Bottineau High School - Washegum Yearbook (Bottineau, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

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I pray God that the contacts we have had may have been for good and that they may in some small way help each of you on, our way through life. MILD O. IDDOEN Principal B.A., Minot S.T.C. iii' dgffgu Board of Education R. W. Bangs, Superintendent Robert J. Page, Vice President Joseph Johnson, Director R. M. Sletten, Treasurer Milo C. Lodoen, Clerk Dr. K. P. llalvey, Director Walter Gorder, President Carl Frykman, Director 4 -, - ...4Y.-.--.:....-.n..- L.. .. .......,.-... ... M! ,..' ..u.h..4.-.U , ....... .- . BERNICE STEWART OLGA ICITTELSLN Social Studies and Commerce Biology and Library B.s., u.N.D. B.s., U.N.D. HARLAN SKAR ARNOLD OPLAND Vocal Music Instrumental Music Bose, Minot S,T,C, Base, Minot S,T,C, S roi R. l PAUL FEDJE JOH ANDERSON Coach and Commerce Math and Science B.S., Concordia B.S., Minot S.T.C. RUTH WEEKS English B'S' 3 NsDaAqCo Vocational Agriculture Home Economics B.S., N'D.A.C. 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Need we say more aboht the CHIPPEWA STAFF and the ANNUAL STAFF. 8 VILMA BAUNMNIS Girls Chorus--3-h Mixed Chorus-3-L Cheerleader--3-h Prom Committee--3 Able end rctive with lots of nfise, she does P lot withovt much noise GENE BECKMAN F.F.A.--1-2-3-b I do not look for favor or fame: gpaduption is my only ein JOYCE BERG G.A.A.-1 F.H.A.--1-2 F.H.A.0fficer--2 Band--1-2-3-lg Girls Chorus--2-3-L Mixed Chorus--2-3-h Class Officer--3 Prom Committee--3 Majorette-3-b Class Play--3-b Band Officer--h Band Librarian-h Woodwind Ensemble--b Annual Staff-b She smiled and the world smiled with her she frowned-but no she never frowns 9 DONALD BOGUSLAWSKI Class Officer-1 F.F.A.-l-2-3-U Track-2-3-h Judging Team-h Nat'1 F.F.A.-b Hs fears the wiles of maiden RONNIE BRANDVOLD Band-1-2-3-L F.F.A.-l-2-3-b F.F.A. State Dairy Farmer-2 Football-2-3-L F.F.A. State Farmer-3 Class Play-3 Prom Committee--3 F.F.A Officer--3-h Brass Ensemble-3-h Nat'1 F.F.A.--M Class Officer--h Mixed Chorus--h Basketball--b Boys Chorus--b Grouchy--not a bitg mischief-- GEORGE CARBONNEAU Track-1-2-3-D Mixed Chorus--2-3-B Class P1ay-3-h Band-3-h Boys Chorus-h Low Voice Solo-h Women lead me not astray s smiles full of it 10 DONALD COHBIN e Band--1-2-3-L C.A.P.-2 Fu F. Ac '2 3 Prom Committee--3 Class Play--3-M Football--h Mixed Chorus--11 Class Officer--Lx Annual Staff--U Boys Chorus--h No matter what the discussion be-- I'11 elwnys find room to disagree VIRGINIA DAHL G.A.A.-1-2 Chorus-l F.H.A. Officer--b Class Play-h Fo HQAQ l'2'3'b- Spry and sporty HELEN DAVIDSON f0memee 1-2j Basketball--l-2 Girls Chorus-1-2 Prom Committee--3 Class Play--L Your winning ways and pleasant face will win you friendship every place YI ALVERN DONNELLY F.F.A--1-2-3-b A closed mouth cntches no flies BEVERLY DORR F.H.A.-1 High Voice Solo--2 Girls Chorus-1-2-3-h Mixed Chorus-1-2-3-14 Cheerleader-2-3-b Band--2-3-h Prom Committee--3 Class Play--3 Gir1'S Trio-1-3-h Woodwind Ensemble-3 Majorette--3-b Chippewa Staff--3-h Chippewa Editor--h Annual Staff--b She's cute and fun and to someone She's- the one - SHEILA FERGUSON G.A.A.--1 F.H.A.-1-2 Band-1-2-3-h Girls Chorus-2-3-h Mixed Chorus--2-3-b Prom Committee-3 Class Play--3-b Chippewa Staff?-3-h Annual Staff--b If she will, she will and you may depend on ity if she won't she won't and that's the end of if 12 JACK FISHER CGardena l-21 Basketball--1-2-3-b Football--3-L F.F.A.-3 Prom Conmittee--3 Boys State--3 Class Play--b Band Prop. Mgr.-h Annual Staff-h Chippewa Staff--h There's a method to his madness MWEGHlHB F.H.A.--1-2 G.A.A.-1-2 Band--1-2-3-D Girls Chorus--2-3-h Mixed Chorus--2-3-h Prom Committee--3 Girls State-3 Girls Sextet--h Band Librarian--M Percussion Quartet-h I didn't raise my laugh to be a gigrle REGGIE GORDEH Band-1-2-3-h F.F.A.--1-2-3-L F.F.A. State Farmer-3 Brass Ensemble-3-h Football--3-L Class Play--3-h F.F.A. officer-h Annual Staff--U Class Officer--h Mixed Chorus-U All-Conf. F.P.-h Nat'l F.F.A.-h A11-Disc. F.F.A. B.a.-h Boys Chorus--M Life is what you make i1 and I pre?er to mnke it interesting I3 DELANO GRIMESTAD Band-1-2-3-h C.A.P.--2-3 Football-2-3-b Mixed Chorus--3-h Class Play--3-h Brass Ensemble--3-h I'll find a way or mvke one BETTY GRIMM CSt. John lj Cheerleader--l G.A.A.--2 Basketball-l-2 Chorus--l-2 F.H.A.-l-2-3-h She believes in heving a good time while there is time DELMA HALL F.H.A.--1-2-3-A -2 Dist. F.H.A. Officer- State F.H.A. Con. Del.--2 F.H.A. Officer--2-3-h Prom Committee--3 Girls Chorus--3-h Mixed Chorus--3-b Class Play--3-h Chippewa Staff--b She's small enough to be looke but she won ' 't be overlooked d overg I4 h--but too much FORREST HANNESSON Mixed Chorus-h Boys Chorus-h Enough is enoug is just right CAROL HANSON F: HQAQ 1 --1-2 G.A.A. Mixed Chorus--1-2 Girls Chorus--1-2-3 Band--1-2-3-h Class Play--3 Class History--h She buys her blushes by the buckets PATRICIA HUNTER G.A.A.--1 F.H.A.--1-2 Prom Co mittee--3 Mixed Chorus--2-3 Girls Chorus-1-2-3-h She thinks high heels were invented by girl who was kissed on the foreherd the I5 LOHNA INDVIK G.A.A.-1-2 F.H.A.--1-2-3-h Girls Chorus--1-2-3-I4 Mixed Chorus--2-3-b F.H.A. Officer--3 F.H.A. Dist. Officer-3 Prom Committee--3 Chippewa Staff--3 Class Play--3-b Don't fence me in MARVIN KIRKEBY Band-1-2-3-h Football-2-3-b Basketball--2-3-h Prom Committee--3 Chippewa Staff--3 Boys State--3 Class Officer--3 Class Play--3-h Track-h Annual Staff--h Band Officer--M All-Conf. F.B.-3 I cnn't cnnuuer the wvrld in a dey- hut give me time ARNOLD LAHSON F.F.A.-1-2-3-U Football--2-3-h Track-b F.F.A. Officer--b Class Play--M He thinks high school bred is just a four year loaf FLOYD LARSON F. F. A. --1-2-3-U Class Officer--2 Football-2-3-h Judging Team--2-3-h Track--3-h F.F.A. Officer-3-M Class Play-h Nat'1 F.F.A.--3-h I'm just an angel in dismiss WENDELL LARSON F. F.A --1-2-3-11 Mixed Chorus--3-b Football-3-h Class Play-b Boys Chorus-h Away with books, 1et's have some fun HOWARD LEMIEUX F. F.A.-1-2-3-lg State F. F.A, Award Class Play--L Boys Chorus-h A fellow with a great big grin, look out for mischief when he comes in 17 HOWARD LILLEGARD Track-1-h F. F.A.--2-3 . Class Officer--2-3 Football--2-b Prom Committee--3 Judging Team-3 Class Play--3-L1 Basketball-h Annual Staff--h Chippewa Staff-b Band Prop. Mgr.-h Like e scissorsg always cuts up KAREN NELSON F.H.A.-1 A11 Dist. Band--2 2-3 2 3 M Brass Ensemble- Girls Chorus-1- - - Mixed Chorus--l-2-3-h Band-l-2-3-D Class Officer--l-2-3 Girl's Trio-1-3-h Class Play--3-h Chippewa Steffi-3-h All State Orchestra--3 Girls State--3 French Horn Solo-3-b Annual Staff--h Homecoming Queen--b Friendly to all, hostile to noneg many a heart she has won CHRISTINE OLSON F.H.A.--l G.A.A.--1 Prom Committee--3 Band-1-2-3 Girls Chorus-1-2-3-L Mixed Chorus-3 Class Play--3-L Her engagement ring is like a tourniouet it stops her circulation I8 DONALD OLSON F.F.A.-1-2-3-H Football--2-3-L State FoFnAc 3 Class Play-b Boys Chorus-b There ain't no use in all this s+r fe to sfudy, study all through 11fS SHIRLEY OLSON G.A.A.--1 Fa HUA 0 -J.'2 Band--1-2-3-h Girls Chorus--l-h All Dist. Band--2 Woodwind Ensemble--2-b Prom Committee-3 Chippewa Staff--3-b Annual Staff--3-L Mixed Chorus-h Annual Staff--b I'm not lazy---I'm just dreaming ROGER PEWE Band--1-2-3-M C-A.P.--2-3 Class Play--3-b Football-3-h All-Conf. F.B.-- Prom Committee- Ghippewa Staff- Annual Staff-b 3 3 3 Chorus Prop. Mgr. Of all wood fellows here to find a better cnn't be is one MAELENE RAYMO A-12 fi mixed Chorus--2-3-L jf Girls Chorus--2-3-L mfg Prom Commituee--3 E Sextet--h High Voice Solo--b Although she doesn't shock youg she's a live wire VIHGIL RUDE F. F.A . -1-2-3-la Judging Team-2-3-h Chippewa Staff-3 Prom Committee--3 State F.F.A.'-3 Nat'1 F.F.A.-3-h F.F.A. Officer-L1 Class Play--11 About the girls I never think GENE SCHNEIDERMAN F.F.A.--1-2-3-M Mixed Chorus--2-3-lx llodel Airplane Club-3 Judging Team-D Class Play-D Boys Chorus-lx He's never in a hurry, never has a worry 20 DAVID TAHESKI F.F.A.--1-2-3-M Judging Team--2 b F.F.A. Officer- lx Class Play-h He has an ideal in mind but who is ehe EUNICE VEDQUAM G.A.A.--1-2 F.H.A.--1-2-3-h Mixed Chorus-2-3 Girls Chorus-1-2 Prom Committee-3 Class Play-b An innocent face but- CLAREMONT VESTHE Basketball-1-3 Track-2-h He may be shy--but watch that twinkle in his eye AUDREY VIKAN G.A.A.-1 F.H.A.--1 Class Officer-2 All Dist. Band--2 Girl's Trio--1-2-3-h Band-1-2-3-L Girls Chorus--2-3-L Brass Ensemble--2-3-h Band Accompanist--2-3-L Mixed Chorus--2-b All State Orchestra--3 Band Librarian--M Band Officer-b Listen to everyone's advice and then do as you please LLOYD WALL F.F.A.-1-2-3-h Basketball-h Judging Teanr-D The strong, silent type CORYNE WETZEL F.H.A.-l Mixed Chorus-1-2-3-h Girls Chorus-1-2-3-h Band --1-2-3-h Prom Committee--3 Class Play-3-h Chippewa Staff?-H Percussion Quartet--h Quiet but fun of fun CLASS HISTORY A half a score and two years ago our fathers land mothers, set forth in this city a new class, being ignorant but dedicated to the proposition that all children should be educated. Now we are engaged in a great period of our lives, testing whether this class of 1953 can graduate. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. We consider our past record very good, and although the world will little note, nor long remember, what we have done here we will never forget. Therefore we feel obligated to tell you our history, Now let ua look into the crystal ball and see what past events can be told. It is growing clearer and clearer--AH-HA--look who can it be? Why it's the first graders. I can see Donald Corbin and Howard Lillegard but they sure are hard to find because they are so small--guess they're loud enough to make up for it though. Alvern, Roger, and Marvin are slyly following the girls namely: Sheila, Delma, Christine, and Karen, The second grade shines through now and I see Miss Knudson trying to teach the new student Claremont, but someone is missing, it's Marvin who seems to have left us. This class is quite a group with their beaming faces and sparkling clean clothes that is, until after recess when they look like they have never seen soap and water before. The third grade and Marvin is back again Clonesome we guessl and he brought us a new redhead, Shirley Olson, The boys think they are teaching the girls to play marbles but most of the girls seem to be champs to begin with. The whole class is fairly driving Miss Campbell crazy, anyway, David Tareske is the only new student in the fourth grade, They're getting up in the world now--already upstairs in Central School. Seems they have a tough time proving to Miss Saxowsky that they are very grown up, The fifth grade brings one of our main athletes, Virginia Dahl. What a gal-- she could handle Corby and Lillegard at the same time. June, Joyce, Delano, and Wendell joined the clan in the sixth grade. The last year of the carefree days at Central School. Worried little seventh graders in that big, big High School, but they succeeded with the additional help of Beverly and Howard L mieux altho Karen left us, The seventh grade passed and the eighth was upon us, Reggie and Coryne were the new classmates and Karen was back again. It seems like the main subject is Our State, learning all about North Dakota, the students, however, seem more successful in driving Mr. Opland crazy. The great Rush of the Class of '53 came in the freshman year with 16 new students. Gene Beckman, Don. B, Ronnie, George, Carol, Patricia, Lorna, Arne,Floyd, Don Olson, Marlene, Virgil, GeneS., Eunice, Audrey, and Lloyd. What a variety. This was the year of the two algebra classes with Reggie as p esident of the dumb class, The soph more year seems to bring memories of bisecting frogs in Miss Kittelson's biology class and visiting the slaughter house in home ec. class. The new addition to the gang was Betty Grim . Nearing the home stretch we remember the busy happy days of our Junior year. We'll never forget the riotous Ehglish classes with instructor Ti my supervising Cdid I say supervisingy. Jack, Helen, and Vilma gave us s big boost when they joined up with us, Of course, there were many heartaches but we struggled and finally entered our Senior year. Seniors--with big Forrest Hannesson completing our class. Busy all the time doing nothing, but always striving for those final credits. The cream of the crop in athletics, F.F.A., F.H.A,, band, chorus, we have come a long way together, and now we shall graduate together. 23 The Junior Scrapbook of Misc. Happenings-Year of 1953 or Where Has The Time Gone? Busy, Busy, Still Art Thou------- James Thomson lr. Thomson must have had we Juniors :Ln mind when he wrote those lines, for this has been the busiest year we have ever had. Anyone can tell a Junior a mile away. Have you ever noticed the wild, hrried look in their eyes, a sort of furtive, slinking walk and the way they duck behind trees or ash cans whenever they see a fellow senior, sophomore or freshnan colin? Of course! No Junior wants to let out the secret of the prom themel As everyone knows, the prom is The Event' in the life of a Junior, and no chipnunk ever worked harder gathering acorns, than we juniors have bem, scheming, planning, and lmggling. This year we had quite a group of individualists on our prom committee Cnamely, Bill, Jack, Thelma, JoAnn, llargaret, Lois, Kenny, Dorothy, Bob, and Cynthiaj, but after many suggestions, fclimaxed by a round of fisticuffsl, we decided on our theme, and settled down to the comparative peace and quiet of getting decorations, banquet, and orchestra lined up. Another big event was the Homecoming program, which was sponsored by the Juniors, with Larry as llaster of Ceremonies, Lois singing a solo, and a short slclt put on by Cynthia, Olive, Kenny, Ordean, Dorotky, and Maynard. Of course, we mustn't forget the play. As the heroines in the comedy, 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , Lois and IlaryA.nn just fitted the parts, and Jilw, as the French dramatic teacher, was so carried away, that we still can't understand a word he says. We mustn't forget Bob, who really stole the show with his window washing routine. In the sports department the Juniors are second to none, in fact, we wouldn't have much of a team without Jack, Bill, Kenny, Larry, Sherman, Donovan, and last, but not least, Don lqrle, our student manager. Of course cheer leaders are always connected with sports, and right here and now we'd like to put :Ln a plug for our two Junior cheerleaders, Thelma, and Yvonne, who really give their all for every game. We couldn't begin to mention all the juniors in concert choir, sextet, and band, but believe me, they're all right in there, pouring their hearts out. And now, the best for the last. Of course I mean education, ftnat which we supposedly go to school ford We may not have any budding Einsteins in our Chemistry class, but of all the juniors taking said class, Dorothy seems to be the honored one, for rumor has it that the school, fat llr. Anderson's suggestion,J is planning on building a separate chemistry lab for her, so that she won't endanger the lives of fellow scientists. As farm literature goes, we just don't think Jack, Larry, Kegny, and Bob will live to be great Shakespearean actors, in spite of all llrs. Weeks ef orts. With all this talk of good times we fear the teachers will think we are neglect- ing our school work, so we would like to quote a famous Scotch poet, Bobby Burns, who said, 'To sum up all, be merry, I advise, And as we're merry, may we still be wise. 24 l 1 I curse or 19Eh President ------------ Mary Ann Schmidt, Vice President ----- -Thelma Pederson Secretary ------------ Billy Holz Treasurer ------------ Cynthia Ertresvaag FIRST RCM: Marian Helgeson, Dorothy McLachlin, Phyllis Jensen, Marcella Christ- ensen, Mary Ann Schmidt, Jannette Hahn,Jane Ellen Olson, Geraldine Persson, Muriel Hall, Yvonne Willard, JoAnne Knopfle, Mary Ann Martel, Margaret Jensen. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Rosberg, Thelma Pederson, Olive Hanson, Gertrude Mahler, Maureen Nichol, Lois Braun, Cynthia Ertresvaag, Harriet Johnson, Bernice Moe, Louise Pill oud, Nora Ormberg, Delores Smulan. THIRD ROW: Darlene Sckunidkunz, Margaret Peterson, Bonnie Boettcher, Dorothy Marchand Betty Slyter, Darlene Grixmn, Joyce Jacques, JoAnn Wood, Janet Indvik, JoAnn Peltier, Delores Kroeplin, Miss Herigstad. FOURTH RW: Ordean Dravland, Clayton Gulstad, Donavan Vestre, Dennis Moen, James Turner, Kenneth Wall, Sherman Langhaug, Laverne Bernstein, Marvin Steinke, Mr. Anderson, FIFTH ROW: Maynard Thompson, Kenneth Gehring, Kenneth Erickson, Jack Woods, Larry Nelson, Billy Holz, Robert Norwood, Donald Kyle, Allen Beckman. 25 i SOPHONOhE CLASS Ne can truthfully say there is nothing dull about the progressive seniors of '5S. The teachers vouched for that all year. Throughout the whole year Miss Kittleson was at her wits end. She said all our biology drawings were so realistic-modern art you know. It appears we have a genious among us too. Allan Lundy claims he is one of the three persons in the United States who knows the formula for making coke. English took up either first or third peroid. Verbs and diagramed sent- ences were our downfall, so Mrs. Weeks claimed. Fourth or eighth period history depended on whether you were a member of the band. Miss Stewart said she felt five years older after the two weeks of studying inventors. Oh well, we still say Marconi invented the reaper. Napoleon was our favorite history character, dignified, so Johnny Johnson says. The Home Economics girls really gave M ss Herigstad the run around, especially during refinishing week. Old varnish and paint was removed, and tables and chairs sanded and revarnished. Janis Gonitzke said putting alcohol in the steam iron to iron curtains worked fine, It took the curtains a week to stop waving around. Mr. Holwell reported that the Ag. boys did well especially after the Home Ec. girls were through refinishing-Thanks for all the sanding you did for us, boys. ' Many of the soph. boys were active in F.F.A. and took part in observing National F.F.A. Week by presenting a special program. Allan was one of the chief entertainers but he reports he has not received any radio or television contracts. In music class everyones attention was'held by Mr. Skar and his jokes. Now he is even giving nickels to people who laugh at them. As you see we never have a dull moment as we look forward to our future graduation day. 26 lk. . Q- N CLA5s OF 1955 pre5ident ....- ---- ---Keith McLean Vice President-- ----- Arlan Pederson secretary ..... ...-- --Shirley Martel Treasurer-- ---- ---' AUdF9Y Jones FIRST ROW: Mrs. Weeks, Phyllis Lemieux, Shirley Martel, Audrey Jones, Kerin Oelschlager, Lyla Mae Bergeron, Viola Hoff, Lona Jean Fugere, Margaret Patterson, Audrey Pressnoll, Jacqueline Thompson, Mr. Fedje. SECOND ROW: Harvey Thorsgaard, ViAnn Weise, Jean Ralston, Myrna Slaybaugh, Virginia Brandvold, Fern Reider, Gwen lee, Doris Rasmussen, Lois Pritchard, Marjorie Lund, Allen Thorsgaard. THIRD ROW: Luther Larson, Kenneth Nichol, Harold Thompson, Lee Weber, Wendell Lillestrand, Kenneth Berg, Wayne Vedquam, Marvin Brandvold, Roger Hall, Johnny Johnson, Roger Bond. FOURTH ROW: Loren Sveum, Martin Boguslawski, Keith McLean, Arlin Pederson, Wayne Wall, Ramon Johnson, Virgil Mortensen, Gordon Hall. FIFTH ROW: Howard Beyer, Orbin Brandvold, Duane Jacques, Orlando Scheflo, Rodney ' Wetzel, Omar Hamnes, Glen Brandjord, Allen Lundy. 27 A PEEK AT THE FRESHNEN We freshmen are hoping to be in future years the Whig wheelsw of these Portals of Destiny. Yes, like any other class we have a gay side a serious side-our athletes and our brains. Our class had sixty-one pupils--seven more boys than girls. We'll leave it up to you to figure out the numbers-by algebra, of course. Ah! Yes! Algebra! Our intentions at the first of the period are for algebra but we usually end up talking about anything but. I suppose we should mention something about our class members before we discuss our different classes so here goes. About forty of us attended the eighth grade in Bottineau last year, the rest of us being from Omemee or the country. Our class officers are: Pres.-Duane Arthur, V. Pres.-Bobby Gagnerg Sec.--Jean Jacobsong Trees.-Kenny Lillestrand. Our class meetings are held in the study hall if its at all possible, since its rather crowded in the classrooms. Miss Stewart and Miss Kittleson are the poor souls who have to advise us, and its really quite a job. Now, lets discuss our classes. N'Ladies' Firstn so we'l1 tell you about home ec. Our new teacher, Miss Herigstead, assigns us certain duties, and to quote a student, WSome of us do them.u Next Vocational agriculture or nAgN. we boys have our good times, as during tests or when Larry has a Whangover,N not the usual kind. And general science and Latin! when a general science student has a report or a hard test he envies Latin students but the situation is reversed when G. S. students brag about having movies and experiments. Ch! We can't forget music. Fourteen uf us belong to band. It's really fun when M . Opland gets going. And when'he and M . Sker get together! That brings us up to chorus. Mr. Skar can pull some real Wdilliesu but we try to work hard. We have some members in concert choir too: when we're seniors we hope to be the whole choir. Now English. We try to memorize our poems, act out our plays, and study our lessons, but it seems as though we forget to once in awhile and get moved. And last, but not least is physical education. Most of us take advantage of this opportunity to let off steam after sitting for sleepingl through classes all day. Seven of us boys made the football team, five made the basketball team, and , ouite a few go out for track, so we have a fairly good beginning to become the Whig shotsn in Bottineau High School athletics. Before we close, we would like to mention that we will miss you, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Opland. This, then, cmmpletes the report of the Seniors of '56, rx 28 cuss UF 1956 President ------- ---- Duane Arthur Bobby Gagner Jean Jacobson ----Kenneth Lille Vice President ------- Secretary ------- ---- Treasurer ----- strand FIRST ROW: Dennis Opland, Dennis Hoff, Edward Hoff, Allan Fraser, Harlan Nostdahl, Loren Lundy, Alvin Hall, Kenneth Lein, Kenneth Lillestrand, Duane Arthur, Delbert Reamer, Larry Corbin. SECOND ROW: Audrey Hanson, Shirley Pritchard, Betty Gillies, Alice Christensen, Sharon Christensen, Norma Beyer, Ardelle Grimestad, Donna Davidson, Yvonne Kofoid, Marjorie Neubauer, Betty Richard, Harriet Berg, Janice Pewe, Geraldine Weise. THIRD ROW: Miss Kittelson, Marlyn Larson, Irma Foster, Mary Pressnall, Carol Ormberg, Laura Mahler, Barbara Nelson, Kay Shank, Jean Jacobson, Marie Boguslawsk Doris Fugere, Beverly Beckman, Doris Schultz, Miss Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Wolfe, Dale Manning, Duane Schultz, Wayne Suchon, Howard Gulstad, Arlan Haugerud, Clarence Lee, Darrell Kroeplin, Wayne Boettcher, Leonard Neubauer, Gerald Martin. FIFTH ROW: Rodney Haakenson, Curtis Larson, Richard Wilkie, Earl Schneiderman, Jerry Woods, Bobby Gagner, Dennis Rosberg, John Scully, Wayne Goodwin, Leslie Turner, Carl Freeman. 29 i, F. The 1952-E3 F. H, A, Chapter of activities by holding a candle light for new members. At one of our earliest meetings for the forty-five members of our ch In October our chapter was host chapters were represented at this rally. office, Harriet Johnson, was chosen vice In November the P.H,A, girls served appreciation of our work the b.F.A. took our chance to beat the boys at something whole evening. February came with the need for H. A. Bottineau High School started its years ceremony for degree earners, and initiation we chose Mrs. Leo Bergeron as chapter mother pter, to the district II F.H.A. rally, Nine other Our canidate for a district or state president of Projects, a state office. at the F.F.A, Parent-Son Banquet, In our chapter on a skating party. This and we out-skated them throughout the was some excitement in the school so we planned a game party. Everything went off very well and the evening was topped off with the pie eating contest, Bob Norwood, proved to be the greediest student and took the honors of champion. As one of our projects we made eight pair of pillow cases and sent to Camp Grassick, a crippled chi1dren's summer camp. For money making projects, we always seem to need a little extra cash, we sponsored several candy sales and we basketball tournament. sold ice cream and other lunches at the grade Harriet Johnson and Lorna Indvik attended the State F.H,A. convention held at Fargo. Miss Hergistad accompanied them and we know a good t'me was had by all. The closing activities for the year were our annual picnic, getting our degrees, and installation of our new'officers. It was a very successful and happy year for the Bottineau F,H.A, chapter, 30 -Q r. H, A President ------ Vice President- ----- Harriet Johnson Virginia Dahl Secretary ------ Jean Ralston Treasurer- ---------- Lyla Mae Bergeron Parliamentarian Gwen Lee Historian---------- heporter ------ - Music Chairman ------ Karen Oelschlager Betty Richards Delma Hall FIRST RO : Delma Hall, Norma Beyer, Phyllis Lemieux, Yerin Ormberg, Shirley Martel, Lyla Mae Pergeron, Betty Richards, Indvik, Margaret Patterson, Miss Herigstad, advisor. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Weise, Eunice Vedvuam, Audrey Jones, Slaybaugh, Betty Slyter, Harriet Johnson, Marjorie Neubauer Lona Jean Fugere. THIRD ROW: Alice Christiansen, Betty Gillies, Fern Rieder, Davidson, Betty Grimm, Jane Ellen Olson, Geraldine Persson, Jacobson, Kay Shank. FOURTH ROW: Audrey Hanson, Yvonne Kofoid, Bonnie Boetcher, Delores Smulan, Virginia Dahl, Darlene Grimm, Joyce Jacrues Lee, Virginia Brandvold. 31 Oelschlager, Carol Mary Ann Martel, Lorna Jean Ralston, Myrna , Vary Ann Schmidt, Ardelle Grimestad, Donna Norn Ormberg, Jean Dorothy Marchand, , Janet Indvik, Gwenn F. F. A. Our chapter started out with a bang this year by receiving many awards at the State Convention in Fargo, N. Dak. We were named first in the Farm Safety Contest C3-10053 first in Fire Prevention 610023 Wendell Larson received 3100 for being named the Star Dairy Farmerg and Ronnie Brandvold and Reggie Gorder attained the State Farmer degree. David Tareski received second place in the Farm Mechanics contest and Howard Lemieux second in the Farm Electrification contest. Gene Schniederman was a member of the state chorus and Ronnie Brandvold and Reggie Gorder of the state band. It is easy to see that we started the year with an ideal group and that our goals were the highest. The chapter then entered the regional Farm Safety contest. In October we received word that we had won the regional and, or, the National Contest. Mr. Holwell, Floyd Larson, Donald Boguslawski, Virgil Rude, Ronnie Brandvold, and Reggie Gorder went to the National Convention at Kansas City, Mo. On the award night, our chapter was declared the National Farm Safety award winners. We received 55250 along with the honor of being chosen. This also proved the fact which the F.F.A. boys are always tryihg to put across, namely, that we are a top notch group and someday we are bound to be the greatest farmers of all. In December the chapter sponsored a Parent and Son Banquet. The F.H.A. girls served for us. In return we put on a skating party for them and the pleasure was all ours to be sure. The Bottineau chapter won first place in the District F.F.A. basket- ball tournament at Towner. The chapter entered many contests in 1953. Ne had three entrees for the State Farmer degreeg we entered the fire prevention and rat control contests as a chapter project and had entrees in the Farm Mechanics, Farm Electrificetions, Soil and Water Management, and Star Dairy Farmer contests. Summing up this year's achievments, we would declare it a very successful one especially after winning an award on the National scale. Awarding the honorary chapter farmer 32 nl - .L - F. F. A. President-----Floyd Larson Vice President-----Arnold Larson Secretary------.Ronald Branvold Treasurer-------Reggie Gorder Parliamentarian---David Tareski Reporter--------Virgil Rude Sentinel------Kenneth Wall FIRST ROW: Floyd Larson, Virgil Rude, Arnold Larson, Kenny Wall, Reggie Gorder, Mr. Holwell, Ronnie Brandvold, Howard Lemieux, David Tareski, Lloyd Wall, Donald Boguslawaki. SECOND RCM: Larry Corbin, Allen Frazer, Harlan Nostdahl, Dennis Opland, Loren Lundy, Alvin Hall, Dennis Hoff, Kenneth Lien, Dennis Rosberg, John Scully, Delbert Reamer, mane Arthur, Maynard Thompson. THIRD RUJ: Rodney Haakenson, Richard Willcle, Curtis Larson, Kenneth Wolfe, Arlen Haugerud, Darrell Kroeplin, Keith McLean, Allen Thorsgaard, Kenneth Lillestrand, Wayne Vedquam, Kenneth Berg, Wendell Lillestrand. FOURTH RCM: Edward Hoff, Luther Larson, Johnny Johnson, Roger Hall, Timnw Bond, Kenny Nichol, Bobby Gagner, Marvin Brandvold, Lee Weber, Harold Thompson, Harvey Thorsgaard. FIFTH RCM: Earl Schneiderman, Clarence Lee, Ck-lando Scheflo, Wayne Boettcher, Howard Gulstad, Dale Manning, Orbin Brandvold, Gordon Hell, Gerald Vartin, Rayman Johnson, Alvern Donnelly, lhrvin Steinke. SIXTH RW: Glenn Brandjord, Wayne Suchen, Virgil Mortensen, mane Jacques, Kenneth Gehring, Howard Beyer, Robert Norwood, Donald Olson, Gene Beckman, Allen Beckman, Allen Lundy, Rodney Wetsel, Leverne Bernstein. SEVENTH ROA: Ordean Dravland, Gary Boettcher, Gene Schniederman, Leonard Neubauer, Martin Boguelowsld., inane Schultz, Loran Sveum, Arlen Pederson, Qnar Hamnes, Wayne Hall, Kenneth Erickson. 33 NEWS OF THE ULONG HAIRSW The members of the Bottineau High School Band have worked hard again this year and even though we came out second best in the annual District Contest, we feel that we have accomplished something in working on the Finale from Symphony No. l by Saint-Saens and using it in competition with the various other bands. As soloists this year we had George Carbonneau, Karen Nelson, and Audrey Jones. Besides this we had woodwind, brass, and percussion ensembles to compete at contest time and to add to our concert enter- tainment. Our program consisted of several Christmas concert with the chorus and for the first time and really enjoyed features we did nPeck Horn's Revengen narrator. we gave an exchange concert with lyceum program there in the afternoon for us. Each member now has his own band concerts this year including a a nPopu concert which we tried taking part in. As one of the with Forrest Hannesson as the Rugby in which we presented a and they gave an evening performance jacket with a purple and white emblem to wear while playing in pep band, as proof that we are proud to be members of the band and to add snap and color to the scene wherever we are. we are losing Mr. Opland this year as he has accepted a position in Bismarck. Although we are sorry to see him leave, we wish him success in his new job. It may be that the remainder of the students don't appreciate us fourth period when the members of the band get together to practices but we believe we are learning something new every day and having fun no matter whether it is squeaks, discords, or beautiful music that we produce. Ne are learning to work together in preparation for the life that lies ahead of us. Band is a place where everyone works according to his ability for the good of the whole and where-everyone is concerned with what the other person does. Jane Ellen, Bonnie, Reggie, Delano, Audrey, Dennis 34 BAND President rvin Kirkeby Vice President oyce Berg 5ecretary--------Audrey Vikan Librarians-- une Gillies Audrey Vikan Joyce Berg Instrument Custodians--Howard Lillegard Jack Fisher FIRST ROW: Joyce Berg, Cynthia Ertresvaag, Dorothy Marchand, Harriet Berg, Carol Hanson, Audrey Jones, Patty Marsden, Carl Freeman, Beverly Dorr. SECOND ROW: Gail Frykman, Geraldine Persson, Muriel Hall, Janet Indvik, Joyce Jacques, Jean Jacobson, Yvonne Kofoid, Wendell lillestrand, Arlan Haugerud, Ardelle Grimestad, Shirley Olson, Sheila Ferguson, Janice Pewe, Wayne Wall, David Woods, Darlene Schmidkunz, Roger Pewe. THIRD ROW: Delano Grimestad, Ronnie Brandvold, Billy Holz, George Carbonneau, Duane Jostad, Gordon Jones, Jerry Woods, Dennis Rosberg, Orlando Scheflo, Leslie Turner, Larry Corbin, Loueen Brandvold, Bonnie Boettcher, Virginia Brandvold, Dennis Opland, Gwen Lee, Vanda Vellema, Karen Varud, Donald Corbin, Audrey Vikan, Karen Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Yvonne Rosberg, Coryne Wetzel, Marvin Kirkeby, June Gillies, Allen Thorsgaard, Avonne Vellema, Reggie Gorder, Wayne Vedquam, JoAnn Wood, Mr. Opland, Kenneth Lillestrand, Thelma Pederson, Olive Hanson, Barbara Nelson, Margaret Peterson, Jane Ellen Olson. 35 Yvonne, Barbara, Juno, Coryne nun lr, Oplsnd Audrey Cynthia, Ardello, Shirley, Joyce 36 NINTH AND TENTH GRADE GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW: Barbara Nelson, accompanist, Irma Foster, Shirley Martel, Audrey Pressnall, Betty Richard, Lona Jean Fugere, Donna Davidson, Marlene Larson, Lyla Mae Bergeron, Mary Pressnall, Phyllis Lemieux. SEDOND ROW: Jacqueline Thompson, Marie Boguslawski, Carol Ormberg, Alice Christiansen, Sharon Christianson, Jean Jacobson, Kerin Oelschlager, Janice Pewe, Betty Gillies, Norma Beyer, Laura Mahler, Harriet Berg, Margaret Patterson, lr, Skar. THIRD ROW: Viola Hoff, Kay Shank, Fern Rieder, Audrey Hanson, Yvonne Kofoid Ardelle Grimestad, Audrey Jones, Jean Ralston, Gwenn Lee, Virginia Brandvold Geraldine Weiss. D I BOYS CHCRVS FIRST ROW: Mr. Skar, Dennis Opland, Allen Frazer, Bobby Gagner, Delbert Reamer, Earl Schneiderman, Loren Lundy, Luther Larson, Kenneth Nichol, Edward Huff, Larry Corbin SECOND ROW: Kenneth Lein, Kenneth Wolfe, Duane Schultz, Wayne Suchan, Donald Corbin, Robert Norwood, Billy Holz, Delano Grimestad, Wayne Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Lee Weber, Kenneth Lillestrand, Marvin Brandvold,Vlrgil Mortenson, Orbin Brandvold, Raymon Johnson, Allen Lundy, Wendell Lillestrand, Orlando Scheflo, Wayne Vedquam. FOURTH ROW: Howard Gulstad, James Turner, Reggie Gorder, Forrest Hannesson, Ronnie Brandvold, George Carbonneau, Gene Schneiderman, Wendell Larson, Donald Olson, Howard Lemieux. 37 I ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH GRADE GIRLS CHORUS FIRST RCM: Christine Olson, Joanne Knopfle, Delores Smulan, Yvonne Rosberg, Delma Hall, June Gillies , Joyce Berg, Coryne Wetzel, Lorna Indvik, Patricia Hunter, Eunice Vedquamg Mary Ann Martel. SECOND ROA: Joyce Jacques, Darlene Schmidkunz, Thelma Pederson, Karen Nelson, Yvonne Willard, Audrey Vikan, Beverly Dorr, Gertrude Mahler, Mary Schmidt, Muriel Hall, Carol Henson, Maureen Nichol, Harriet Johnson, Mr. Skar. THIRD ROA: Janet Indvik, JoAnn Peltier, Nora mmberg, Shirley Olson, Cynthia Ertres- vaah, bhrgaret Peterson, Bonnie Boettcher, Dorothy Marchand, Sheila Ferguson, Vilma Baumanis, Louise Pilloud, Delores Kroeplin, Marlene Raymo. CALLING ALL IDNOTONES Every afternoon, sounds of music and great explosions of laughter tell us that the high school music classes are in session under the dir- ection of Harlan Skar, our music teacher. This year is llr. Skar's first year of teaching in Bottineau High. It has proved successful and a lot of fun. The Concert Choir started out the year by sponsoring a pie social at the Central School, the proceeds of which helped pay for fifty new choir gowns. The evening was brought to a climax when a few of the boys collected over seventeen dollars for a pie flemon meringuel which was thrown in Mr. Skar's face. This year, as is done every year, the Girl's Chorus and Concert Choir, together with the band, gave our annual Christmas Concert at Thatcher Hall. At District Contest, the Concert Choir sang 'Almighty God' by Will James and 'Go Not Far From Ile' by Zingarelli for which it received a rating of Superior. Before the end of the school year, the choruses plan to make a trip to Canada, where a concert will be given, and give a spring concert to end the tem. 38 CONCERT CHOIR President---- nnie Brandvold Vice President-------Bill Hola Secretary and Treasurer--Coryne Wetzel Choir llanager------Forrest Hanneson Robe Custodian--------Roger Pewe FIRST RW: Joanne Knopfle, Cynthia Ertresvapg, Margaret Peterson, Yvonne Willard, Betty Richard, Delma Hall, Mr. Skar, Barbara Nelson, June Gillies, Coryne Wetzel, Lorna Indvik, Lyla Bergeron. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Rosberg, Darlene Schmidkunz, Thelma Pederson, Nora Qrmberg, Joyce Jacques, Janet Indvik, Audrey Vikan, Beverly Dorr, Joyce Berg, Muriel Hall, Marlene Raymo, Sheila Ferguson, Bonnie Boettcher, Dorothy lhrchand. THIRD ROW: Karen Nelson, Shirley Olson, Larry Corbin, Dennis Opland, Billy Holz, Gene Schneiderman, Wendell Lillestrand, Kenneth Lillestrand, Marvin Brandvold, Vilma Baumants, Delores Kroeplin. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Lein, Rodney Wetzel, Forrest Hannesson, Reggie Gorder, Wendell Larson, Robert Norwood. FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Wolfe, Orlando Scheflo, Wayne Suchan, Delano Grimestad, James Turner, George Carbonneau, Ronnie Brandvold, Donald Corbin. 39 T Q X B SQUAD FIRST ROJ: Mr. Holwell, Gordon Hall, Howard Gulstad, Arlen Haugerud, Alvin Hall, Roger Hall, Mr. Fedje. SECOND RCM: Ramon Johnson, Roger Bond, Delbert Reamer, Wayne Wall, Orbin Brand- vold, Keith McLean, Dennis Rosberg. CHEERLEADERS Thelma, Yvonne, Beverly, Lyla Has, Vilma 40 SEASON' S RECCRD B CTTINEAU 56 PARK RIVER 63 B CTTINEAU 61, ROLLA 51 B CTT INEAU 60 MOHALL 59 B CTT INEAU 58 GRANVILLE 37 B CIT INEAU 63 TCJNER 65 B CI' T INEAU 5 3 RUGBY 36 B CTT INEAU 65 DRAKE 61 B CTT INEAU 56 GARB ISON 63 BCTT INEAU 69 KENMARE 65 B CTT INEAU 50 MINCT MODEL 52 B CTT INEAU 69 ROLLA 29 B CTT INEAU A8 CANDO 53 B CTT INEAU 77 LANSFCRD 73 B CTT INEAU 56 LEEDS 51+ B CTTINEAU 53 BUCBY 66 B CTT INEAU 5 5 VELVA 50 B CTTINEAU 69 LEEDS 57 B CTTINEAU 52 IRAKE 59 B CTT INEAU L5 MINCT MODEL 62 B CTT INEAU L7 ANAMOOSE M unxsxanuuunuuun I MOHALL TOURNEY 4' Bottineau 85 Tolley 1,8 l Bottineau 65 Mohall L6 ' Bot,+ineau L9 Westhope 74 I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 5 V HOLIDAY TCURNEY l ' Bottineau 65 Tmmer 29 4 'P Bottineau 56 Ilmseith 1,5 4 ' - an IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I if DISTRICT TCURNEY I Bottineau 73 Rolla 40 if Bottineau 50 Leeds 57 4' Bottineau 80 Belcourt L2 if Bottineau 61. Anamoose 65 I I I I I 'I' I I I I I I I I I I 4l PAUL FEDJE Coach DON KYIE Student lauager MARVIN ICIRKEBY Forward HOWARD LILLEGARD Guard r JACK FISHER Mggy NELSON Forward Forward mm WALL JACK woons Center G'-'nd 42 DONAVAN VESTRE T-BOYD WM-L Guard Center LL Hom ROBERT NOHWOOD BI Guard Guard 43 RONNIE BRANDVOLD Center SHERMAN LANCHAUG Forward FIRST ROW: Wayne Suchan, Don Kyle, Gordon Hall, Curtis Larson, Timmy Bond, Roger Hall, Orbin Brandvold, Alvin Hall, Howard Gulstad. SECOND ROW: Sherman Langhaug, Floyd Larson, Jack Woods, Howard Lillegard, Kenny Wall, Larry Nelson, Robert Norwood, Duane Jacques, Wendell Larson. THIRD ROW: Jerry Woods, Arnold Larson, Donald Olson, Virgil Mortensen, Loran Sveum, Billy Holz, Howard Beyer, Jack Fisher, Dennis Rosberg, Leverne Bernstein. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Holwell, Marvin Kirkeby, Reggie Gorder, Roger Pere, Donald Corbin, Ronnie Brandvold, Delano Grimestad, Delbert Reamer, Wayne Wall, Mr. Lodoen. FOOTBALL SQUAD 1953 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Bottineau 25 ----- Park River Away Bottineau 31 -------- Rugby Here Bottineau 20 ------- Kenmare Away Bottineau 20 ------- Stanley Away Bottineau O ------- Crosby Away Bottineau 13 ----- Minot Model Here Bottineau 25 ------- Mohall Here 44 ,. X sv' ' N ' x 1. Royalty 2. The big day 3. Hold that Lino ls. All alone S. Swing it, George 6. Let'syellalitt1.e 7. Action 8, Restabit 45 V f . lf H 1. What a party 2. Eat up 3. Immg love 4. Cheeeeese! 5. The champs 6. The powers of concentration 7. what is it? 8. Fish stories 9. smiles 10. Superwomen 46 L 1 1 1 X Ng :Si L .x, -i Q.. R uf L . x!fC n 1 ' J ,ig , : f ' 2.1 1. Perplexed 2. Feet---phew 3. Relax L. Cuddle up 5. Whtch the birdie 6. Simply amazing 7. Ambition--no 8. Pinups 9. what a gang 10. Not pie 11. Beat 'em M zgie 47 -Ln. ,,t ff' 'T K1 Q vs I .N f I 5 1. Helpful Jack 2. Whatta beard 3. Easy, Betty L. Bashful Barbara 5. Pinup girl 6. Pretty boy Reggie 7. Thinking ar posing 8. Smirk 9. Pride of the Seniors 10. Address right 11. Little squirts 12. Songbirds 13. Background appeal 48 A M 1. UM .' x 'la N545 7 l, ,EJ 1 L ff 4 v ' -,yan .f J 1 Q 4' Aix Junior and Senior Glass play pictures 49 THE SENIG1 CLASS OF 1953 WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING FG! THEIR SUPPCRT IN MAKING THIS PUBLICATION POSSIBLE Ace Hardware August Frykmen Company W. H. Adams Dr. W. G. Baird Bee Line Service 0. B. Benson Borgen's Food Market Boltz Motel Bottineau Cooperative Creamery Bottineau Implement Company Bottineau Motor Cqmpamr C and G Inc. Candy Kitchen Carbury Farmers Union Elevator Charnholm Shoe Store Christensen's Super Valu City Bakery City Barber Shop G1ark's Coffee Shop Corby's Trading Post Da1en's Clothing Store Davidson's Processing Plant Dr. Boy Douglas Dunderland Jewelry Eleventh and Main Service Station Ertresvaag Insurance Fairway Market Fritz'e Clothing Store Gamble Store C. R. Gleason Company Haugrud Garage Hopper llzneral Home Jacques Implement Company Ja.nssen's Variety Store J ostad's Service Station Lien's Jewelry Dr. K. P. Malvey me Le Fu Nelstm Newburger Building Materials Northern E.'l.ectr:I.c Opheim Funeral Home Peterson Grocery Dr. W. H. Pewe R O Plumbing and Heating Schei Electric Sigurdson Drug State Theater Steinmeier Hotel Stone' Hotel and Cafe M. H. Strand Glen K. Swanson George Thompson Dr. J. V. Troyer Trutna's Inc. Turtle Mountain Oil Company Twilla's Beauty Shop Vinje Department Store Maurice Weeks Wheatland Elevator Williams Drug Store Paul Wood 01.1 Company W. J. Peterson Company gi . , I I I I I I I J I I , I f , , I F I LI I I. I sv I I I I I I I .fy I 1, I I I ,Q I I I I I ,III I '-I. I If I I fl ' L .I M I 1 I If I .QI I . i . ,,. 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