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Circle K and K-Dettes "To serve, cooperate, develop citizenship, providean opportunity for leadership training, render altruistic service" - -these are a few of thegoals of the Bismarck Junior College Circle K club. Operating under the auspices of Circle K International and sponsored by Kiwanis Inter-national, the club carries on many service ac-tivities throughout the school year. Row 1 - Mary Ann Goetz, Mary Ann Enge lter, Elayne Saba, andMary Jean Becker. Row 2 - Jean Teskey, LavonnBoehm, Pat Sym, Maxine Tebelius, Jacquelin Padilla, and Elizabeth Mickelson. Row 3 - Linda Swanson, Mary Kay Gallagher, Cletus Reis, Beth Sather, Sherry Brower, Sandy Johnson, and LindaKanan. Row 4 - Karen Anderson, Jeanne Schroedl, JeanDanroth, Daphne Morm an, Karen Moore, Patricia Leni-han' Maureen Bryant, Carol Becker, and Peggy Anderson. Row 1 - Kyle Twaddle, Don Opp, Wesley Johnson, Charles Pudwill, Curtis Kuehn, Dave Luyben and Delmar Boehm. Row 2 - Allen Richter, Don Fischer, Gary Maddock, Lester Zoller, Jim Oshanyk, Dennis Gartner, and Thomas Myster. Row 3 - Bruce Riedman,Gary Lahr , Don Fricke, Buddy Sing-leton, Rod Tjaden, Bill Kleven, Stanley Wentz, andCurtis Juhal a, Club officers are - Dennis Gartner, v ice-president; Charles Pudw ill, treasurer; Gary Maddock, secretary; and Curtis Juha la, president. Assisted by the K-Dettes, the women's counterpart, Circle K sponsored the 1960 Homecoming dance. In February, the K-Dettes also sponsored the Valentine dance. Both groups are familiar sights as ushers and usherettes at most of the college pro-grams and athletic events. K -Denes officers are - Mary Jean Becker, secretary; Jeanne Sc hro edl , student council representative; Elayne Saba, president; Carol Becker. vice-president; and Jean Danroth, treasurer. 2