Bismarck State College (BSC): Mystic Memories
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1967 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 18
No full textPhotographs of BJC sophomoresClass Officers
Sophomore Class President DON GILBERTSON relaxes with Vice
President DALE RIEGER.
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RICHARD ABERLE,
Education,
Mandan
ROBERT ALLER,
Business
Bismarck
DAVID BAILEY,
Business
Bismarck
MIKE BALTLER,
Engineering,
Bismarck
SHIRLEEN ACKERMAN,
Medical Secretary,
Linton
THOMAS ASPLUND,
Accounting,
Bismarck
PAMELA BAKKEN,
Business
Bismarck
ELAINE BARBIE,
Home Economics,
Bismarc
1967 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 35
No full textPhotographs of BJC sophomoresFRANK TURMAN
Engineering
Bismarck
GARY VENNIE
Photography
Bismarck
JUDY YOLK
Business
Hague
WILLIAM VUKELIC
Electronics
Mott
"36-24-36 at least".
ROSS VOGELSANG
Business
Bismarck
RANDA WADDINGHAM
Medical Sec.
Bismarck
DWAYNE WALKER
Accounting
Selfridge
PHYLLIS WEIGEL
Liberal Arts
Napoleon
JANE YOLK
Business
Hague
JAMES WAECHTER
Speech-Drama
Bismarck
LAWRENCE WATSON
English
Bismarck
RALPH WEISENBF,:RGER
Accounting
Halliday
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1967 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 55
No full textPhotographs of BJC freshmenConnie Rauser Gregg Rayburn Linda Redlin Ken Reed Coralee Rice
Judy Richter Barbara Ricketts Leona Riegel Steve Riehl Georgia Rittel
Karen Rivinius Sue Rivinius Corrine Roberson
James Roff Betty Roller Dean Romsaas
Fran Rooker Dorothy Roshau Marilyn Rudel
Sandi Hutschke Dale Sailer Carla Sawick
1968 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 11
No full textPhotographs of the BJC College Republicans and presidential candidate George RomneyDon Mat hew s ,
Vi c e President.
"Behind every good man there is a woman. "
Mrs. Romney speaks to the student body.
College Republicans
College Republicans, turned out to welcome Governor Romney at the airport.
Governor Romney speaks at a dinner given in his honor
1968 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 16
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Circle K (men's social group)Circle K
1968
Circle K members enjoyed collecting Marie's Parking
ticket fine.
With the motto "Orient Toward Significance" the
Bismarck Junior College Circle K-Club roared into
the '67-'68 school year. This young men's orga-nization
has a long history of service and activity
for the co 11e ge as a whole with added emphasis
toward community action on a large scale.
With its sponsoring organization Kiwanis Inte rna-tiona
1, the Circle K-Club has always followed the
axiom of civic responsibility with college service
as its focal point. Service may take many forms,
distributing c h a r i tab le contribution containers,
collecting books for Asia, ushering at civic events,
running college social functions, and organizing a
college parking system. Open to all college men,
Circle K gives the opportunity to serve to all those
who value meaningful campus activity.
Members of the 1967-68 Circle K
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1968 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 22
No full textPhotographs of BJC administrators and faculty with students receiving scholarships for academic achievement"Tools To Reach Beyond The Boundaries Of
"SAKAKAWEA AWARD--SECRETARIAL SCHOLARSHIP" LEFT TO RIGHT: President Ralph Werner, Linda Folmer
receiving her one hundred dollar scholarship, Mrs. W. T. Bristol representing the Sakakawea Chapter of National Sec-retaries
Association, Miss Alice Hansen and Mr. H. R. Schimmelpfennig.
"BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONALWOMENAWARD"
June Maynard receives a one hundred dollar scholar-ship
from Mrs. Enoch Schultz, President of the Bis-marck
organization.
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1968 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 24
No full textPhotographs of the Jay-Cee-An staff (BJC yearbook)If At First You Don't Succeed ...
Mr. line ANNUAL STAFF hard at work.
]ay- Cee-An photographer
Greg Rayburn
1968 Jay-Cee-An BJC -- Page 40
No full textPhotographs of the BJC Silverettes (women's vocal trio) and the Pep BandMusic Department At BJC
Excels In Small Groups
Silverettes, a newly formed girls trio consist of
LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy McDermand, Susan
Rivinius and Pam Bauer