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1954 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [16]
No full textPhotographs of BJC sophomoresThe
BURT SI EMS
Marines was tough,
JC basketball it was
but
against
nothing.
Veterar. s 1,2; Basketball 1,2;
Lettermen's Club 1,2; Student
Assn, 1.
PAUL SIMONS
Someelay he'll finel her
Prom Committee 1; Newman Club
1,2; " Mary · 2; Style Show 1; Foot-ball
1,2; Basketball Manager 1,2;
Track 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2;
Journalism 1,2; Student Assn. 1,2;
Democrati c Party 1; Freshman
Closs Officer 1.
GAYLE STEDMAN
A girl with an auelience
Prom Committee 1; Beta Iota
Kappa 1; Band 1,2; Choir 1,2;
Bagpipe Bond 1,2; Dramatics
Club 1,2; Skating Club 2; " West
is the Land- 1; " Mary" 2; " Out-ward
Bound- 2; Style Show 1,2;
Cheerleader 1,2; Annual 1,2; Re-publican
Party 1; Homecoming
Attendant 1; Spani sh Club 1; Stu-dent
Assn. 2.
J ELMER SWABODA
I'm from ••• Where am I from?
Newman Club 1,2; Skating Club 2;
Football 1,2; Lettermen's Club
1,2; Pixies 1; Student Assn. 1.
ELAINE SYM
Eelitor
Prom Committee 1; Beta Iota
Kappa 1; Dramatics Club 1; Style
Show 1; Annual 1,2; . Journc ll srr, 2;
Democratic Party 1 ( officer);
Homecomiriq 2; Student Assn. 2;
Sophomore Closs Officer 2.
CHUCK ROSENAU
Women are his tavorite pastime.
Prom Committee 1; Veteran s ( offi-cer)
1,2; · West is the Land- 1;
· Mary" 2; Style Show 1,2; Foot-ball
1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2;
Annual 2
1954 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [20]
No full textPhotographs of BJC freshmenFRESHMEN
Mary Elstad, Shirley Win-ters,
Yvonne Hegre, Iris
Krouse, Kay Nicolay, Arlys
Fronk.
Bob Zentner, Keith Keidel,
Jock Dwyer, Dean Hogen,
Leonard McLarnon, Hyatt
Holt, Dennis Van Tassle.
Lou Schoeneman, John
Anstrom, Killion Kai-ser,
Ronnie Olmsted,
Neil Reff, Jock Zierke.
Morgie Zimmerman, Don
Durre, Wendell Roth, Bob
Sundby, Myrna Manning,
Joanne Hunkele, Hi 110
Smith, Juanita Bechtle
1954 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page 36
No full textPhotograph of the BJC skating clubSKATING CLUB
Bob Wolscher, Harold McLarnon, Selmer Spitzer, Francis Wahl, Jim Sehn. id+, Joanne Hurkes, Killian Kaiser,
Duane Morris, Ardy Laub, Warren Arman, Ken Long. Ruth Ann Mortar!, Ev Martin, Selmer Swoboda, Tom
Bickler, John Miller. Dianthe Vanderplas, Yvonne Hegre, Shirley Peightal, Delphine Hoffman, Joanne Hunkele,
Kay Nicolay, Betty Fischer. Lois Hollaar, Arlys Frank, Gayle Stedman, Jim Ressler, Chuck Powell, George
Werner.
A brand- new organization, the skating club is in its first year at BJC.
Under President John Miller, vice- president Joanne Hurkes, and secretary-treasurer
Kay Nicolay the group has set up quite a full program of winter
sports, especially ice- skating and roller- skating. The members have picked
out jackets and have their own emblem, a circle containing an ice- skate and a
roller- skate with their name • JC Silver Skaters. It The organization has culti-vated
quite a number of members but even so the group seems a little swollen
in this picture.
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1954 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [42]
No full textPhotographs of BJC football players, with game summariesKenny Long Arlo Goehring George D'Heilly LeRoy Hehr
Harlan Schmidt
It looked like the Mystics were on their way
when they drew first blood against Jamestown,
but the Jimmie's weight and experience payed
off for- a 19 · 6 win.
Homecoming game, and John Campagna's edu ·
cated toe came through in the last 45 seconds of
play to give BJC a 20 · 19 victory over Ellendale.
Wahpeton Science had a fast, hard hitting team
which was well coached. Final score 14 · 0. Nuff
said!
A defensive game on a cold day. The Mystics
spoiled the Foresters homecoming by a score of
7 · 6. Chuck Wilson scored the last touchdown of-the
season before leaving the game because of
injuries.
Dean Hagen
Jim Ressler Jack Dwyer Chuck Rosenau John Mill&
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [5]
No full textPhotographs of BJC facultyJACK O. RIEDEL •••• holds down the lectern in the
English ond Germon classes •••• college years at
Concordia Theological Seminary, Dickinson STC( BA),
and U's of Minnesota and North Dakota ( M- ED) ••••
married, two children •••• likes to travel, read, hunt,
fish, and does all his own decorating •••• believes that
servi ng others is the best way to serve sel f.
JOHN R. MORELAND •••• instructs
chemistry •••• advisor to Frosh Class
and music department •••• married,
three girls •••• attended U of N. D.,
U of Mich., U of Redlands,
Northwestern U, and Central
" y" College ••••• loves every-body
•••• thinks one should use
what he is endowed with
and not make life too
complicated.
ROBERT L. STUCKENBRUCK
teaches speech and dramatics ••••
director of school dramati cs ••••
Vet Club advisor •••• married,
one son •••• has very few pet
peeves •••• BA from Jamestown
College. MA work at U's of
Iowa and Denver •••• adher-ent
to thinking before
speaking to keep one
quiet.
I. E. SOLBERG •••• classroom hours taken up with Economics,
Psychol99y, and History •••• Soph Class and Annual advisor ••••
received AB at Minot STC, MA from U of N. D. and also
attended U's of Wash., Mo., and Wisc ••••• married, three
children •••• interest in public speaking and music
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [13]
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Secretarial ClubRight: ROW 1. J. Marquart, J. Kist, D. Nelson.
ROW 2. G. Giedd, J. Sailer, J. Brown, A. Bauer,
E. Heyne, J. Folmer, V. Finlayson, Y. Boehrnsen,
C. Grossman. ROW 3. D. Fisher, E. Johnson, C.
Schuler, D. Abbey, I. Robinson, B. Staff, D. Austin,
H. Schafer.
Left: ROW 1. B. Privratsky, D. Lynner. ROW 2. C.
Kahler, A. Hauser, M. Kroft, A. Rowe, L. Maurer, R.
Johnson, R. Voight. ROW 3. H. Helfenstein, J. Roth,
D. Reimers, S. Foote.
Secretarial Club
The Secretarial Club, meeting once a month,
is composed of students taking the secretarial
course. Meetings, featuring various speakers
from the business field, give them helpful in-sight
to the profession they are entering.
S. Leimback, P. Manly and G. Reager seeking advice from Faculty
Advisor, Miss Hansen
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [15]
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Westminster League (Presbyterian students) and the Wesley Fellowship (Methodist students)Westminster League
W. Hydeman; H. Schafer, Vice- President and Student Association Representative;
G. Reager, President; M. T esky; S. Sagehorn, Secretary- Treasurer; D. Hughes.
Wesley Fellowship
ROW 1. A. Rowe; M. Myers, President; C. Grossman, Student Association Repre-sentative.
ROW 2. E. Ely, J. Morrison, Secretary- Treasurer; J. Jenkins.
Westminster League, an organi-zation
of Presbyterian students at
BJC, is under the leadership of
Kurt Peters and Rev. Martin. Their
main purpose is to further Chris-tian
Principles in the college stu-dents.
Wesley Fellowship, under tht
advi sorship of Miss Helen lorns
and Rev. Tannehill, holds their
meetings every second Wednesday.
Its aim is to promote better Chris-tian
Living among Methodist stu-dents
at BJC
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [19]
No full textPhotographs of the BJC College BandCrescendo, Fortissimo, Pianissimo - - What does
it all mean - - It all means that the BJC Pep Band is
hard at work preparing themselves to be ready when
their services are required - - and they are always
required. Harold Kepler's group is on call for pep
rallies, athletic contests and ether functions, need-ing
the services of the band.
ROW 1: N. FI, inn, L. Leb~ n, M. Tesk, ey, S. Sagehorn, E. , Agre, M. Schwehr, M. Me)! ers, P. Bucklin, H. Schafer, S. Meier.
ROW 2: J. Sader, H. Atkins, D. Dcvl ds on, D. Laschkewltsch, G. Reager, J. Hull'gan, G. Hanson, L. Selle, D. Walz, K.
Boatright, V. Soule, T. Devlin, D. Nelson, C. Otteson. STANDING: J. McCrory, G. Bruhjell, H. Kepler - Director.
College Band
Director
• • • • Student pres,, Q'ent
v ' th Boatright •• ' •••••••
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1956 was a mi lestone for the bondmen as the group
came into its own, presenting its first full public
concert, sharing the program with the BJC Chorus.
BRAVO BANDSTERS
1957 Jay-Cee-An BJC - Page [28]
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Christmas programChristmas Program
BJC dignitaries at the Christmas Program. Dean Sidney J. Lee, The Very Reverend Lambert A. Hoch, Morvin Bloom.
Students enjoy tea following the Christmas Program. Hostesses pose after busy social hour.
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Piano- Organ duet played by Nancy Flinn and Judy Arntz