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5. Student Feature 20. Fine Arts Nursing student Tess Verlinde Music to your ears 6. Frontier Hall/Donate to the Vision 22. International Students To continue an affordable education Providing global experience

Opportunity. It’s out there. 7. Teton Baseball Outlook 23. CTE Building A rewarding season and a promising future A new era of learning 8. Sudden Wealth 24. Missing Alumni Evaluate your new financial position Finding missing graduates 10. Campus Beautification Exciting new look at the future Right now, the future is brighter than ever for your financial 11. Sitting Bull Sponsors growth and you need advisors who see the right opportunities. Unveiling of the historical sculpture American State Bank Our wealth management team offers well-designed, carefully 12. WSC Hockey Building a hockey program Mercy Medical Center crafted plans to fit your goals and comfort levels. Raymond 14. ASB Community Pride Williston Herald James Financial Services complements American State Bank’s Continuing a legacy of community pride Trust Department services. Together, we identify the right Select Ford 16. Fun Bus Nemont opportunities in today’s economy to help you reach your 774- 4100 | www.asbt.com Adventure to Target Field goals—and far beyond. 223 Main Street | Williston, North Dakota 18. Behind The Scenes Highlighting WSC Faculty Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC, an independent broker/dealer, and are not insured by bank insurance, the FDIC, any other government agency, are not deposits or obligations of the bank, are not guaranteed by the bank, and are subject to risks, including the possible loss of principal. American State Bank and Trust Company is independent of Raymond James. 19. Faculty Spotlight WSC Foundation Highlighting WSC Faculty P.O. Box 1286 • 501 18th St E. • Williston, N.D. 58802 [email protected] • (701)572-9275 3 Student Feature

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or many students looking to enter college for need. Simply put, use your money wisely. Explore all F Teton Thunder the first time the focus often falls on class registration of your options and take advantage of scholarships when and the novelty of starting a new chapter in their lives. they become available. Apply for financial aid. There However, there is another very important factor that, while are a number of options available for students to look overlooked in priority, remains one of the most important into. Take the initiative because it’s your future! hurdles students face in their continued education…how exactly to pay for it all? WSC: How have scholarships helped you?

There was a time not so long ago that I thought I might Fall 2011 We sat down and spoke with Tess Verlinde, a student at have to put my nursing education on hold because of Williston State College, who is looking to begin her third the cost. I had mentioned this to one of my instructors, year within WSC’s nursing program. We asked her to who in turn, passed on my story to the financial officer recollect her own experiences and to offer any advice for on campus. They did some investigating and found a other students looking to enter the collegiate ranks. scholarship opportunity that I was qualified to apply for and this allowed me to continue with the classes I WSC: When you first thought about going to school, needed. did the money question come up about how were you going to pay for this? Yes and no. I was brought up to understand the value I’m living proof that scholarships of a dollar. I had a job throughout high school and eventually, before leaving for college, bought my own car truly can and do help! using the money I had previously earned. That being said, when you are a typical 17-year-old, living at home with your parents, who pay for things like groceries and other WSC: What are the benefits of a scholarship? miscellaneous expenses, you are lulled into a false sense of Plain and simple, it’s money for your education that you how much money you actually need for things. I also had don’t have to pay back. With my school loans, I’ll have the idea that I was going to work while I went to school. to eventually pay that back. Scholarships afford you the Unfortunately, I had to abandon this plan for the sake of chance to get an education without saddling you with focusing on my studies and getting good grades. debt once you graduate. Don’t get me wrong, many scholarships can be difficult to get, but when you apply WSC: Looking back, would you have done anything yourself and end up qualifying for one or more, it feels differently when it came to financially planning for great! your education? In a word, definitely. While in high school, I knew there WSC: How happy are you to be able to finish your were loans and scholarships available, however I became degree as a result of a scholarship? complacent and never followed through with applying for I’m so glad…and relieved! I can’t thank WSC enough. a lot of them. Looking back I would have applied for All I did was mention something to an instructor and more scholarships. that set the wheels in motion. I really feel that’s what makes this campus special. With its smaller size, a WSC: Any advice you would give to a student looking student really has easy access to the right people that can to enter WSC? help make a difference. Save as much as you can and only spend it on what you 4 5 Teton Baseball Outlook baseball Frontier Hall Frontier baseballbaseball Construction of Frontier Hall Residence Hall Scott Jameson

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Fall 2011 The Williston State Teton baseball team enjoyed regional tournament undefeated and finished as Region a very rewarding season this past year, including a run in XIII champions, qualifying the Tetons for the district both the regional and divisional tournaments, finishing tournament in Boone, Iowa. Coach Cote was honored

Teton Thunder Teton just short of the World Series. Head baseball coach Shawn as Head Coach of the Year at the regional tournament Cote is pleased with the accomplishments achieved during and ten players made the Region XIII All-Region Team. the spring 2011 season and is also hopeful for what the upcoming year will bring for a new team. At the district tournament they played tremendously Donate and made it to the final game, the qualifier for the to the Last March the Williston State Tetons opened the season World Series. Despite a thunderous effort, the Tetons with a tournament in Arizona. There they faced some of were defeated, ending their spectacular season just shy the best in the nation including high ranked teams like of a World Series run. Teton player Scott Jameson was Sign up online at Mesa and Gateway Community Colleges. honored as the only WSC player on the All-District www.wscfoundation.com Vision! Team. They finished the season with an overall record Mail your donation to P.O. Box 1286 of 22 wins and 19 losses. Williston, ND, 58802 The tournament was a great Welcome aboard! Coach Cote is hopeful for a similar outcome next year, way to open the season because however the team has a lot of work to do before repeating $50 - $99 the teams challenged the Tetons such high accomplishments. Only seven players from last season’s team will be returning, meaning over twenty A contribution of $50 promises students an affordable education, keeps you in the loop on exciting developments and gave them some really will be new to the Teton roster. Cote and his staff have and events and helps provide our communities a new “ been busy recruiting and shaping next year’s team this generation of trained leaders. You will also receive a mug. good competition. summer. “You never really know how things will work out until you get the whole team together,” Cote says, $100 - $999 They left Arizona with a record of three wins and five anxious to see results during the fall season. losses and headed home to face teams in their conference. Make a gift of $100 - $249 and receive two mugs and a tote bag as our thanks. For $250 - $999, we’ll send you two mugs, a tote bag and a first aid The Tetons began practice in late August. In the fall kit! The Tetons played great ball during the” conference season the Tetons will play 12 to 18 games, giving them games finishing in second place behind Miles City. Six a chance to build another outstanding team for the $1,000+ players made the All-Conference Team and Scott Jameson spring season. Maybe the 2011-2012 team will not Join the President’s Circle for a gift of $1,000 or more and enjoy a relaxing was named conference MVP. They moved on to the only make a run in regionals and divisionals but also in dinner with WSC President Dr. Nadolny, two mugs, a tote bag, first aid kit and regional tournament with an overall conference record the World Series! 6 a travel bag. of twelve wins and six losses. They played through the 117 Giving it all away - or maybe just some of it Sudden Wealth The answers to these questions may help you formulate a new investment plan. Remember, though, there’s no rush. You can put your funds in an accessible interest- Is gift giving part of your overall plan? You may want bearing account such as a savings account, money market to give gifts of cash or property to your loved ones or account, or short-term certificate of deposit until you to your favorite charities. It’s a good idea to wait until have time to plan and think things through. You may you’ve come up with a financial plan before giving or wish to meet with an investment advisor for help with lending money to anyone, even family members. If Sudden Wealth these decisions. you decide to give or lend any money, put everything in writing. This will protect your rights and avoid hurt Once you’ve taken care of these basics, set aside some feelings down the road. In particular, keep in mind that: money to treat yourself to something you wouldn’t have bought or done before--it’s OK to have fun with some of • If you forgive a debt owed by a family member, you your new money! may owe gift tax on the transaction.

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• Are there ways to minimize any upcoming Prepared by Broadridge Investor Communication Solutions, Inc. Copyright 2011. 8 income and estate taxes? 9 10 RaveTeton Review Thunder - WinterFall 2011 2010 Campus Beautification like a college campus. Many people even compared the like a college campus. Many people even compared for WSC to look more was a desire those interviewed from Theyfoundthemostcommon response provided. members about whattheywishedthe WSCcampus students, faculty members and community interviewed To State, JLG Architects at Williston begin the project be accomplished. will beautiful walkwayandthecollege campusfeeldesired ResidenceHallthisAugust,a the additionofFrontier walkingspacesin-betweenbuildings,andwith of green collegecampusestheythink that whenpeoplepicture explained ofJLG Architects buildings. LonnieLaffen and walkways connecting the areas open space,recreation itwithgreen Hallandreplace and thenewlybuiltFrontier ofStevensHall thelarge parkinglotinfront by removing parkingspaces.Theywillaccomplishthis more creating likeacollegecampus,while is tomakeWSCfeelmore the masterplanforcollege.Thegoalofproject yearsandhasdesigned three Stateforroughly Williston ofGrandForkshasbeenworkingwith JLG Architects beautification process. new additionsonlymarkthebeginningofcampus ofStevensHall.Howeverthese Sitting Bullstatueinfront facility,include thenewresidence Hall,andanew Frontier in comingyears.RecentadditionstotheWSCcampus W illiston State College will be getting a face-lift illiston StateCollegewillbegetting a face-lift Project Underway atWSC JLG Architects website atwww.jlgarchitects.com.JLG Architects abouttheWSCMaster Plan checkoutthe out more lasting educationtoallofits students.Toprovide find Statewillcontinue tofindways Williston grows, StateCollege.Asthe college ofWilliston the future anexcitinglookat provides The beautificationproject Hall,openeditsdoorsonAugust25th. hall, Frontier will becompletedbythefall of2012.Thenewresidence addition to Stevens Hall on July20th of this year and it forthenew ground of LewisandClark.Theybroke ofanewsciencewingandaniconicstatue construction Work thisyearinthemasterplanincludes students. outdooractivityspacefor Hall andanappreciated hallandStevens connection betweenthenewresidence amuch-needed willprovide Thefinishedproduct store. thanadepartment ofaplacehigherlearning more visitors aparkinglot. Thecampuswillremind resembles ofthecampus willnolongerbethatit impression iscompletedthefirst After thebeautificationproject seven ofthosetenissues,”saidLaffen. coverssixor on thecampus.“Thebeautificationproject theycompiledalistoftoptenthingsdesired interviews these ofStevensHall.From the parkinglotinfront to campustoaWal-Mart parkinglot,referring current Beautification Michael Westergard Sculptor Sitting Bull’sGreat-Grandson Sitting Bull Ernie LaPointe Ernie Unveiling

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Fall 2011 Fall Thunder Teton 11 2011 Spring - Thunder Teton Sitting Bull Sitting WSC Hockey Seamus arrived for his first visit to Williston during the Tetons Build aftermath of the April snow storm, which had left the city of Williston without power for a number of days. Still, the whole community welcomed him and made him feel at home. “I like the people, college and the city. I knew that it was a unique opportunity to start a brand new hockey WSC Hockey Hockey program and I’m very grateful I was the person they selected, it’s a dream come true.” Program As Seamus Gregory looks at his calendar, opening day of camp, October 1st, is not all that far away. “We open at home against Dakota College at Bottineau on Wednesday, October 26th,” says Coach Gregory, “and we’ll compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association.” Fans will recognize regional foes like Dakota College, Minot State University and North Dakota State University. They Coach Seamus Gregory will also get a chance to see the Tetons compete against teams from Montana, Minnesota, Arizona and Canada. from many walks of life to our college community They will play 28 regular season games. and continue the momentum of growth that we are experiencing” The perfect hockey team would have fast, skilled States and Canada is very strong, and I’m a former junior “And probably most important,” shares coach Gregory,

forwards; large, strong defensemen with great slap shots; and hockey player, but academically we (Williston State) will “30-35 very talented young men will soon be students on History will be made when the Williston State College Teton Thunder goalies with catlike agility and lightning reflexes. The final offer them an alternative,” continues Gregory. the campus of Williston State College, and that’s important Men’s Hockey Program takes the ice in October, and piece of a successful hockey team is the head coach who must from an enrollment perspective. Our program will bring Coach Seamus Gregory will be proud to be an integral mould the players into a team that approaches the game with not only new life to our college, but also students part of building the legacy that will come after that. a positive attitude and the will to win.

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On paper, any team can look great, but it is that ability to get a great start on a four-year Fall 2011 capitalize on the strengths of each player that will turn the team into a competitor on the ice. For Seamus Gregory, education or graduate with a degree Head Coach of the Williston Teton Hockey Team, there was WSC Men’s Varsity Hockey another challenge, recruiting the first team. “I was appointed in one of our programs. Then they

Teton Thunder Teton “ in May so I’ve had a little over two months to recruit an entire can make a decision to move on to 2011-2012 Schedule hockey team because this is our first year,” shares Gregory. 7:00pm Williston, ND But Seamus (pronounced shay-mus) feels that the community the next level, whatever that is. Date: Opponent: Site: 7:00pm Time: Dakota College (Bottineau) Williston, ND and the college have a lot to offer a hockey recruit. More 10/26/11 2:00pm Saskatchewan Men’s Senior “A” Williston, ND importantly, Coach Gregory feels that there are a lot of good 10/29/11 7:00pm Saskatchewan Men’s Senior “A” Williston, ND hockey players that slip through the cracks every year at the Selling hockey players on coming to Williston State has 10/30/11 7:00pm Minot State University Williston, ND 11/02/11 2:00pm high school or junior hockey levels. These players will fit in become significantly easier with the addition of the new Saskatchewan Men’s Senior “A” Williston, ND 11/06/11 7:00pm the WSC Hockey Program very well. residence hall and other improvements made to the campus Saskatchewan Men’s Senior “A” Williston, ND 11/07/11 2:00pm in the last three years. “Students are impressed once they ” Saskatchewan Men’s Senior “A” Williston, ND 11/13/11 7:30pm Saskatchewan Men’s Senior “A” Minot, ND “Every year there are a lot of high school and junior hockey tour campus,” says Coach Gregory, “it is a small school 11/14/11 7:00pm Minot State University Williston, ND players that are vying to get to the next level, which is collegiate community, not overwhelming. Although it is a state 11/17/11 7:00pm Dakota College (Bottineau) Butte, MT hockey, but they may not have gotten a look or may need school it still gives you that sense of a small private school. 11/30/11 1:00pm Montana Tech University Butte, MT another year to mature on the ice and in the classroom. We The new buildings, Frontier Residence Hall, Western Star 12/02/11 TBD Montana Tech University Fargo, ND 12/03/11 TBD here at Williston State fit the bill quite nicely for that player/ and Career Center and the Science Building addition, are North Dakota State University Fargo, ND 12/09/11 TBD student. We will offer them a great education. Our school evidence that our college is growing. That is significant for North Dakota State University Bottineau, ND 12/10/11 TBD community is growing and we give them an opportunity recruits and parents to see, especially when other colleges Dakota College (Bottineau) Bottineau, ND 12/13/11 7:00pm Dakota College (Bottineau) Williston, ND to play here and maybe advance on to a higher level. That’s are downsizing.” 01/17/12 7:00pm Minot State University Vermillion, SD my selling point and ultimately my job. We have a two-year 01/18/12 7:00pm University of South Dakota Vermillion, SD program and we want to bring them in, let them have success It was that excitement that drew Seamus Gregory 01/20/12 7:00pm University of South Dakota Williston, ND here, and move them out.” to Williston State. Originally from Conception Bay, 01/21/12 2:00pm Montana Tech University Williston, ND 01/28/12 7:00pm Newfoundland, Canada, Seamus grew up playing hockey Montana Tech University Williston, ND 01/29/12 7:00pm Williston State will also be a great stepping-stone for local on Newfoundland’s east coast. He played a majority of his University of Arizona Williston, ND 02/02/12 TBD hockey talent, with a chance to mature and grow physically junior hockey career in New Brunswick, Canada finishing Dakota College (Bottineau) Bottineau, ND 02/03/12 7:00pm Dakota College (Bottineau) Williston, ND while playing college hockey. “At 16-17 (years old) you up with the Fredericton Falcons in 2001. Before Williston 02/04/12 TBD Minot State University Moorhead, MN sometimes aren’t mature enough to make life decisions. State he was the Interim Head Coach at Lake Forest College 02/08/12 TBD Minnesota Crookston Moorhead, MN Players are forced to make a decision to jump into some level (Division III MCHA). He is engaged and will be married 02/11/12 7:30pm Minnesota Crookston Minot, ND of junior hockey, stop going to school full-time and chase a next June. Jodi, his future wife will join him in Williston 02/12/12 Minot State University pipe dream of playing Division I. Junior hockey in the United next year. 02/17/12 12 13 ASB Community Pride

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“We have been part of Williston State College that the college and hospital are important to keeping “And of course the college needs the support of businesses since day one,” shares Pat Sogard. The “we” he refers to our community thriving and vibrant.” like ours to survive,” said Ken Heen. Ken is also an alumnus is American State Bank, an institution founded in 1906. of Williston State College. He was a member of the first “The college was a Community College down at the It would be hard to list the many donations that American class that occupied the first building on campus. old Central High building. We’re not sure of the exact State Bank has made to Williston State College over story, but American State Bank either donated machines the years. But most recently the bank has made major (business machines like typewriters and adding machines) donations to the nursing lab, the alumni room in “The or we donated money for them to purchase machines.” Well” and now the beautiful new scoreboard at Rabon We are trying to set an example Field, the new home of Williston State College Teton for other businesses, too. We all Pat and Tamara Davidson-Sogard are now the third Baseball. generation of the Davidson family at American State Bank. need to support the college as it is Their commitment to the community is as strong as it was “In the old days, there are stories about American State back in 1906 when W.S. Davidson Sr. founded the bank Bank providing funds for payroll to keep the college “part of what makes us a major city some 105 years ago. Joining the Sogards for this interview running,” adds in Noel Hanson, “but financial support were Noel K. Hanson, Board of Directors; Ken L. Heen, is only a part of giving back to the community. Our in the state. plan for the college makes people sit up and take notice. President and CEO of American State Bank; and Debbie people are also active, both Ken (Heen) and Tammy They ask themselves, why would I not want to be a part Richter, Marketing Officer. Their common theme was the (Davidson-Sogard) have served on the Williston State And what do they think of the recent developments on of that?” says Noel Hanson. commitment that American State Bank has to Williston Foundation Board.” campus? “WOW!” says Pat Sogard. “In the past three-four State College and the community of Williston. years they have been doing things right. They now have “From our perspective,” adds Pat Sorgard, “we need to “We recently conducted a survey and found out that a vision for what the campus can be. It” really looks like a support the college and the community. Our bank exists “Helping out and supporting Williston State College is over half of our employees are WSC alumni,” said college campus.” And the improvements have helped in and grows because of the community and we continue just something we have to do,” continues Pat, “we know Debbie Richter, “that kind of tells you how important recruiting efforts at Williston High School, as 40% of the to donate and contribute. That’s an important part of the college is to the community.” class of 2011 will attend Williston State College. “The new what we are at American State Bank.” 14 “ 15 Fun Bus Select Ford is proud to announce that they have partnered with Knapheide Manufacturing Company to offer you the nation’s premier steel service truck bodies and platform/stake style truck bodies. Knapheide Truck Bodies offer several key features, which solidifies their placement as a leader in the Hunter Berg is getting a chuckle out of Ryan Ogaard keeps passengers entertained with magic. Terry Olson falling victim to a magic trick. commercial truck business.

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With about 20 years of teaching experience, When teaching math, one of the most difficult Behind The Scenes FEATURING Williston State College Assistant Professor of Math challenges Melanie faces are students who have had Scenes Melanie Herman teaches with a deep passion for math poor experiences with the subject. “It’s difficult to get and for her students. She makes it her goal to share with students excited about math,” Melanie says, “but I’m students her excitement for math and desire for learning. up to the challenge!” She loves the interaction she gets to have with students on a daily basis, for example those Herman was born on a family farm 25 miles north of light bulb moments that come when students finally Andrea Heller Kenmare, North Dakota. After graduating from Kenmare understand a concept they have been struggling with. WSC Bookstore Manager & High School, she decided to continue her education at Director of Student Auxiliary Services Minot State University where she received a bachelor of the arts degree in computer science and mathematics and a bachelor of science in education. In 1997, she also It is so super when a student can In this edition of the Teton Thunder, we would of my classes and started helping Ken Quamme teach received a master’s degree of mathematics from Minot like to turn the spotlight on Andrea Heller, WSC Bookstore some of his. I was his first student worker. As time State University. grasp a concept and realize it Manager and Director of Student Auxiliary Services. went by, I was convinced that I did not want to leave Teton Thunder WSC, and that I wanted a permanent job at the college. Melanie first realized that math and science were her strong applies to them. I was born in Germany as my father was an American Then, as a student worker one summer, I was assigned suits when she was in high school. In her first summer “ diplomat abroad. My mother is French so I grew up to do inventory in the bookstore by myself as the current after graduating from college she did some computer speaking two languages. Due to my father’s work, we manager was ill and was unable to come back to her programming work. Although interested in computing, Each semester she teaches around five to six math Fall 2011 also lived in Iran, North Africa and the United States. position. As the fall semester was about to resume, there she did not find it particularly fulfilling as her job consisted courses. WSC only has two or three math majors so When my father retired from the CIA we moved back to was some panic because nobody had ordered textbooks. of sitting at a desk, alone. She missed interacting with many of her classes are filled with students who are ” Fall 2011 Europe and settled in Switzerland. I spent many happy I told my supervisor, Lester Olson, that I could do the people, which is one reason she chose to pursue teaching. completing requirements for other majors or are math years growing up in a small ski resort, going to school and job. Luckily, he was not aware I was totally clueless as to minors. “I have taught just about every math class there working for the local tourist office. While in Switzerland, what to do! Books miraculously appeared on the shelves Melanie’s first teaching job was in Columbus, North is,” comments Melanie, who has taught everything from I met my future husband, Jon, who is from Williston. I by the time classes started and I eventually got the job as Dakota, where she taught seventh through twelth grade Beginning Algebra to Differential Equations. Teton Thunder Teton remember asking my dad where North Dakota was and the bookstore manager. math and tenth grade computer classes. She then moved him wondering why in the world I needed to know. After to Sidney, Montana, where she taught high school math. Over the last ten years Williston State has become graduating from high school I went to college in the South While living in Sidney she met her future husband, whom Melanie’s home. She has fallen in love with the of France at the University of Aix-Marseille where I received Saying that Williston State College she married in 2007. Today they have a three-year-old community of Williston and the college alike. The math a degree in French language and literature. Immediately son. After living in Sidney for nine years she found she and science departments at WSC are top notch, in her after graduation, my family and I moved back to the states is a huge part of my life is an missed North Dakota and her family so she began to look opinion, and she feels blessed to have the opportunity to where we lived in Washington, D.C. However, that city understatement. I am so grateful this for positions in the state. In 2001 the opportunity Melanie work with the other faculty members. did not suit me! I still felt very European and wanted to was looking for presented itself when Williston State move back to Switzerland. Jon, however, had a different “ college provided me with an College was looking for a new computer and mathematics idea. He convinced me that I would love living out west instructor. Melanie got the job and has been a resident of in Telluride, Colorado where he spent his winters. He education and a job. Williston ever since. said it was more like Switzerland, and he was right. After we got married, we moved to Williston, where we’ve been for the last 35 years. I have been the Bookstore Manager for 22 years, and as of July 1st, I am the new Director of Student Auxiliary Jon and I settled on his family’s farm where we raised Services. Along with the bookstore I will be overseeing our two children, Jay and Sara. I was fortunate to be a our cafeteria. With the new residence hall, ”WSC MelanieWSC Assistant ProfessorHerman of Math stay at home mom while they were growing up and loved anticipates an increase in enrollment, so food service living on the farm. However, we went through some very will be an important part of my new duties. Without difficult years in the 1980’s. Realizing I needed to go the support of the fantastic employees in both areas, my back to work, and knowing there was not much demand job would be difficult! We work well together and I for a French degree in Williston, I decided to go back am so thankful they are all a part of our WSC family! to school. I remember being scared as I walked through President Nadolny supports our efforts so it makes it the front doors at Williston State College because I was easy for us to succeed. In my opinion, Williston State already in my late 30’s and wondered who goes back has the best faculty and staff! I can’t imagine waking up to school at that age! I enrolled in the Information in the morning and not coming to work. I have already Faculty Processing Specialist program and got to work! My fears told Foundation Director Terry Olson that after I retire were quickly erased because I had the best teachers who I would like to be on the Foundation Board. Williston 18 encouraged me to push myself. I quickly completed some State College will always be my home! Spotlight 19 Fine Arts

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After 27 years as vocal music instructor at Teton Thunder Williston High School, Herb Parker Jr. retired from his high school teaching career, but stood on the threshold of what would be a second career teaching and directing Herb Parker Jr. music at Williston State College. His first year was part- Fall 2011 time, and in his office he has a photo of his first college The first combined group is the WSC Concert Chorale,

choir. “They were the ones who started it all,” Herb shares a group that combines singers from the community with Fall 2011 with pride. WSC choir members who audition for the Chorale. This group meets on Mondays from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. For many in northwest North Dakota Herb Parker is Jazz Combo a familiar name. The football stadium at Minot State Williston State also has a Concert Choir that meets twice Teton Thunder Teton University is named after his father, Herb Parker Sr. But a week, Tuesday and Thursday, from 3:00 to 3:50 P.M. nights from 7:00 to 8:45 P.M. “The students get to learn Even though his schedule is fairly full, Herb is able to the music career of Herb Parker Jr. can be traced back to a This group normally has between 25 and 30 performers from some very experienced musicians,” said Parker. “They offer private lessons through the college to those who are band called “The Embermen Five.” The band was started and “changes every semester,” said Herb. also see that music continues on beyond their college years interested. “Anyone can enroll at Williston State and take in Minot around 1965 with Herb Parker Jr. as lead singer and is still fun.” private lessons. We added private lessons in voice, piano, and songwriter. The Embermen Five recorded several The Select Singers round out the chorale offerings at brass, woodwinds, strings and with the addition of Chad singles, but arguably their best was “Fire In My Heart.” Williston State. This group of 12-16 college students Students can continue to play during summer semester too, Askim, percussion.” Chad also teaches class guitar and jazz One of the reasons the band broke up is that Herb was a auditioned for a spot in the group and will perform a as students are encouraged to continue to play with the combo. senior music student at Minot State University. Leading wide variety of music including swing, popular songs Williston City Band. The band has several concerts outdoors the MSU music department in those years were John from musicals, pop and lighter music. This group meets in the Virgil Syverson band shell, as well as other scheduled With a very full plate and several goals still ahead, how Strohm and James Jurens. One highlight of his college immediately after concert choir, practicing from 4:00 to performances in venues like nursing homes. long will Herb Parker Jr. be able to keep up the pace career was marching in the Rosebowl (Tournament of 4:50 P.M. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. and stay with the program? “I’ll stay here as long as I’m Roses) parade in California. After college Herb Parker To round out the Fine Arts program, the college and in good health,” says Parker. Jr. taught music at Minot High School for five years. He The WSC Concert Band consists of all college students community have combined to form the Williston Orchestra. then left and went to Oklahoma City where he performed and meets from 3:00 to 3:50 P.M. on Mondays and This group consists of about 35-40 performers, as well as the in nightclubs for four years, returning to Minot to teach Wednesdays during the first semester. This band is also Williston Strings, a smaller group of about 15-20 strings. The music at Bishop Ryan High School before moving to the “pep band” that performs at college athletic events. Williston Orchestra practices on Tuesday nights. Williston in 1981. “The community and college wanted a pep band because I’m doing what I want and it makes a big difference at the games. I started with 18 “Both the community and college benefit from the Fine Arts having a lot of fun. In 2008 Williston State College was ready to expand their students and had the right instrumentation to field a pep partnership,” says Parker. “The college offers free tuition to Fine Arts program and the availability of Herb Parker band,” explains Parker, “but the band, like the choir, is those community members who participate in the combined Jr., along with the WSC Foundation’s support for an always changing. We adjust to the instrumentation that groups. And from a college standpoint, the WSC Foundation “ expanded fine arts curriculum made the goal a reality. we have.” has really helped out a lot by providing scholarships to students But unique to the program is the combination of the who play in the groups even if they aren’t music majors.” For Williston State College and the entire Williston Williston community based fine arts groups with the WSC During the second semester the WSC Concert Band community, the growth of the Fine Arts program” at groups to create larger choirs, bands and orchestras. This combines with the Williston City Band to form the Students can declare themselves music majors and about five WSC is certainly music to their ears. unique partnership is one that benefits the college and the WSC Community/City Band. The combination results have taken this route and gone on to a degree program at community. in a band of 35-plus performers that meets on Thursday another college. 20 21 CTE Building

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semesters. Our hope is to gain the attention of younger International Students Williston State College’s students and get them thinking about possibly taking internationalinternational their training further at the junior college level.” CTE Building Electronics: “Currently this is strictly a high school course,” explains Hatlestad. “We have a cooperative agreement with Ebel Integrators where students get a basic overview of A New Era of Learning real world scenarios, from basic home installation and Global electronic networking to office networking. At this time we are also working towards establishing a two-year curriculum for a junior college level course for students As the Western Star Career and Technology looking to gain the marketable skills to enter this field.” Perspective Education Center, or “CTE” building opened it’s doors on Teton Thunder Williston State’s campus, a new era of educational learning Computer (Basic Fundamentals): in the region began. “The growth of the oil industry in Hatlestad states, “here students are exposed to some of Williston State College Provides Global Experience western North Dakota has generated an incredibly high the basic fundamentals of the computer. They learn how demand for workers with specialized skills,” states Patrick the computer works and participate in troubleshooting Fall 2011

Hatlestad, Director of the Career and Technical Education simulations. They also learn the basic hardware Center. “It is our goal with this new facility to provide the configurations of today’s machines and gain a better illiston State College gives students the chance of backgrounds and life stories as they do cultures. Some W educated students to meet the demands of employers in understanding of each individual component’s purpose.” Fall 2011 to experience cultures from around the world, on campus of WSC’s international students have attended high the region.” Hatlestad broke down the various programs in North Dakota. Every year they educate anywhere school in the U.S., while others are from impoverished currently offered through the CTE building, briefly from 16 to 30 international students who come from countries with little opportunity at home. touching on each program’s individual curriculum. a diverse set of cultures and countries from around the With the programs we are able to Teton Thunder Teton world. They are also finding new and exciting ways to At Williston State, international students have the chance Welding Technology: bring international culture to North Dakota students to receive the same quality education WSC offers to every Hatlestad explains, “here students will learn the basics of offer through the CTE building at and residents. For Williston State, it is exciting to host one of its students. They also offer English language welding. Instructors will have them study and master over international students because it brings a piece of the courses so international students having difficulties with eight welding styles. Upon completion of the program, Williston State College, we look to diverse world to the students of WSC. the language can learn along with others experiencing students will walk away with their certification and become enhance the curriculum of the area’s similar troubles. immediately employable. We are also offering a high “ The opportunity to have international students enrolled school course that is a basic introduction to welding, and surrounding high schools. at WSC really enriches the campus. Vice President of New programs and developments in bringing international is available to select area high schools,” Hatlestad states. Student Services, Jan Solem, explains that international students to WSC have many, like Solem, excited about “Students can take classes online from their respective students make the campus more global. “Many of our the future. For example, this year marks the beginning high schools and a representative from WSC will visit each “Many times students are not set up for a four-year students who have grown up in small town communities of a partnership between a community college in Japan school to administer tests in person.” program,” he states. “What we’ve been encouraging is have never been exposed to other cultures,” she explains. and WSC. As a result of this partnership three Japanese what we call a “Two plus Two” program, where students “International students add a more global experience students will be attending Williston State in the fall. It Residential Carpentry Technology: enroll and complete their original two-year degree. ”They to WSC. They also give the Williston community an also makes Solem hopeful about what this will mean for “What is great about this program is that the Williston State then go work in their related field for a time, gaining opportunity to see a culture different from their own.” the future of international studies. “This partnership College Foundation goes out and purchases an area home. much needed experience. Then later on, should an opens many doors for WSC students.” Solem also Students then go to the residence and receive hands-on employee feel they need more training and education, This past year WSC has enjoyed having 16 international described a mentorship program between American training as they work to remodel and eventually resell the move to finish their final two years and complete a four- students from five different countries. The number of students and international students that is in the works. house for a profit. This then allows for the purchase of year degree.” yet another home for students to work on as the process students varies each year. Some years fewer than 16 A program like this will allow a U.S. student to mentor continues,” explains Hatlestad. “We are also currently international students have attended, while in other years an international student and help ease them into the “Many smaller schools lack the materials to diversify looking to expand at some point and hope to one day offer there have been almost 30 enrolled. A diverse spectrum culture of the campus, community and country. their curriculum,” he says. “But through Williston both a plumbing and electrical program to students.” State College’s CTE programs we can offer that to them of countries has been represented at WSC including: online. We provide the theory and demonstration and Australia, Cameroon, Greece, Ghana, Germany, Norway, International students provide a great cultural Automotive Technology: can work with them to enrich the lives of area students as Bahamas, France and more. opportunity to the students of Williston State College. “Students receive hands-on training and in class theory they transition towards the working world. For us it’s a They not only add to the diversity of the campus, but in their college courses, and upon completion of the win-win situation. We get a great state of the art facility Williston State College does not currently recruit also give American students a chance to be exposed program, are awarded basic certification stating that they here on campus and local schools get the curriculum they international students, so many of those who attend to a more global perspective. With the continuing are proficient in brakes, transmissions and other automotive need. Most importantly the students get the education have found WSC on their own through the internet, development of international programs at WSC the specialties,” says Hatlestad. “Again with this program we they need to succeed.” or coaching connections. Solem emphasized that the college is growing more global, providing more chances also offer an introductory course for high school students, 22 international students that attend WSC have just as diverse for students, international and American alike. which runs two hours a day, five days a week, for two 23 Missing Alumni A – L MissingAlumni Aafedt, Jens Bartels, Myrna Bomback, Patricia Carns, Ronald Daum, Brad Ell, Ronald Fixen, Brittany Goss, Lyle Harstad, Terry Holt, Kimberlie Johnson, Heidi Kluck, Danelle Aasen, Charles Bartenhagen, Shelly Bombard, Pamela Carns, Sara Dauterman, Valerie Ellestad, Fern Fixen, Tyler Grad, Janet Harstad, Virgil Holter, Jacob Johnson, Hugh Klym, Jonathan Aaseth, Donald Bartlette, Gregory Boom, Len Carpenter, Deborah D’Autremont, Amie Ellingson, Charell Fjeldahl, Tim Graf, Amanda Hart, Randi Homung, Tammy Johnson, Jon Knapkewicz, Cami Abbott, Shanna Bartnes, Justin Bordynuik, Don Carr, Randal David, Deon Ellingson, James Fladeland, Casey Granrud, Teri 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Guidry, Greg Hecker, Nicole Hovland, Cory Johnston, Vickie Kohut, Danielle Allard, Denver Belgarde, Rae Brandt, Carol Chittum, Eva Detienne, Kathryn Erickson, Aaron Foster, Rebecca Guldborg, Kevin Hecker, Sarah Howard, Duane Jones, Anitta Kok, Debbie Allard, Lillian Bell , Helen (Toni) Brandt, Jeremy Chrest, Brad Deubner, Benjamin Erickson, Diann Foust, Josh Gullickson, Ginger Heen, Dena Howard, James Jones, Billy Kolden, Michael Allard, Teresa Bell, Jennie Brandt, Michelle Christensen, Steve Deutsch, Latisha Erickson, Georgina Fowler, Harrison Gumbert, Coralie Heen, Mark Howard, James Jones, Cathy Kolle, Ryan Allen, Bryan Bell , Tyler Branker, Marissa Christenson, Marcus Dhuyvetter, Sarah Erickson, Joel Fowler, Susan Gundermann, Tony Heggen, Jessica Huck, David Jones, Larry Kolling, Holly Allen, Lisa Bellen, Michael Brannon, Alex Christian, Teri Dickerson, Keli Erickson, Mark Fox, Jeanette Gunderson, Lindsay Hegland, Alicia Hudson, Brenna Jones, Sarah Kollman, Jeannie Allen, William Bendickson, Lapaige Bratcher, Debra Christianson, Teresa Diegel, Brent Erickson, Pam Fox, Justin Gunderson, Mitchell Hegney, Dorene Huff, Tracey Jones, Treni Konickson, Juanita Altizer, Megan Benjamin, Wilfred Braun, Brandon Christopherson, Charissa Diehl, Jody Erickson, Susan Fox , Terry Gunlikson, Casey Hegseth, Mary Hugelen, Adeline Jonsson, Amie Koon, Richard Alvstad, Lisa Benson, Jason Braun, Brock Christopherson, Donald Diekgrager, Laurel Erickson, Wes Fox , Travis Gustafson, Monika Heid, Branden Hughes, David Joppa, Clement Koppinger, Pat Ames, Jasmine Benson, Michelle Braun, Carissa Christopherson, Lynnette Dietz, Angie Erie, Keshia Frafford, Danielle Gustavson, Amy Heier, Matthew Hughes, Jerin Jordan, Tony Kost, Jeanette Amos, Bob Benth, Dawn Braun, Joan Ciebiera, Suzanne Dietz, Jerome Erker, Corrine France-Labar, Jennifer Guttromson, Marlene Heinle, Sarah Hughes, Sheila Jordre, James Kostad, Leann Teton Thunder Amos, Robert Jr. Benth, Dawn Breding, Kathy Cinnamon, Michael Difonzo, Jennifer Erstad, Lori Frank, Roger Guzman, Loretta Heintz, Julie Hunt, Shaunna Jorgensen, Ann Kovaloff, Keith Amundson, Brian Benth, Dean Bredwick, Jon Cipolla, Beatrice Digerness, Robert Ertelt, Jennifer Frank, Terri Gwin, Terri Heiser, Courtney Huovin, Charles Jorgensen, Elgene Krabseth, Kayla Amundson-mcpherson, Sheila Benth, Margaret Brekke, Danny Clark, Amy Dighans, Scott Erz, Maria Frank, Terry Haagenson, Ryan Helberg, Karen Huravitch, Cynthia Jorgensen, Jeffrey Kraehenbuehl, John Anderson, April Bercier, Kevin Brekke, Matthew Clark, Carroll Dillon, Robert EslingervAllan Fraser, Kristin Haagenson, Tess Helfrich, Pamela Huravitch, Valerie Jorgensen, Jill Kraehenbuehl, Julie Anderson, Arthur Berg, Rowdy Brendel, Pat Clark, Janelle Dishon, Jen Espeseth, Drew Frederick, Jason Haakenson, Amber Helgeson, Beth Hurley, Travis Jorgenson, Andrea Kraehenbuehl, Karl Anderson, Bruce Berger, Elaine Brenna, Taryn Clark, Jesse Dishon, Lori Esterby, Tracy Frederick, Jeffery Haakenson, Kirk Heller, Candy Huson, Michael Jorgenson, Charissa Kraft, Dave Anderson, Dawn Berger, Neil Bresciani, Jennifer Clark, Kayla Ditsworth, Kelly Etzel, Kathi Frederick, Sara Haase, Amy Heller, Karen HutchinsvCary Jorgenson, Christopher Kram, Katie Anderson, Deborah Berger, Tami Brevik, Carol Clark, Lisa Dobson, Robert Evans, Angie Fredericksen, Richard Haaven, Andy Heller, Ramona Hutchins, Chad Jorgenson, Elroy Kram, Vicki

Fall 2011 Anderson, Dianne Bergh, Lyle Brevik, Tom Clark, Rayann Dockter, Renae Evans, Robert Fredricksen, Ted Haber, Josh Helling, Shae Hutchins, Janet Jorgenson, Jennifer Kremer, Mandy Anderson, Elizabeth Bergman, Anna Brew, Jason Clark, Todd Dodge, James Evanson, Alex Fredrickson, Susan Hackbarth, Russ Helm, Molly Huttanus, Lisa Jorstad, Zachary Krmarzick, Thomas Anderson, Jana Bergquist, Ted Brew, Lindsey Clary, Raymond III Dokken, Donna Evanson, Carmella Freeman, Diana Haddix, Jennifer Helseth, Lindsay Hval, Natalie Joyce, Dawn Krogen, Ardean

Anderson, Jennie Bergstrom, Jan Brewer, Trish Clave, Chris Dolan, Michael Evanson, Jeffrey French, Julie Hadley, Michele Helstad, Valli Hysjulien, Brent Judge, Patricia Krogen, Fern Anderson, Kirby Bergstrom, Kent Brigham, Brenda Clave, William Dolezal, Victoria Evanson, Josh J Fretland, Deborah Hagen, Arlen Hendershot, Amy Hysjulien, Lynnette Just , Wayne Krueger, Greg Fall 2011 Anderson, Lacey Bergstrom, Lorraine Brisson, Marc Cleary, Cyndy Donamaria, Aaron Evanson, Mickayla Fretland, Deidre Hagen, Betty Henderson, Brad Ike, Debra Juve, Jonathan Krueger, Huck Howard Anderson, Lisa Bernard, Marlon Britton, Marla Clemens, Carmelita Donis, Alicia Evanson, Valerie Froelich, Tammy Hagen, Holli Henderson, Shelly Imsland, Teresa Kachur, Logan Kruse, Jessica Anderson, Melodee Bernard, Steve Broadway, Gerlinde Clemes, Allyson Donis, Larry Evanson, Joel Jr Froemke, Debra Hagen, John Henke, Curtis Ingraham, Tami Kainz, Kristina Kubischta, Jolene Anderson, Nicholas Bernstein, Holly Brodersen, Richelle Clifford, Susan Donis, Sandy Evenson, Christopher Froseth, Farah Hagen, Taylor Henley, Roy Inman, Charles Kaldahl, Heather Kulstad, Kristy Anderson, Paige Bernston, Kathy Broe, Colette Clifton, Clara Donovan, Terry Evenson, Jade Frost, Rebecca Hager, Mark Henning, Michael Ireland, Lynette Kalenze, Barbra Kummer, Cassie Anderson, Ryan Berschiminksi Derek Broe, Delona Clifton, Laura Dore, Janet Evenson, Jerome Fry, Anton Hagerott, Dawna Henricksen, Rebecca Irgens, Allison Kallberg, Chelsea Kuo, Shih Meei Andres, Kristine Bertsch, Dustin Brookshire, Adam Close, Dawn Dore, Sheila Everett, Tasha Fugere, Alexis Haggenson, Dana Henry, Ashley Irgens, Linda Kanikkeberg, Yvonne Kupper, Jana Andring, Julie Berwick, Daniel Brophy, Jamie Coates, Shanon Dosch, Michael Everson, Cumi Fugleberg, Stephanie Hall, Elizabeth Henry, Justin Isaacson, Andrea Kastner, Dawn Kurtz, Joe Teton Thunder Teton Anseth, Lori Berwick, Mandy Broschat, Benjamin Coffin, Ashley Douts, Rachel Everson, Jason Fuller, Erin Halone, Gregory Hensen, Sharron Isaacson, Brian Kastner, Korey Kuster, Ann Anseth, Lynne Besiada, Catherine Brostuen, Jenna Cole, Christine Dowling, Reta Ewanyshyn, Carisa Fuller, Jenny Halseth, Shane Hergranson, Wanda Isakson, Karren Kastner, Susan Kuster, Travis Anvik, Jennie Betker, Kirsten Brostuen, Nancy Cole, Erik Downey, Christine Faiman, David Fulton, Christine Halvorson, Karla Hering, Kyle Iverson, Ashley Kastner, Tim Kvamme, John Arcand, Jennifer Beyer, Linda Brown, Brittany Collings, Curt Downing, Afton Fain, John Funk, Ginger Halvorson, Paulette Heringer, Sarah Iverson, Dixie Katchmar, Jeffrey Labatte, Lynlee Arcand, Nicole Beyer, Nichol Brown, Cody Collings, Darcy Downing, Patti Fain, Kathleen Funk, Sandra Halvorson, Tyler Herk, Trista Iverson, Eleanor Kazagic, Aida Laber, Dustin Archambeault, Sherri Bhopale, Vishwas Brown, Kathleen Collings, Kendra Doyle, Carmen Falcon, Albert Furlong, Lauren Haman, Donna Herman, Gayle Iverson, Jeannie Kealiher, Johnna Lacher, Delane Arman, John Bibelheimer, Kathryn Brown, Rosemarie Combs, Annel Doyle, Jamie Falcon, Candace Fuson, Kelli Hamling, Anthony Herman, Melanie Iverson, Joanne Keehn, Joann Lacina, Rebecca Arndt, Grace Bice, Jennie Brown, Lori Conroy, Katie Dozier, Renae Falcon, Dale Gable, Debbie Hammar, Michelle Hermanson, Louis Iverson, Michael Keen, Dan Lacounte, Tasheena Arneson, Terry Bieber, Matt Browning, Barrett Conway, Drew Drake, Jeanette Falcon, Dustin Gable, Tracy Hammond, Levi Hermanson, Zachary Ivey, Ashley Keenan, Jerry Ladue, Darryl Arnold, Jed Bierman, Robert Brunelle, Jayne Cook, Brittney Drakes, Marlon Falcon, Franceilia Gabrick, Daniel Hancock, Dane Herreid, Trudy Iwen, Briana Keever, Courtney Ladue, Trisha Arnold, Lester Bilges, Tina Bruner, Stacy Coonrod, Kelly Drange, Debra Falcon, Linda Gafkjen, Jody Hanks, Jodee Herrell, Kathryn Jackson, Curtis Keever, Jory Lagerquist, Barbara Arnson, Tierra Billings, Nolan Bryant, Beverly Coonts, Brian Drange, Larry Falcon, Patricia Gannaway, Teryl Hanley, Kelly Herriot, Sarah Jacobsen, Brittany Keever, Sandy Lake, Yvette Arnstad, Carol Binde, Boyd Bryson, Marla Corbally, Darlene Drangsholt, Lois Falcon, Tashena Garaas, Amanda Hansen, Eric Hersel, Kristine Jacobson, Judy Keffeler, Troy Lambert, Adam Arnstad, Janet Binstock, Nicholas Buck, James Corpron, Jon Dreher, Kay Farber, Melissa Garaas, Rebecca Hansen, Gregory Herzog, Heidi Jacobson, Kathy Keller, Mary Landro, Casey Arnston, Shelley Biondich, Erin Buck, Patricia Costas, Olivia Dschaak, Eldon Farber, Shane Garcia, Kristen Hansen, Jennifer Hewitt, Kyle Jacobson, Terrille Kelley, Dianna Lang, Brittany Arntson, Mark Birch, Debbie Buckley, Lisa Cote, Cherie Dubinko, Naomi Farmer, Brian Garman, Gabriel Hansen, Kari Hewson, Angela Jacobson, Todd Kelly, Latricia Lang, Crystal Asleson, Kay Birch, Matthew Budiao, Patrice Cote, Cheryl Duchscher, Jarrett Farnsworth, Richard Garza, Ramon Hansen, Kayla Hicks, Sadie Jaman, Pearl Kelly, Shirley Lange, Becky Ator, Thomas Bird, Faye Buen, 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Terri Getchell, Valeri Hanson, Kim Hlibichuk, Lisa Jeffrey, Barbara Kingfisher, Alissa Larsen, Richard Backhaus, Jeffrey Black, Shirley Burns, Karley Crawford, Melvin Durward, Darrol Felch, Roxie Geyer, Vicky Hanson, Klayton Hodenfield, Kimberly Jegdic, Jovan Kinsey, Christobel Larsen, Sherri Bair, Daniel Black, Stu Burns, Reachell Crews, Jeremy Dutke, Keely Felchle-Root, Kirsten Gibbins, Jean Hanson, Kristy Hofer, Matthew Jelicic, Stipe Kinsey, Kimberly Larson, Arthur Baisch, Linda Black Hawk, Jo Ann Burton, Nycole Crighton, Diane Dvirnek, Rhonda Feldhouse, Ronald Giddens, Kaycee Hanson, Kyle Hoff, Carmen Jensen, Annette Kirby, Diane Larson, David Baker, Christopher Blackman, Dana Busch, Beth Ann Crilly, Krista Dwyer, Jamie Feldman, Emily Gilbert, Daniel Hanson, Laurel Hoff, Cheryl Jensen, Matt Kirkland, Jeri Larson, Edith Baker, Jordan Blake, Jaden Busch, Brittany Crooks, Nichole Ebel, Kara Fenster, Jill Gilbertson, Kay Hanson, Lori Hoff, Sarah Jensen, Rhonda Kirschmann, Leslie 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If you, or someone you know is on our Missing Alumni List, please contact the WSC Foundation office 24 so we can keep you updated with everything that is happening around WSC. [email protected] • (701)572-9275 2325 Missing Alumni L – Z MissingAlumni Lee, Jackie Marmon, Jason Minette, Todd Norquay, Chris Petersen, Jason Rettig, Heidi Schmierer, Justin Skelton, Leona Stensaker, Leah Thiele, Kerrilee Van Liere, Jason Wetzel, Lynn Lee, Julene Marquart, Mandy Mischke, Audrey Nunziato, Kara Petersen, Kellie Rettig, Pam Schmitt, Danielle Skistad, Kory Stenseth, Warren Thingvold, Debra Van Wagner, Glen Weyer, Hugh Lee, Kari Marschner, Curtis Mischke, Laurie Nybakken, Jana Petersen, Leah Reuter, Cheri Schmitz, Jason Skjerpen, Trevor Stepanek, Cavett Thomas, Ben Vance, Stacy Weyer, Michael Lee, Melissa Marsh, Cary Moberg, Alecia Nygaard, Curt Petersen, Richard Rhodes, Jeri Schmitz, Jeremy Skoglund, Amanda Stevens, Jeffrey Thomas, Dorothy Vander Vorste, Daniel Weyrauch, Bobbie Lee, Sheneka Marshall, Kristi Moberg, Amanda Nygard, Stuart Petersen, Susan Rice, Ben Schmitz, Pamela Skor, Debra Stevenson, Torrie Thomas, Kayla Varner, Chad Wheeler, Beth Lee, Sonja Marshner, Steve Moberg, Amanda Oakland, Trevor Peterson, Angela Rice, Dominica Schoenwald, Lance Skor, Lance Stewart, Missy Thomas, Leland Vasquez, Kelly Wheeler, Brady Lee, Susan Martens, Terry Moberg, John Oas, Josh Peterson, Cara Rice, Howard Schoepp, Trista Skov, Sharon Stieg, Sally Thomas, Ronald Vatne, Deanne Wheeler, Bruce Lee, Suzi Kay Martin, Larry Moe, Eileen Oas, Myndi Peterson, Derek Richards, Alecia Schoepper, Jesse Skurdal, Debbie Stires, Christine Thomas, Shelle Vaughan, Julie Wheeler, David

Missing Alumni L – Z Leeks, Barry Martin, Leah Moe, Janae Obergfell, Kristy Peterson, Diana Richardson, Jessica Schow, Debby Skurupey, Brian Stires, Vernon Jr. Thompson, Bhane Veil Jessica Whick, Donald Leer, Axel Martin, Michelle Moen, Corey Obergfell, Mary Peterson, Dirk Rider, Jed Schreiber, Jason Slagle, Lacey Stockdill, Tim Thompson, Janet Velo, Maralys White, Kristin Legg, Lonnie Maruskie, Sharon Moen, Eric Obergfell, Shelly Peterson, Gary Rieder, Connie Schroeder, Christopher Slais, David Stokke, Nicole Thompson, Jessica Velo, Paul White, William Leininger, Lynette Mass, Kayjuana Moerike, Scott Ochoa, Carla Peterson, Janet Rieder, Roberta Schroeder, Jacinda Slater, Lori Stone, Allison Thompson, Michelle Venable, Ryan Whitebear, Mary Leiseth, Patricia Massee, Claude Moffatt, Christopher O’Connor, Paul Peterson, Jeffrey Rieger, Nikki Schroeder, Susette Slater, Stacey Stone, Autumn Thompson, Pamela Verhasselt, April Whitecloud, Darryl Leiss, Kenton Mastalka, Vojtech Mohl, Charity Odegard, Casey Peterson, Jennifer Riely, Beth Schuette, Denise Sleeper, Leola Stone, Barbara Thompson, Shane Vetter, Pamela Whited, Sharon Leisy, Chris Mathews, Deborah Molander, Shane Odermann, Nancy Peterson, Jessica Rime, Darren Schultz, Lana Slind, Rodney Stoner, Brenda Thompson, Shilo Vialpando, Gloria Whiteman, Jamie Leland, Timothy Mathis, Lara Molgard, Janel Ohlsen, Tessa Peterson, Keri Rinehart, Robert Schultz, Murray Sloan, Nancy Storbakken, Naomi Thompson, Shirley Vibeto, Brett Whittier, Deborah Lennox, Preston Mattingley, Michael Moline, Conrad Oie, Ryan Peterson, Kristin Rings, Pamela Schulz, Phaedra Smaaladen, Brenda Storseth, Ardie Thompson, Tasha Vicha, Jan Wick, Keith Leonard, Chris Mattingley, Ra’Nae Monger, Kurt Okland, Melinda Peterson, Linda Riveland, Gary Schumacher, Janette Smith, Anne Stott, Kristen Thompson, Tori Villamor, Matthew Widtfeldt, Jonni Leonard, Stephanie Mattox, Leah Monk, Hilary Olinger, Melissa Peterson, Mark Riveland, Lanis Schumacher, Kara Smith, Candyce Stout, Germel Thompson, Walter Vinger, Chelsey Wiegand, George Lester, Kayla Mauldin, Marianne Monson, Jeff Oller, Mary Peterson, Matthew Rivers, Coleman Schumacher, Les Smith, Darcy Stovnes, , Diane Thorgaard, Thomas Vinje, Craig Wieland, Paula Lester, Kimberly May, Jonathan Monson, Kathleen Olsen, David Peterson, Neil Rivers, Lori Schumacher, Leslie Smith, Gayla Stracener, Kristi Thorson, Chelsea Vinje, Megan Wieler, Lauren Lester, Shelly May, Marley Montgomery, Nan Olsen, Levi Peterson, Pamela Rixen, Michelle Schumacher, Ronald Smith, Heidi Strand, Brenda Thorson, Dennis Vitt Leeanne Wiggington, Joel Letourneau, Patricia Mayer, Ashley Moody, Alan Olson, Amanda Peterson, Stacey Roberts, Cynthia Schumake, Craig Smith, Holly Strand, Marilyn Thorson, Jeanette Vitt Shari Wigness, Karson Letterman, Kc Mayer, Melini Moor, Robert Olson, Benjamin Peterson, Steve Roberts, Jacklin Schwartz, Chelsea Smith, Jake Stratten, Judith Thorson, Jenny Vogel, Christina Wiley, Patrick Levitt, Eugene Mayer, Monica Moore, Ashley Olson, Bonnie Peterson, Wayne Robertsdahl, Michelle Schwede, Chuck Smith, Jess Stroh, Patrick Thvedt, Melissa Volk, Christopher Wilkes, Debra Lewis, Kimberly Mayer, Peggy Moore, Randell Olson, Brenda Petre, Bryan Rock, Kyleen Scofield, Angie Smith, Kristina Stromme, Leroy Tibault, William Volk, Matthew Williams, Michele Lewis, Richard McAnear, Jack Moore, Travis Olson, Carol Petrik, Kallie Rockney, Dustin Scott, Gordon Smith, Kyle Strong, Rickie Tietema, Vivan Voller, Nicholas Williams, Odessa Liebel, Andrew Mcbride, Laura Moran, Jody Olson, Dennis Petty, Susan Rodakowski, Yvonne Seabrook, Ryan Smith, Perry Strube, Natalie Tillema, Sally Voller, Nick Williams, Paul Lind, Bryan Mcbride, Russell Moran, Misty Olson, Greg Petty, Vera Rodgers, Kathleen Seaton, Bridget Smith, Quinton Strueby, Ray Timmereck, Carol Vournas, Elea Williams, Richard Lindlar, Michelle Mccann, Joseph Moran, Shannon Olson, Holli Pfau, Gwendolyn Rodriguez, Marissa Sebastian, Dawn Smith, Robert Stundahl, Joe Titus, Linda Vournas, Eleni Williams, Shirley Lindquist, Casey Mccann, Theresa Morey, Michelle Olson, Jacques Pfau, Michele Roen, Jill Seder, Molly Smith, Trichele Stundal, Brooke Tkachyk, Mike Waddington, Elizabeth Williamson, Jacquelyn Lindquist, Serena Mccann, William Morgan, Pamela Olson, Jay Pfau, Patricia Rogers, Cameron Seeman, Tyneal Smith, Wayne Stundal, Jesse Tong, Lori Wagner, Patrick Willis, Brian Lindsay, Shannon Mcclelland, Dawn Moriarty, Lori Olson, Jen Pfau, Tana Rogers, Jere Seeve, Christopher Smith, Yancy Sturgis, Connie Topp, Chad Wagner, Tracy Willis, Rachael Lindseth, Duane McClintic, Mark Morlock, Deeann Olson, Katherine Pfeifer, Don Rogers, Randy Seeve, Craig Smith, Francis Jr. Suelzle, Christopher Torgerson, Brent Waitman, Zach Wilson, Arvin Lindseth, Jean Mcclure, Bobbi Morris, Richard Olson, Kerri Pfeifer, Dorothy Rogers, Sam Seidel, Craig Smithberg, David Suhr, Brenda Torgerson, Brook Wakee, Anthony Wilson, James Lingenfelter, Jesse Mcclure, Roberta Morrison, Diann Olson, Kim Pflug, Rick Rolfson, Matthew Selby, Michael Smoker, Jr Sukut, Nadine Torgerson, Diane Waldal, Jackie Wilson, Karen Teton Thunder Lintwed, Ryan Mccombs, Cary Morrissette, Carlee Olson, Laverne Pharr, Carol Rolfson, Nathan Selle, Jerome Snyder, Amber Sullivan, Margo Torgerson, Jessica Walden, Matthew Wilston, Merlee Liudahl, Shawna Mccoy, Kurtis Morrow, Carolyn Olson, Lynda Philion, Melodee Roll, Ashlea Seng, Clifford Snyder, Deborah Sullivan, Michael Torgerson, Scott Walhaug, Denise Wilt, Eric Livers, Randall McDonald, Pearce Mortenson, Jow Olson, Melinda Pitman, Lisa Rolla, Marcie Senne, Ernest Snyder, Jo Sullivan, Rollie Torgeson, Rodney Walhaug, Shiela Wingerter, Nathan Lobdell, Lacee McDowall, Stephanie Mortenson, Lindsey Olson, Miriam Pitts, Kathleen Romo, Denise Servais, Seth Snyder, Lisa Sullivan, Sharon Tornov, Collette Walker, Gary Winhofer, Kirk Lobdell, Shad Mcgee, Jo Mosser, Louanne Olson, Ramona Plann, Anita Roness, Shawn Severson, Cory Sobolik, Karen Sully, James Torpy, Darrell Walker, Paulette Winter, Debra Locken, Jenna Mcginnis, Cindy Mugg, Shenea Olson, Rita Platfers, Scott Ronholdt, Liza Sexton, Joanne Sokolowski, Matt Sundberg, Shawn Tracy, Andrea Wallace, Lenwayne Wirtz, Greg Loehr, Brenton Mcginnity, Kristi Muggli, John Olson, Shelly Pockett, Sheena Rooks, Dianna Shafer, Cassandra Solar, Chris Sundblad, Jodi Trangsrud, Duane Walter, Eejai Wirtzfeld, Sara Logelin, Dustin McGrady, Jason Mulic, Marin Omar, Abdimalik Poeckes, Andrew Rooks, Kim Shafer, Geraldine Solem, Jon Sundby, Lacey Trautman, Marla Walter, Rory Witt, Stacey

Fall 2011 Lokken, Natalie Mcintyre, Bryan Muller, Kelsey Omsberg, Nathan Poeckes, Kim Rosales, Lori Sharbono, Terry Solem, Todd Sundheim, Tracy Traxel, Kenneth Walters, Dawn Witteman, Brady Lokken, Norton McKeil, Derek Munyer, Donna Oneil, Casey Poeckes, Kimberly Rosin, Daryl Shaw, Keith Solheim, Lorilee Sundheim, Whitney Treib, Doug Walters, Shannon Wock, Joseph Long, Carrie Mckenzie, Marieta Murphy, Colleen Onken, John Poland, Jodeen Ross, Liz Sheehan, Jere Sommerfeld, Mark Sundsbak, Danielle Trogstad, Jerald Wambaugh, Kristi Wold, Brian

Long, Daniel Mckibben, Annie Murray, Margaret Onstad, Denise Poleschook, Joann Roth, Katherine Shefstad, Joy Sondrol, James Sunwall, Dennis Trones, Gerrie Wangerin, Randy Wolf, Sandra Long, Patricia Mckim, Norris Muscha, Amanda Onufray, Frank Polson, Dorvan Routledge, Harley Shepherd, Michael Sondrol, Tiffany Sveet, Stephen Trones, Robert Wanner, Greg Wolfe, Lindsay Fall 2011 Looman, Mary Mckinzie, Jamie Myaer, Terri Opland, Nancy Pontoriero, Ruth Routledge, Maureen Sherman, Clarence Sonnenberg Scott Svihl, Curtis Trott, Nickolas Wanner, Thorwald Woodard, Darren Loomer, Jenelle Mclachlan, Jaren Myers, Donald Opsal, Jodi Poole, Tonya Rowland, Lisa Sherven, Randy Soper, James Svihovec, Tiffany Trovatten, James Ward, Dana Woodard, Shelly Loomer, Justin Mclachlan, Jill Myers, Jeanne Opsal, Peter Pornish, Voldemar Rubino, Lana Shipman, Justin Soper, Jim Svihovec, Tyler Trowbridge, Melany Ward, Trevor Woods, Fredrick Lopez, Anna McLaughlin, Karen Myhra, Nancy Opsal, Sara Port, Jessica Rudie, Jonathon Shultz, Pamela Sorenson, Breeann Swanson, Chad Trust, Courtney Warneke, Cristal Woolston, Jason Lorenz, Troy Mcllroy, Thomas Myrvik, Denise Osborn, Christi Portra, Wesley Ruffatto, James Sieben, Michael Sorenson, Candice Swanson, David Tschetter, Shawn Washek, Jay Workin, Marybeth Loughman, Cindylou Mcmahon, Michael Nash, Lisa Osborn, Shelly Powell, Karen Ruggles, Amelia Sieg, Becky Sorenson, Leroy Swanson, Joanna Tuchscherer, Derek Wass, Janice Wyland, Cheree Lovdahl, Annette Mcnary, Kasey Natrasony, Jenna Oschner, Leann Powell, Levi Ruggles, Wendy Sieglock, Lacey Sorenson, Naomi Swenson, Erin Tucker, Angela Waters, Debbie Wyse, Steven Lovdahl, Mike Mcnary, Kyle Nawrot, Piotr Ostby, Chantel Powell, Tracy Ruland, Matthew Siever, Ryan Sorenson, Nevin Swenson, Gerry Tupa, Kerri Waters, Tiffany Yadon, Shauna Teton Thunder Teton Love, Juanita Mcnichols, Moira Nedberg, Angie Ostgulen, Mary Powers, Thomas Ruland, Phillip Silbergnal, Susan Sowitch, Leslie Swenson, Mary Tupper, Laurie Watt, Jeremy Yager, Donald Lovegren, Samantha Mcrae, Kelly Neft, Mary Otis, Sean Pozarnsky, Dorothy Ruland, William Silva, Maria Spelhaug, Bonnie Swenson, Michael Turcotte, Lacey Watterson, Justin Ybabez, Leonardo Loveless, Diane Meadows, Stephanie Neft, Sarah Ott, Bernadette Prawdzik, Kristen Russell, Mary Silverstein, Nicole Spelhaug, Vicki Swenson, Vicki Turcotte, Roxie Watterud, Robert Yellow Wolf, Tom Loveridge, Brandon Means, Beatrice Nehring, Emil Ottmar, Adam Prawdzik, Kristi Rust, Gene Simard, Ronda Spence, Kathy Synan, Terry Turcotte, Sara WebbvLois Yellowbird, Marla Lowe, Delrae Medalen, Richard Neil, Justin Ough, Gregory Praytor, Laurie Rust, Paul Simer, Keremius Spencer, William Szeman, Blake Turcotte, Tammara Weber, Jennifer Yockim, Ericka Lowenberger, Fred Meder, Diane Nelson, David Ouradnik, Timothy Preibe, Lori Rustard, Joseph Simmons, Chase Spickler, Emily Taber, Dustin Turcotte, Wylie Wegleitner, Debra Yockim, Marvene Lucy, Anne Meduna, Kathryn Nelson, Deborah Ouse, David Pretzer, Julie Rutledge, John Simonsen, Amanda Spidel, Rhonda Taberna, James Turnbow, Stephanie Wegley, Bruce Young, Amy Lucy, Jean Meehan, Carly Nelson, Diane Ouse, Wally Priebe, Cari Rutten, Jason Simonson, Matt Spooner, Allison Taberna, Tyler Turner, Jenille Wegley, Gail Young, Rhett Lucy, Kim Meehan, Kathleen Nelson, Donovan Overbo, Brian Prochaska, Sharon Ryen, Eddy Simpson, Chris Spooner, Kevin Tagestad, Daryl Turner, Sommeral Wegley, Nadine Young, Sandra Ludlum, Karie Mehler, Ryan Nelson, Gail Overbo, Michelle Przybycien, Kevin Sabo, Angela Simpson, Rachael Sprague, Dennis Tales, Mattie Tveit, Carrie Wehri, Dana Youngbird, Sandy Luecke, Kimberly Meidinger, Marilyn Nelson, Janelle Overland, Jason Pudwill, Delores Safely, Marcia Singer, Cynthia Stahl, Corey Tande, Emilee Twete, Alexandria Weishoff, David Youngbird, Sierra Luft, Catherine Meiers, Luwanna Nelson, Janelle Overland, Tanner Pudwill, Diane Safty, Dave Singh, Cecilia Stair, Connie Tank, Mrachek Tykward, Tina Weishoff, Joellen Yttredahl, Kristine Lukenbach, Cathy Meland, Deborah Nelson, Kami Owens, Tracy Puhlman, Ray Sagaser, Luke Singpiel, Judy Stakelin, Ii Tanner, Charles Uhler, Marla Welker, Pamela Yttredahl, Stacie Lund, Carolyn Melberg, Jana Nelson, Lalynda Oxendahl, Taylor Putman, Gary Sagness, Hans Sinness, Jason Stangeland, Nathan Tanner, Melissa Ukestad, Matt Wells, Leslie Yustanti, Farida Lund, Dustin Melby, Jeannett Nelson, Laura Oyen, Jayme Qualley, Carinne Salveson, Debbie Sinness, Loye Stankovic, Tamara Tarang, Sandy Unruh, Lee Wells, Lynora Zahn, Bruce Lund, James Melby, Laura Nelson, Leta Oyen, Lapaige Qualley, Eva Salveson, Jack Sinness, Stephanie Stanley, Bo Tarvestad, Breanna Urban, Dean Wellumson, Nathen Zander, Amy Lund, Kirby Melby, Weston Nelson, Lola Oyloe, Ryan Quick, Warren Samuels, Brad Siverson, Steven Stebleton, Chantry Taylor, Donnette Urbatsch, Diane Welsch, John Zastoupil, Christine Lund, Mandie Melland, Timothy Nelson, Marissa Packineau, Neil Quinnell, April Samuelson, Cheryl Sivertson, Terry Steckler, Cynthia Taylor, Julie Urbatsch, Melodie Welstad, Molly Zemliska, Shelly Lundby, Jackie Mellon, Christopher Nelson, Mary Pahl, Jeffrey Quintero, Sergio Samuelson, Patricia Sjue, Kiel Steen, Dean Taylor, Timothy Uthke, Celeste Wendt, Patricia Ziegler, Bradley Lundby, Kassandra Melton, Chelsey Nelson, Pamela Palaniuk, Joelene Raaum, Dustin Sandstrom, Jay Skaare, Linda Steffan, Kimberly Teskey, Lavonne Vadner, Michele Wentz, Michelle Zieske, Keri Luthy, Maddelaine Mendro, Spencer Nelson, Paula Palmer, Randy Raaum, Laurel Sandstrom, Kyra Skaggs, Torrie Stefonowicz, Laurie Tetrault, Shelly Vaira, Elizabeth Wentz, Valerie Zimmer, Gale Lutz, Renae Mentanko, Travis Nelson, Robert Palmer, Tessa Rabbithead, Delvin Sandstrom, Tim Skalicky, Jessica Stein, Jennifer Theige, Chirsty Vaira, Vicki Werner, Dana Zimmerman, Jenny Lux Malinda Mercer, Dwayne Nelson, Ryan Palmer, Vanessa Rachels, Tammy Sandvik, Leslie Skarphol, Lori Steinberg, Melissa Theige, Sarrah Vallad, Gary West, Catherine Zimmerman, Jr. Lynch, Marty Meredith, Carol Nelson, Shawn Panasuk, Sasha Rademacher, Suzanne Sandvik, Mark Skean, Diane Stelter, Chanda Theilen, Jessica Van, Berkom Westergaard, Scott Zugg, Connie Lynde, Robert Messer, Dori Nelson, Tasheena Pandolfo, Whitney Radke, Pam Sanford, Jay Skelton, Glen Stenhjem, Peter Thiele, Curtis Van, Vleet Westgard, Bruce Lynne, Arne Messer, Peggy Nelson, Terry Pantin, Michael Rainbolt, James Sanford, Melissa Lyseng, Kyle Messersmith, Deborah Nelson, Zachary Papineau, Jerome Rainwater, Christina Santanen, Heather Macaulay, Rachel Mettler, Ashley Nerby, Connie Papp, Nancy Ralph, Carla Sapp, Stephanie Macdonald, Tamara Meyer, Amber Nesheim, David Park, Frances Ralston, Jeanni Savedra, Tristan Mackay, Brea Meyer, Kenneth Ness, Coralie Park, Ronald Rambur, Leah Schaan, Stacy Maddock, Melvin Meyer, Summer Ness, Robert Parker, Cheryl Ramsdell, Kasey Schaefer, Janelle Mader-Dye, Dr. Lody Meyer, Vonda Neubauer, Chantel Parks, Sharel Ramsey Chance, Tiffany Schaefer, Lorele Madison, David Meyers, Debra Neubauer, Daniel Parrish, Nicole Rasmusan, Terry Schafer, Nancy Madl, Tracee Michalenko, Danaka Neuenfeld, Derrick Parry, Fred Rassier, Dylan Schafer, Sr M Jean Magandy, Misty Micou, CJ Newman, Arvella Parson, Aimee Rau, Tammy Schaff, Connie Magnus, Marie Micou, Cordale Newman, Kelly Parton, Mary Rauser, Linda Schaff, Monte Magstadt, Jesse Middaugh, Joel Newman, Orlando Partridge, Brandi Ravdales, Leda Schaff, Patricia Mahaffey, Barrett Miller, Barbara Newman, Sandra Patterson, Gerald Read, Alexis Scharnatta, Tyler Mahany, David Miller, Benjamyn Newman, Valerie Paulsen, Terri Rebsom, Jeanne Schatz, Marion Mahlen, Taite Miller, Beverly Nice, Carleen Pavlish, Kelly Redding, Steve Schell, Julie Mahlen, Tyler Miller, Clifton Nichols, Jocelyn Pawlowski, Lana Redka, Kristopher Schempp, Naomi Maki, Dawn Miller, Dion Nickerson, Michelle Pederson, Allan Rehak, Elaine Schenfisch, Bryon Maki, Kara Miller, Dorothy Nickoloff, Candice Pederson, Levi Rehak, Jimmie Schildberger, Brandon Maleckar, Kelli Miller, Karla Nickoloff, Darin Pederson, Pamela Rehak, Richard Schilling, Cara Maltby, Debbie Miller, Kayla Nielsen, Eric Pederson, Randy Reich, Anita Schilling, Trent Mangel, Heather Miller, Loren Nielsen, Travis Pell , Georgia Reichelt, Earl Schladweiler, Susan Mann, Jeff Miller, Mary Nielson, Randy Peltier, Leonard Reidle, David Schlag, Allen Mann, Jr, Gilbert Miller, Melissa Nieraeth, Suzette Pelton, Aaron Reinholdt, Andrew Schmidt, Derek Manswell, Dextroy Miller, Scott Nixey, Chad Penner, Heather Reinholdt, Lavonne Schmidt, Kelly Mantei, Colleen Miller, Shane Njos, Kalvin Peter, Clarence Reitan, Nathan Schmidt, Laura Marcotte, Stacie Miller, Shannon Noel, Joseph Peters, Adam Remsburg, Kayleen Schmidt, Lorelei Marden, Rebecca Miller, Timothy Norby, Cameron Peters, Karen Renbarger, Margaret Schmidt, Rhonda Markin, Darrell Miller, Tina Norby, Marilyn Peters, Kim Renner, Erika Schmidt, Stacy Markuson, Mari Miller, Tom Nordwick, Aaron Peters, Nicole Renville, Ann Schmidt, Travis Marmon, Jackie Millette, Amy Noriega, Olivia Petersen, Chris Ressler, Amy Schmidt, Whitney

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