Bismarck High School - Prairie Breezes Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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LESLIE GEHRING Leslie and Ihe green hnrnel. Leslie transferred from Lehr at the beginning of his senior year. He is musically inclined and his favorite sport is basket- ball. He hopes to he a minister. ROBERT HART He played around for a year --but made up for it. Mr. Roedc-l's problem child. Bob's major trouble in school was not scholastic in the defi- nite sense of the word. He just had trouble findink time for school. Bob's optimistic and philosophical view on un- excused absences was admired by all, except the teachers and the office. DANIEL HEINTZMAN Ile should always say it with music. Danny with his ever Ilrowiml beard and hearty' laugh make him a conspicious specimen anytime and anywhere His career high school has known him to have thrilled the gioundlings by his dramatic fluency and rich tenor solos ESTHER HIEB Shes Hiebs of fun This shy brown eyed miss IS Interested chiefly In Homemak Ing She has quite a collection of recipes and she enjoys cook mls! along with the other do me-.tic arts ARDELLA J ACOBSON Shes qot the prettiest blue eyes' Ardella Is om of the mon uuut members of our elass and not oftmn heard from Hmr name neyerthn less has frequm ntly ap Iearld on the honoi roll showing she has what It takm behind her quiet naturm o 5 WILLIAM GEIERMANN Shy! ll'e're got another 'n-orrl for it. Bill is another example of an indispensable person. What would the band do without this slide trombonist? The Hiszh Herald without his talent? llob Lipp without his friend- ship fl EUGENE HASSE What llaxse got? l'Iul:n-nn-, a tall, angular lad with a cheerful disposition. was well liked about the school. Was netivc in Mixed Chorus and oratorieal contests, received fame in l4.H.S. for his croon- ing as a member of the oriil- inal Farmers Union quartet. Hobby is stamp collecting and pct hate is women. We wonder. ELLA HELLER Hats offf Herr comes a lady. Ella is one of the quieter sen- ior women. She has been with un for all four years and i' seldom heard from She I mooperative and yery depend ahh Hex Interests are cen tm red outs: 1 of sc hool WVALTER HOFFMAN Hold the Port boys rn zomznq The Army or Navy received no slams while Walt was around His fe rvent ambition Is to beeomm a naval officer and his faithfulness to the ideal insures his success A Lood friend and a swell fellow In side hi tough army uctuior FREDONIA JENSON W1 rl may rome and man may 111 hut I hlou or or I I PV' W h long blonde han an In ues Pudonia I one of thi Ollihlllllllflk renter In I oo Sm not only n Is penty o l'm.lsh ques tion but lakes mueh intern t In homi eeonomus espcelally sewing and Ilavmakers Mas her espeeia linguistic a Il :tus an he r In a nurse earner KATIE GEIGLE The best :ray I0 learn any- thing ix hy asking quen- tions. She seems to take a very active interest in zirls' athletics and is one to lead her team to vic- tory. We all know her as a good sport in anything she does. Shc is certainly one of the best sports in the class. RUTH HAUI-'F She must be related to lhe busy hee. girl, devoted to hor She likes reading. drawing, and sewing. Ruth ex- celled in Home Economics and liiololly teacher, A quiet hobbies. and plans to be a PHILIP HENDRICKSON After man came woman and she's been after him erer since. Phil was honored by his class- mates thls year by being chosen class president and has filled the Job aptly Besides being one of the most popular young men In school Phil I well known for his humor and wit as Is shown by his capa bility as humorist on the an nual staff ISOBEL HOLWEGNER Dzd you hear about lxatie-1 boy friend? Quiet diligent and efficient Isobel made her way through school not attracting much at tentlon but getting as much if not more out of school than did many of the noiser and btttmr known students NIARTHA JONATHAN Our future Florenze Nacht enqale Johnny ls a well known mem her of our graduating class for sportsmanship and S e ls very tue In Girl Scouts buns. one of the few to obtain her haglet Award Becau e of her friend liness she I one of the est liked girls In s0hlJUl her good eheerfulne l JOHN GUNNESS I always win out-when I argue alone. Sometimes Gunny believes Si- lence is golden. but on other occasions is bubbling over with conversation. John was active in football. band, Swingin: on his clarinet, and Playmakers, where he served as a property man and acto ,i,n Gloria. IU-' 3' '- ,8-...A-, s .,0'f! fr4f'l -Joao--fb E1,,glisIHE EN LLL., ...fu-4 To a lass of the clans, and hh oh, the 1-lasn of the lass Known as Onney to he' 5 more intimate friends. Hele He-dden is the perfect example of a senior girl, being in the Mixed Chorus and Playmakers and serving on the annual and Herald. Chosen as the Bis- alkql ' If ,, . U, fx-44.4. If marck D.A.R. girl. she will be I 44-sw... remembered always. LEE Hicks Hia, Lee came from Montana to Bismarck High School in his junior year and proceeded to make all the feminine hearts flutter He plays a mean trombone lh the High School Band CAROLINE IRVINE Dont you hear ua callmq Caroline' Caroline won her way Into many hearts with her coy look offset by her broad smile Never a dull moment seems to be her motto She was a member of GAA active or IHHFCIVL wi ll nmver know VINCENT KALINE Some way he 1107168 xlouly but that am! the uay ue heard It Fha tall blond and handsome Romeo of the se nlor class has made a nami for himself In li H S Shall we ever forxlet him as thi but bad villain In Rose of the Danube or In numerous other roles of oper ettas and playmaker plays ' Q-xxx fx iz 3 1' in 1 ir -an Mm wa, f ya-f,.... nw, :QW ,F aff om-nfl- f.f f' f 9 v an yy ,ag Page Eleven H . 5 1 - . ' ' . . ' , -- . . D 'S 5- v I s' . ' ' 5 . ,. , . b n 1 4 I I - B V. - , , , ' , , , , it , . ' . . d . . 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