, Lois
Knoll, Victoria M.
Knudson, Bruce E.
Knudson, Mary K.
Knudson, Myles R.
Knudson, Pam D.
Knudson, Thomas E.
Knutson, Laurie D.
Knutson, Rodney W.
Korner, John R.
Kolberg, Jack T.
Kollman, Marvel F.
Koneck, John M.
Konrad, Paul M.
Kopp, John T.
Kopp, Roger
Kouba, Terry E.
Kringstad, Terrance L.
Krueger, John D.
Krushe, Kathleen A.
Kubisiak, Thomas R.
Kuch, Rosanne L.
Kuntz, Cherly M.
Kuntz, Larry P.
Kuntz, Le Roy S.
Kuntz, Mary F.
Kunz, Russell K.
Kunz, Steven J.
Kurie, Dennis D.
Kurtz, Kim L.
Kutz, Gayle L.
l.abrensz, Da nie, W.
Lacher, Cheryl M.
Lacher, Frances
Lambert, Denise A.
Landerholm, Kurt
Lannoye, Gera Id M.
Larson, Judy J.
Larson, Valerie J.
Leary, William J.
LeBlanc, Stephen D.
Leer, Pamela G.
Leingang, Duane R.
Leingang, Mayr V.
Leingang, Roger J.
Leno, Susan J.
Lewton, Ron L.
Leppert, Kenneth K.
Lindekugel, Bev. A.
Lipp, Ronnie R.
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1972 Jay-Cee-An BJC
No full textBismarck Junior College 1972 Jay-Cee-An (Bismarck State College yearbook). Contains the academic year from August 1971 through May 1972
1973 Campus BJC, v. 1--Page 5
No full textPhotographs of BJC faculty and staffCHARLENE SCHUCHARD
MARJORIE THORNE
LINDA MESKE
ESTER STECKEL
RAE BLOOM
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PAUL BODMER
EDGAR BOLLINGE
1973 Campus BJC, v. 1--Page [37]
No full textPhotographs of BJC art students and theater students rehearsing for the BJC theater production of The Mouse-trap-
TheMxre 'Irap: WDlfxl.ells
Mrs. Somers; Very well, then, it's
there still. Of course it is. I wouldn't
get down for worlds.
Campbell; Oh, good Heavens! Do
you expect to spend the rest of
your life up there in that chair?
Mrs. Somers; I don't know. I shall
not get down till I see that mouse
leave this room.
Campbell; Well, then, I must make
a clean breast of it. There never
was any mouse in here.
Campbell; Well it's true. There
isn't any mouse, and there never
was.
Mrs. Somers: There's the idea!
And that's all I ever cared for.
Campbell; Well, what are you going
to do? I can't kill the idea of a
mouse, and I can't drive it out of
the room.
Mrs. Somers; I don't know what
I'm going to do. I suppose I shall
die here. I shall never get out of
the room alive. Then I hope you
will be satisfied.
Mrs. Somers; Get down? Why you
must be crazy. How can I get down
if it's still there?
Campbell; What?
Mrs. Somers; The mouse.
Campbell; But it isn't there. my
dear. You saw for yourself that it
wasn't there.
Mrs. Somers; Did you seeit run out?
Campbell; No; but-
Campbell; Really, this is too much.
If you are afraid of touching me-
Mrs. Somers; No, I don't mind
touching you; that isn't it. But if
you stood so near, don't you see,
it might run up you and jump on
to me.
Campbell; What might?
Mrs. Somers; You know. The mouse
Campbell; The mouse! There is no
mouse.
Mrs. Somers; That's what you said
before
1973 Campus BJC, v. 1--Page [56]
No full textPhotographs of BJC physical education classes practicing diving and swimmingBISMARCK JR. COLLEGE ATHLETICS STRIVE
TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE IN ALL SPORTS
UNIOUE IN THE FACT THAT WE ARE ONE
OF THE FEW COLLEGES THAT HAS A CO·ED
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM. WE FIND
THAT IT WORKS WELL
