Bismarck State College (BSC): Mystic Memories
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1951 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page 77
No full textPhotograph of Hobo royalty, Queen Betty Brieher and King Jim SpitzerHobo days
October 19, 20, 21
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1951 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [83]
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1954 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [19]
No full textList of Mandan business sponsors for the 1954 Jay-Cee-An BJCOur Junior College, though young, hopes that in the future our word thanks will be of
more worth to you than just a word.
Our students, faculty, and school can only say, Thank You and thank you again. Mav
our support help you in just a small measure, in comparison with the large amount you
helped us!
MANDAN
Barthel Chevrolet Company
Ben Franklin Five & Ten Cent Stare
Hat & Novelty Shoppe
Hendrickson Jeweler
Hoffman's Standard Servi ce
Mandan Daily Pioneer
Mandan Drug Company
Mandan Shoe Hospital
Cloverdale Products Midwest Bakery
Kinzel Tire Shop
Lawrence's Men's Store
Paris Hardware
J. C. Penney Company
Elli s Insurance
Fashi on Shop
Western Grill
Woodward's
Young's Print Shop
Green gard' s Men's Sto re
Grill Cafe
PATRONIZE OUR SPONSOR
1954 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page 49
No full textPhotographs of the BJC cheerleadersDelores Leingang Gayle Stedman
CHEERLEADERS
Bonnie Nelson
" Le+' s really yell now". And with this cry our three pepsters
in green started and finished the 53- 54 athletic season. Through
the icy sleet of fall and winter football games to the heady ex-citement
of basketball, this energetic trio was on hand to lead
the rousing cheers of the fans.
Sometimes they were the only ones yelling, other times they
got a lot of support, and once they forgot a cheer. But all in all
we think they did a tremendous job of it and so our thanks to
Delores, Gayle, and Bonnie.
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1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [2]
No full textDedication in memory of BJC math faculty Charles E. HookIN MEMORIAM
Charles E. Hook
1899- 1956
"---- and congratulate the graduating class from me."
A few hours after thi s request hod been mode, the teacher who mode it and
who so many students fondly called " o. arlie" hod passed away. The next
evening the congratulations that Charles Hook was destined not to give were
conveyed for him by a faculty member to the 1956 graduation closs.
Li ke every great teacher, Chari es Hook stood for all that wa s ri ght and
manly. He was on example of the gentle Christian who spoke ill of none, yet
sow good in all. He helped make men out of the boys who sot in his classes.
What he stood for and believed, rubbed off on his students, and though they
might foil in " moth", they learned well to discriminate between the true and the
fal se, the noble and the shoddy.
And as Charlie's boys succeed in their professions and win places of honor
and respect in the communi ti es where they work and live, they-- as we do who
knew and loved him as one of the faculty-- will cherish the memory and the
privilege of having known Charles E. Hook as a teacher and a friend.
Si dney J. Le
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [10]
No full textPhotographs of BJC facultyALAN BROWN
Business Machines, Bookkeeping
Sec. Math
Commercial Correspondence
REV. HAROLD HOFSTAD
Apologetics, Ethics
REV. THOMASJ. DOLAN
Apologetics, Ethics
ROBERT STEINBRUECK
Engineering Drawing
BAY ERT JACOBSON
Engineering Drawing
MRS. CURTIS MURPHY
MRS. MARIA ZEITLEMANN
Office Secretarie
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [22]
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Lettermen's Club (male athletes' social group)ROW 1. E. Agre, G. Carman, P. Zuger, D. Dwyer, A. Belk, C. Boyd- Snee, J. Harter, J. McCrory. ROW 2. R. Hoffman, D.
Hindemith, D. Unruh, H. Koch, G. Weber, S. Upham, J. Busch, C. DeLaBarre, G. Stelzmiller, C. Wilson. ROW 3. M. Bloom,
H. Job, T. Aichele. G. Hanson, D. Prouty, K. Hilligoss, M. Haakenson •
Lettermen's Oub
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The- Lettermen's Club is organized by award winners in
football, basketball, and track for the purpose of raising
funds to purchase jackets for the members. This is done
mainly through sponsorship of school dances, raffles, and
taking charge of the concessions at BJC home basketball
games. Also, part of their funds was raised this year by
helping to move the merchandise of the J. c. Penney's Store
into their new location. Another of their varied activities
is taking charge of Kangaroo Court for Hobo Daze.
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Officers: D. Dwyer, Vice- President; E. Agre, Treasurer;
K. Hilligoss, President
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [25]
No full textPhotographs of Hobo Daze (BJC Homecoming and autumn festival)A FEAST FOR THE BUMS
Starved students enjoy good " hobo hash"
at an outdoor picnic after the parade.
THE CELEBRATION BEGINS
BJC Hobos parade through the city, cd-vertising
the big game.
LAW BREAKING HOBOS
A Kangaroo Court is held downtown for
those students who do not abide by the
rules.
THE HOMECOMING DANCE
Tattered students blossom out in their
best attire for this occas ion. At the dance
the King and Queen are presented with
gifts by the Student Association President