North Dakota Dept. of Transportation Information and Administrative Services official photographs of the Governor, 1960s-2000.

North Dakota. Dept. of Transportation.

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Guy, William L. (William Lewis), 1919-

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Governor of North Dakota, 1961-1973. Bismarck, North Dakota. From the description of William L. Guy collection, ca. 1920s-2004. (State Historical Society of North Dakota State Archives). WorldCat record id: 17869568 ...

North Dakota. Governor (1985-1993 : Sinner)

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George A. Sinner was born in Fargo in 1928, but was raised in Casselton. He attended St. John's University in Minnesota, receiving a degree in philosophy in 1950 before serving in the Air Force until 1951. In 1952 he became a partner in Sinner Brothers & Bresnahan, a small-grain, sugarbeet and cattle feeding family partnership in Casselton. Sinner was involved in both politics and farming before being elected Governor in 1985. He served in the North Dakota State Senate from 1962-1966, and se...

Olson, Allen I., 1935-

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North Dakota. Governor (1961-1973 : Guy)

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Schafer, Edward T., 1946-

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Link, Arthur A.

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Arthur A. Link was born in Alexander, N.D. in 1914, and attended schools in McKenzie County. Later, he studied farm husbandry at the North Dakota Agricultural College. Link served in the North Dakota House of Representatives from 1946 to 1970, including 14 years as minority floor leader, and as Speaker of the House in 1965. He was also active in township and county affairs, serving as a member of the Randolph Township Board, McKenzie County Welfare Board, and Randolph School Board. Link also ser...

Sinner, George A.

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George A. Sinner was born May 19, 1928, the youngest of four children of Albert and Katherine (Wild) Sinner. The family lived on a farm near Casselton, N.D. He attended St. John's Preparatory School and went on to obtain college degree from Saint John's University at Collegeville, Minnesota. Sinner credits his years at Saint John's for his life-long commitment to public service. In 1950 he enlisted in the Air National Guard at Fargo and was called to active duty in 1951. He married Elizabeth "Ja...

North Dakota. Governor (1981-1985 : Olson)

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Allen I. Olson was born in Rolla, N.D. in 1938. He received both his undergraduate and Juris Doctor degrees from the University of North Dakota. Olson was active in the United States Army, first as a Judge Advocate General's Corps lawyer, and then as the Chief of Military Justice in Munich, West Germany. Upon his return to North Dakota in 1967, Olson served as assistant director of the Legislative Research Committee, now known as the Legislative Council. During this time, the state conducted its...

North Dakota. Governor (1973-1981 : Link)

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Arthur A. Link was born in Alexander, N.D. in 1914, and attended schools in McKenzie County. Later, he studied farm husbandry at the North Dakota Agricultural College. Link served in the North Dakota House of Representatives from 1946 to 1970, including 14 years as minority floor leader, and as Speaker of the House in 1965. He was also active in township and county affairs, serving as a member of the Randolph Township Board, McKenzie County Welfare Board, and Randolph School Board. Link also ser...

North Dakota. Governor (1992-2000 : Schafer)

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Edward T. Schafer received his bachelor's degree from the University of North Dakota, and his MBA degree from the University of Denver. After graduation he went to work at the Gold Seal Company, a North Dakota-based manufacturing firm founded by his father, Harold Schafer. Schafer worked in several divisions of the Company, serving as its President from 1978 to 1985. Schafer claimed four major accomplishments during his tenure as governor, three of which were goals at the start of his administra...