Bottineau High School - Washegum Yearbook (Bottineau, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1955 volume:

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IDDOEN, Clerk Dr.K.P.MALVEY, Director WALTER GORDER, Director CARL FRYKMAN, Vice-President RAYMOND W. BANGS MIID O. LODOEN Superintendent Principal B-A-, C0l1COI'0-183 B.A., Minot S.T.C M.s., U.N.D. 3 v w m QR BEVERLY CURTZ BERNICE STEWART HOIHE Economics Social Studies and Commerce B.S., N.D.A.C. B.S., 'U.N,D. RUTH WEEKS English B.s., N.D.A.c. PAUL FEDJE OLGA KI'1'TLESON Coach and Commerce Library and English B.S., Concordia B.S., U.N.D. 4 BRUCE SUNDAHI4 M-A-VIS BERG Music Social.Science B.A., Minot 5.T.C. B.A., Mayville VIRGIL VANDE WALLE Vocational Agriculture B.S., N.D.A.C. 'if 'fl V 2 ff Q N - If fifty' I QL 6 4 Zfs A c c ' l f JAMES HOLWELL HORACE BORCHER1' Vocational Agriculture Science B.S., N.D.A.C. B.S., Valley City S.T.C 5 FRIEDA ORTMAN Elementary Education B.S., Minot x CLARA HAGEN mem WALKER not Lunch cook Custodian MANFOR CAIN Veterans Agriculture B.S. , Oklahoma ARM College 6 -vw W-W.. ...- -1-'U-I of? Luther Larson FFA 1,2, 3,14 FFA Secretary 3 F1-'A Vice-President h Judging Team 3,h State and National Convention 3 Class President h Boys Choir 2 Concert Choir h Choir Vice-President M Boys' State 3 Senior Play h Chippewa Staff h Annual Staff h United Nations Test 3 An ounce of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. Motto--WThe longer the stairg the greater the victory.W Flower-White rose 7 Class President Colors-Navy blue and Gold Kenneth E. Berg FFA 1,2,3,h Chippewa Staff M Football 3,b Track 2,3,b Hockey b A grudge is too heavy a load to carry'around. Lyla Mae Bergeron ftransfer from Notre Dame-21 FHA Treasurer 2 Band 3,h Percussion Ensemble 3 Band Librarian 3 Class President 3 Girls Choir 2,3, Concert Choir 2,3,h High voice solo 3,h Choir Librarian h Choir Officer 3 Girls State 3 Prom Com ittee 3 Class Play 3,h Chippewa and Annual Staff h Cheerleader 2,3,h Typing Contest 3,h Pleasant memories are always arranged for in advance, - Howard Beyer FFA l,2,3,h Prom Committee 3 Football l,2,3,b Track 2 A comrade neither glum nor merry 8 Martin Boguslawski FFA 1,2,3,h Judging Team h Track 1,2L3 An idea isn't responsible for the people that believe in it Glenn Brandjord FFA 1, 2, 3,15 FFA Vice Presldent 3 FFA President h Judging Team 3 Convention Delegate 3,h Class Secretary 3 Class V1ce President h Prom Committee Chippewa Staff h Annual Staff h A straw vote only show which way the hot air blows 9 Roger Bond FFA 1,2,3,U Prom Committee 3 Chippewa Staff h Basketball 3,h Football Student Manager 2,3,U I said I didn't know - 3 s Z - 15 Orbin Brandvold FTA l,2,3,h FFA Sentinel 3 FFA Reporter h Convention Delegate 2 Class Vice President Boys Choir 2,3,h Concert Choir 3,h Prom Committee 3 Football 3,h State Dairy Farmer 3 It was completely unimportant, that's why it was so interesting. Marvin Brandvold FFA l,2,3,h FFA Assistant Secreta FFA Parliamentarian M Judging Team 2,3,h Convention Delegate 3 Boys Choir 2,3 Concert Choir 2,3,b Prom Committee 3 Annual Staff h Football 3,h Public Speaking Contest 3 ry 3 An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less. Virginia Brandvold FHA 1,2 FHA Music Chairman 1 FHA Convention 1 Band 2,3,h Vice President b Idbrarian 3 C1888 President 1 Girls Choir l,2,3 Concert Choir 3,h Choir President h Prom Committee Senior Play h Chippewa 3,h Annual Staff D Typing Contest 3,b I will listen to anyone's con- victions, but please keep your doubts to yourself. 10 Lowell Fafnis Basketball lg CTransfer student from Mountainl I won't be reconstructed. J nis Gonitzke FHA 1,2,3,h FHA Treasurer h State Convention Delegate 3 Girls Choir l,2,3,h Concert Choir 3,14 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play h Annual Staff h I intended a sentence,'but it became an oration. Inna JGBII Fllgere FHA 2,3,h Girls Choir 1,2 Concert Choir 14 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play ls Junior Red Cross Camp 3 FHA State Degree ls Salutatorian I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. 11 Roger Hall FFA l,2,3,h FFA Sentinel h Dairy Judging Team Basketball 3,h Football la Track l, 2,11 How a man plays the game shows something of his characterg how he loses shows all of it. A 7.---.-,Y 1-- .., -....,..ff K -1 if--n---.T-.4uu, Gordon Hall FFA l,2,3,b Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Chippewa Staff h Annual Staff h Football 2 BasketbalJ 3, Track 1,2,3,h 13514 b It's easier to stand on your own feet than to try to squeeze into another's shoes. Omar Hamnes FFA 2,3,h Boys Choir 2,3 Conbort Choir 3 Chippewa Staff h ht CTransfer studs from Sourisl The greatest labor-saving device of today is tomorrow. IZ Viola Hoff FHA 2 Girls Choir 1,2 Senior Play h Position may bring you riches, but only disposition can make you happy. Duane Jacques FFA 1,2,3,h Football 1,2,3,b Youk'n hide de fier, but wa't you gwine do wid de smoke. John Johnson FFA l,2,3,b So little done, so much to do, 13 Audrey Jones FHA 1,2,3,h PHA Treasurer 1 FHA President 3 State Degree 3 Band and Solo l,2,3,h Ensemble l,h Band Secretary h Band 3 Orchestra 1 Treasurer 2 choir 1,2,3 State State Class Girls Concert Choir 3,h Girls State 3 Prom Committee 3 Class Play 3,h Annual Staff h Chippewa staff 2,3,h Cheerleader 3,b The best way to have a fri istobeom. Ramon Johnson FEA l,2,3 Class Secretary h Boys Choir 2,3 Concert Choir 3 Prom Committee 3 Basketball 2 My famous remarks are often misquoted. end N W Gwen Lee FHA l,2,3,h FHA Parliamentari Band 2,3,h Girls Choir 1,2 Concert Choir h Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play h Chippewa Staff 3,h Annual Staff h BHS Homemaker of Tomorrow h FHA State Degree 3 Co-valedictorian an 2 I'm not arguing with youg I'm telling you. 14 Phyllis Lemieux FHA l,2,3,h Girls Choir l,2,3 Junior Play 3 Chippewa Staff h Annual Staff h United Nations Test 3 Even a small star shines brightly. Wendell Lillestrand FFA l,2,3 FFA Reporter 3 Judging Team 3 Boys' State Hand 3 Boys Choir 2,3 Concert Choir 2,3,h Boys' State 3 Junior Play 3 Chippewa Staff 3,h Annual Staff M Opportunity never calls on people who aren't worth a rap and can't stand a knock, Elaine Linstrom Ctransfer from Dakota Lutheran-31 Girls choir 1,3 Concert Choir l,h Prom Committee 3 Junior Pla 3 Chippewa Staff b Annual Staff M Variety is the very spice of life 15 P Shirley Martel Transfer Notre Dane FHA 2 Class Secretary 2 Girls Choir l,2,3,h Prom Committee 3 Senior Play h It's much too hot for reason and far too warm for rhyme. Allen Lundy FFA 1,2,3,h Boys Choir 3 He's the humor of it. Academy 2 ' Keith McLean FFA 1,2, 3 Blass President 2 Prom Committee 3 senior Play h Chippewa Staff b Football 3 ,n Hockey h I'd rather have an inch of do than a mile of pedigree. 16 Virgil Mortensen FFA l,2,3,h Class Treasurer 3 Boys Choir 2,3 Concert Choir 3,b Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Football 2,h He's a gentleman. Look at his boots. Kenneth Nichol FFA 1,2 Class Vice-President 1 Boys Choir 2,3 Concert Choir 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play h Chippewa Staff lb Annual Staff h Basketball Student Manager h Habits form character and character destiny. Kerin Oelschlager FHA 1,2,3 FHA Historian 2 Girls Choir 1,2,3,h Concert Choir h Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff h Typing Contest 3,h Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone? 17 Margaret Patterson FHA 2,3,h FHA Secretary 3 FHA Vice-President h Girls Choir 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Chippewa Staff 2,3,h Annual Staff b Girls Choir Secretary 2 FHA State Degree 14 United Nations Test 3 Co-valedictorian The difficult I do immediatelyg the impossible takes a little longer. Arlin Pederson FPA 1, 2 The cauliflower is nothing but a cabbage with a college education. Jean Ralston FHA l,2,3,h FHA Secretary 2 FHA Vice-President 3 FHA President h State Convention 3,h Girls choir 1,2,3 Concert Choir 3,h Prom Committee 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play h Annual Staff h Chippewa Staff h FHA State Officer 3,14 FHA State Degree 3 FHA Reg. Convention 3 I ask not for a larger garden, but for finer seeds. 18 Doris Rasmussen Prof Cummittee 3 Senior Play h Your days go the way the of your mouth turn. Orlando Scheflo FFA 2,3 Band 1,2 Boys Choir 2,3 Concert Choir 3 I've never confined myself COI'l'18I'S Fern Rieder FHA 1,2 Girls Choir l,2,3 Concert Choir 3 Prom Committee 3 Map me no maps. to facts. 19 Myrna Slayhaugh FHA 1,2 FHA Secretary 1 Girls Choir l,2,3 Concert Choir 3,h Prom Committee 3 Annual Staff M Junior Typing Contest 3 Billy Siercks FFA 3,h National Convention M Prom Committee 3 Chippewa Staff h CTransfer student from Landal Formula for failure: Try to please everybody. There's a time for all things. Allan Thorsgaard FFA 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,h State Band 3 Boys Choir 2,3,h Concert Choir 3,h Boy's State 3 Prom Committee 3 Senior Play h Chippewa Staff h Football u The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. Z0 Harvey Tnorsgaard FFA 1,2,3,h Football 2 National Convention delegate D No matter how thin you slice it, it's still bologna. LeRoy Vannett Ctransfer from Minot High-hi Concert Choir h Solo h Chippewa Staff b Annual Staff h Football h Hockey M Some are wiseg some are otherwise Wayne Vedquam FFA 1,Z,3,h fYH'Secretary b Judging Team 2,3,b State FFR Band 3,b Band 1,2,3,L, Class Treasurer D Boys Choir 3 Concert Choir 3,h Boy's State 3 Junior Play 3 senior Play 74 Life is a struggle, but not a warfare. Z1 We hardly Lee Weber FFA l,2,3 Boys Choir 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Did nothing in particular, and did it very well. . , ,,,.....,..-Q-.---wg-14-1-v-v-r I ' l,:lT1e Wall Band 1,233,11- Concert Choir Prom Committee Football 2,3,l1 Chippewa Staff la Basketball 3,l1 Track 2,3,l1 3 3 find any persons of good sense save those who agree with us. 2.2 4. 5 1 . Rodney Wetzel Boys Choir 2,3,I4 Concert Choir 2,3,h Boys Choir Secretary-Treasurer 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play I4 FFA 1,2 It's easy to be brave-from a safe distance. 22 FRESHWAY FLOAT HNMQLL THE KnTs mmmwwmk JUNIOR FLOAT AHGYLE'LLS Socx 'Eu x FHA FLOAT WE'LL RFMODEL WOUEL FFA FLOAT CORONATION CEQKMNNY IN THE Fas QUEEN CANDIDATES VlRGlNlA BRANDVOLD HARHI-T 3-+G BETTY Rscufaus SHIRLLV HNAKENSTAD QOANN ERANDJORD 49 C KING WAYNE WALL QUEEN SHIRLEY MARTEL 5iNlOR FLOAT 151 PRIZE LQDEL AlN'T WORTH A SCENT 23 i N 5 A 1 Dk 'G w lx is s ' 'X- EL- - 4' f ,VP-, , - -1 Q. is - , ,, . .A . . 1 .7 .,:,43-I-1 :fri - , .Y 1, :vs . .Affinia - ..,.- j ery ,Y V Seniors of 1 955 Class History Friends, parents, and classmatesl Lend us your ears, We come to bury our senior year, not to praise it. The evil of men live after them, the good is often buried with their bones as it will be with our class. We shall give you the facts--just the facts. At 8:h5 one morning in September the year of nineteen hundred and forty-three, Miss Harnet was to have the honor of introducing the senior class to their first real adventure, School! She was thrilled when she saw the shining faces of Myrna Slaybaugh and Margaret Patterson. Even Kenny Nichol couldn't dampen her spirits. Bravely she faced the coming year with Arlen Pederson, Gordon and Roger Hall, to say nothing of Timmy Bond. These students C?j went through many ingenious devices before passing the first grade, Their favorite was something new called the spit wad, As the second grade increased in knowledge, it also increased in size under the direction of Miss Olson. The newest additions to the crowd being Keith McLean, Janis Gonitizke, and Duane Jaques. Along with Halloween and funny faces came Audrey Jones to make the class complete. Their specialty that year was nature study, though no one remembers what nature of study it was. In the third grade zeros became as common as colds and the cloakroom was usually used for punichment for giggling girls. Miss Campbell was the teacher for that year and the lesson became discipline, which was promptly forgotten when escaping school that year. Lee Weber made his entrance in- to our class quite silently so we weren't sure whether or not he was in our class. Fourth grade started with song and ended the same. We learned all a- bout Mrs. Mastvelton's cat who could run on piano keys, She even tried to straighten out all the crooked backs we had, but from the looks of things she had a time to straighten out the crooked minds. Luther Larson brought fun and a small bit of common sense to the class and his Nshickensn and Hshairsn were overlooked. Another addition to our unseemly little crowd was kern Heider. Miss Haakenstad pulled us through our fifth grade Hyeographyn and the monotony of this year was broken by Blaine lindstrom who was part of our class for one semester, She cou1dn't stand us any longer. . We approached the sixth grade with much fear. Our first man teacher UT- BJOPHSOH was to put uS through that year. we were honored by the presense of Rodney Wetzel, Howard Beyer, and Phyllis Lemieux. Mr' Biornson collected many balls, marbles, and so on that year. We think he probably mad a fortune selling them during the summer. He never did get Lutherns ncopenhagenn because he didn't bring it to school, . Arlen Pederson made another entrance into the senior class when we arrived at the seventh grade, This year is crowded with memories of Mr. Sinclair and his famous and oft' repeated words which are still used by various teachers, In his booming voice he would say, nThe Bell Has Rungln He was Very C0HVinCing too. No teacher has quite attained the effect that his words did, Z4 . l . Eighth grade, slit wads, and trips to the study hall remain fixed in the seniors memories, We weren't quite old enough to join the high school parties and not qiite young enough to go to the central school parties. What a disillusionment! The bright futures of the better scholars were dulled by.the new and brighter scholar, Gwen Lee. Lively Viola Hoff kent the students with vivid imaginations laughing most of the time, Besides, she could yodel better than most of us, Green, green, green, freshmen is what Botno Hi beheld as Virginia Brandvold, Martin Boguslawski, Orbin Brandvold, Glenn Brandjord, and Lona Fugere entered. Mr, Bangs even smiled bravely when John Johnson, Ramon Johnson, Wendell Lillistrand, and Virgil Mortenson with hair all sliched up said, nHi 'ya R.W.' This was the year we should have had the cloakroom for giggling girls as Kerin Oelshlager was so kind to join us. The Thorsgaard's, Harvey and Allan continued to aid us in making life miserable for our teachers, while Jean Ralston, Doris Rassmussen, Wayne Vedquam, and Marvin Brandvold completed the list ofHGreeN feshmen. Ancient history and biology were made mlch more interesting with the help of Omar Hamnes, Orlando Shefflo, and Allen Lundy, Wayne Wall honored us with his presence by coming clear from Detroit to join ns while Shirley Martel and Lyla Bergeron came from Willow City, Not too big a difference between Detroit and Willow City, I'd say, We learnt this in nyeography,H Billy Siercks started the junior year off with a bang. Even MT. Borchgrt's spirit was shaken when he was that bright and shining face. Did we say bright? This was the year of the secrets of whispers but it did leak out that it was the best prom ever. Along with PDP and tickets for speeding came LeRoy Vannett and Lowell Fafnis. They added so much to our mixed up bunch. Just look where we are HOW, SENIORS OF 'SS W ei? iifn IMP, 'f -H 5 as se-eye we W ' if 2 ,f I 33415 1 Qi? sk iteggiifih 5 5 ' ,V f Mil rsiws 5 Qiiifl JE .iiigl , f ' M 5 ' Q - his-r dQQxle W TOUGH AS NAXLS, HARD AS BRICKS SR.CLASS OF '56 Wow! what a year we've had, We're just bubbling with things to tell you. Let's start with Chemistry, We recommend that everyone take Chemistry. It's lots of fun and easy. Did we say easy? Well it's fun and educational. We've felt very proud that everyone in school complemented us on ourlQS gas Crotten egg gasl. Many juniors felt that Bookkeeping would be a bigger help to them than Chemistry. I wonder if it was! We surely can't forget the top honors given to us in History and English class. Honors were for bluffing through our tests and were given by Miss Stewart and Mrs. Weeks respectively, Poor Mr, Fedje, what a year he's had. We seem to always hear him saying, WAll those with no errors raise your hand.n we don't get much hand raising exercise. Oh well, give us time, We're im- proving, Of course, studying wasn't all we did this year. We put on a very good pla , 'Uncle Fred Flits By.' We had a very nice Prom and banquet too, Our class is very well represented in Band,Concert Choir,and athletics! Alvin, Darrell and Arlan made first string in basket- ball and Jerry and Alvin are our next year football captains, Barbara was chosen for cheerleading and Harriet and Betty as Queen candidates, We'd better get busy, see you next year! 26 Class of '56 President ----------- B etty Richard Vice President ------- Harri et Berg Secretary ------------- Janice Pewe Treasvrer ---------- Barbara Nelson FIRST ROW: Laura Mahler, Sharon Ckuistenson, Norma Beyer, Doris Fugere , Betty Richard, Kay Shank, Harriet Berg, Barbara Nelson, Carol Ormberg, Donna Davidson, Irma Foster, Virginia Trambley, Shirley Knutson. SECOND ROW: Advisor-Mr. Fedje, Harlan Nostdahl, Dennis Opland, Alvin Hall, Delbert Reamer, Jerry Woods, Dennis Rosberg, Curtis Larson, Duane Arthur, Allan Fraser, Larry Corbin, Advisor-Miss Kurtz. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Neubauer, Doris Schultz , Geraldine Weise, Getzlaff, Jean Jacobson, Janice Pewe, Ardelle Grimestad, Marlyn Dorothy Caine, Marie Boguslawsld., Yvonne Kofoid, Audrey Hanson, Beckman. FOURTH ROW: Leonard Neubauer, Wayne Suchan, Dale Manning, John Shirley Larson, Beverly Scully, Leslie Turner, Jerry Thompson, Kenneth Wolfe, Arlan Haugerud,C1arence Lee, Darrell Kroeplin, Wayne Boettcher. BACK ROW: Edward Hoff,Kenneth Lillestrand, Carl Freeman,Earl Schneiderman, Rodney Haakenson, Loren Lundy. 27 It'S the Listen my friends and you shall hear of the hapniness of the Scphomore year. It's 19 hundred and 55 and hardly a teacher scarcely survives Cwell maybe a fewi. Mrs. Weeks always little helpers Ceasar wasn't Bcrchert a certain few David N. sn bad--D sure has Do ycu has exciting English classes especially with her and Ronnie L. We even have to admit that Julius t tu Brutus. tried his hardest tc teach us Biology, especially Know that vegetable is a fruit????? case that in history we learned something, but -- what was it Mrs. Berg??? The Home Ec. girls have been quite busy feeding the teachers and the schccl bnard members. We even heard they enjoyed it!!! tr was it just a rumor?? We haven't heard much abcut the Ag. bcys, but they're not as good as you think! . I .fi f A S 28 Class oi' '57 Presiqent ------------ - ------ Leo Jostad Vice President ------------ David Woods Secretary ------------- JoAnn Brandjord Treasurer ---------- Shirley Haakenstad FRONT RCW: Sharon Krogen,Margaret Wicken, Ardell Willard, Helen Brandvold, Lorna Hall, Shirley Haakenstad, Aris McLain, Vonda Olson, Patty Marsden, Violet Hoff, Darlene Peck, Beverly Lemieux, Neola Kofoid. SECOND ROW: Advisor-Mrs. Weeks,Myron Shelton,Wally Hynes,RLnald Wittmayer, Brian Trambley, Glenn Kornkven, Leo Jostad, Ned Miller, David Woods, James Fraser, Advisor-Mrs. Berg. THIRD ROW: Ronald Lillestrand,Gayle Frykman,Beverly Smith,Phyllis Anderson, Loueen Brandvold,JoAnn Brandjord,Vonda Vellema,Karen Varud,Avonne Vellema, Dennis Monson. FOURTH ROW: Virgil Schultz, Gordon Jones, Irene Schultz, Jean Hanson, Anne Scully, Shirley Sjule,Lynne Bergman, Pearl Vannett, Roger Vedquam, Kenneth Gorder. BACK ROW: Gary Olson, Peter Lillegaard,Leonell Grimestad,Ronald Boettcher, Jay McKay, Bobby Vinje, Lawrence Mahler, Marvin Olson, Ronald Thompson. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Wittmayer, Arlen Hagen. 29 Class of 'EC rresifenL-----H ---- Charlene HGDHQYV Vice rresicenL-- ---- Margaret Rosberg Secygtari ----- - ---- ---Nels l-f'Lagl'leSSOY1 T1r-g,35n1rp'f'--- ------- - ----- -Hllth Davis FRONT ROW: Bonnie Grimm, Inez Oelschlager, Shelby Shelton, Gloria Schultz, Geraldine Shank, Judy Listoe, Patty Emerson,Carol Hamnes,Cherell Bergeron, Bonnie Lillegard,Sue Davis, Barbara Freeman, Margaret Davidson, Mary Hoff, Audrey Wittmayer, Advisor-Miss Kittleson. SECOND RCW: Yvonne Thorsgaard, Kenneth Haakenstad, Norman Erickson,Arland Nelson, Brian Sather, Joe Watson, Ronald H nes, Dennis Langehaug, Morris Berg, Kenneth Halavnicka, Roy Simengaard, Bobby Fisher, Margaret Rosberg, THIRD HOW: Advisor-Mr. Borchert,Harriet Petterson,Ruth Davis,Doris Hanson, Marlene Wagner, Sharon Kofoid,LaVerne Wagner, Charlene Haugerud, Elizabeth Scully, Kathy Weeks, Elaine Haakenson, Jeanette Mahler, Janet Robertson, Kay Watne, Diane Davidson. FOURTH ROW: Terry Mosing, Gary Soland, Ted Livesay, Chuck Jostad, Terry Suchan, Nels Magnuson, Wesley Nichol, Darrell Pritchard, Donald Fugere, Dayton Mortensen, Elroy Vedquam, Garland Beckman.. BACK ROW: Rodney Rothlisberger,Curtis Schmidt, Everett Grosgebauer, Patty Thompson, Lois Smith, Bonnie Martel, Norman Steinke, Keith Tcrgerson. NOT PICTURED: Juliane Berg, Joyce Tuttle, Donald White. 30 Eighth Grade president -------- ---- John Weeks Vice President ------ Judith Wood Secretary ---------- Joan Bergman Treasurer -------'-- - G5T'Y Bere FRCNT ROW: Joan Bergman, Janice Baune, Carol Ann Vandal, Arlyce Parks, Cheryl Rosberg, Janet Gagnier, Lavonne Nicholson, Nancy Brandt, Lois Wilhelm. SECOND RCW: Coleen Schneider, Shari Saunders, Gail Gillett, Marlys Weise, Judy Word, Ilene Johnson, Twyla Evenson, Carole Nelson, Advisor-Miss Ortman. THIRD ROW: Curtis Thompson, Kenneth Bergman, Wallace Chriatopherson, Richard Fugere, William Wo.lcott, Arlin Melgaard, Ronnald Tennancour. BACK RCW: John Weeks, Laurence Pederson, Gary Berg, Wayne Johnson, Eugene Rieder, Burnell Hart, Theodore Jacobson, Lester Kittleson. 31 Completing a very active yeir, 195b-55, fifteen FUAer's and two Chapter Mothers attended the State FFA convention at Fargo, April 15 and 16, 1955. The Bottineau chapter was not only represented by this delegation, but also by the four girls who received State Degrees - Lona Jean Fugere, Margaret Patterswn, Janis Gonitzke, and Phyllis Lemieux-and by being recognized as an Honor Roll Chapter. Last fail, october 29, l95b, thirty girls attended the nianrict FHA Rally at Rolla. There Ardelle Grimestad was elected District Treasurer. apeaking of offices above the chapter level, Jean Ralston, 195B-SH State Secretary has made some outstanding contributions to the organization. I' The officers that guided this organization on its l9ph-EE President............ Vice President.......... .............Jean Ralston .........,Margaret Patterson Secretary. ..... ....L0rna H211 Treasurer... ..... ...Janis Gonitzke Parliamentarian... ..s.J0 Ann Brandjord Degree Chairman. ..... ....Ardelle Grimestad Projects Chairman.... ....Donna Davidson Music Chairman.. .... ...Carol Hamnes Historian.. .... ..... ....Patty Thompson Reporter.. .............. ..... ...Helen Frandvold Recreation Chairman...............Sharon Christenson journey were: The projects undertaken by the Bottineau Chapter this past year were numerous. Among them were such new ventures as 2 one-act play and Pie Social, FHA Parent-Daughter Banquet The projects undertaken by the Bottineau Chaper this past year were numerous. Among them were such new ventures as a One - act Play and Pie Social, FHA Parent - Daughter Banquet, Family Relations Skit nJoanie Nodak Chooses Ybr Career,H and an FFA - FHA Panel and Skating Party. Besides this, there were such annual events as the FHA Game Party and the Mothers' Tea at which twelve Chapter and seven Junior Degrees were awarded. Yew, the forty FHAer's at BHS feel that this has been a good year, but next year they fminus the seven seniors and plus a few Freshmenb will be really working for the award that goes to'the outstanding chapter in the state. They are sure that 1955 - '56 will be a repetition of 1953 - 'Sh when the award was theirs, Future Homemakers of America oNNxkfRy :NNN iw LNQQ , Haxtya fi , YQUEET ' 'iil1.' Y 42 , ?Q o 440 Qgb NEW We FHLNT RCW: Advisor-Miss Kurtz, Helen Brandvold, Lorna Hall Donna Davidson, Sharon Christensen, Ardelle Grimstad, Janis Gonitzke,Jean Ralston,Margaret Patterson, JoAnn Brandjord, Patty Thompson, Carol Hamnes. SECOND ROW: Loueen Brandvold, Kathy Weeks, Ruth Davis, Gwen Lee, Yvonne Kofoid, Charlene Haugerud, Elaine Haakenson, Sharon Kofoid. TY-IIRD RCW: Phyllis Lemieux, Shelby Shelton, Carol Crmberg, Lona Jean Fugore, Aris McLain, Ardelle Willard, Audrey Jones, Phyllis Anderson,Neola Kofoid, Bonnie Grimm. FOURTH ROW:Patty Emerson,Harriet Pettersom Norma Beyen Cherrille Bergeron, Beverly Lemieux, Kay Watne, Janet Robertson, Bonnie Lillegard, Lynne Bergman, Vonda Olson. FIFTH RQW: Bonnie Martel, Karen Varud, Patty Marsden, Barbara Freeman, Margaret Davidson. 33 3 PM S F F A Bottineau Hi FFAer's attained new heights in 'Sh-'55, Under the capable leadership of their officers: President ----------- Glenn Brandjord Vice President ------ h1ther Larson Secretary ----------- Wayne Vedquam Treasurer ----------- Allan Fraser Reporter ------------ Orbin Brandvold Sentinel ------------ Roger Hall Parliamentarian ----- Marvin Brandvold and their advisers: Mr. Holwell and Mr, Vande Walle, the Bottineau Chapter received a gold award at the District Parliamentary Procedure Meeting and the state and regional award in Farm Safety. A number of conventions and other meetings were attended by mem- bers of the chapter. Among them were the Jamestown Dairy Show, the Valley'City Winter Show, the State Convention, and The National Con- vention, which was attended by Ken Gorder, Bob Vinje, Glenn Brandjord, Billy Siercks, Harvey Thorsgaard, and Mr, Vande Walle. Of the 85 Bottineau FFA members, several received individual dis- tinctions. These were: bronze awards for livestock judging at the State Convention and at the Valley City Winter Show and a silver award for frain judging at the Valley City Winter Show. In addition, Lennard Neubauer received a silver award for grain judging at the Winter Show, Clarence Lee obtained a gold award in Farm Skills, and Glenn Brandjord placed second in the state in Farm Mechanics. The Grain Sanitation Program was the new project undertaken by the ever-progressive FFA in 195D-'55, 34 Future Farmers of Americg ALVISOHS-MF, Vandewalle, Mr. Holwell. ETDNT RON: Nels Magnuson, Allen Fraser, Roger Hall, Wayne Vedquam, Luther Larson, Glenn Brandjord, Orbin Brandvold, Marvin Brandvold, Howard Beyer, Gordon Hall, Harvey Thorsgaard, SECOND ROW: Virgil Mortenson,Kenny Gorder, Leonard Neubauer, Dale Manning, Martin Boguslawski, Kenny Wolfe, Darrell Kroeplin, Billy Siercks, Roger Vedquam. THIRL ROW: Donald Fugere,Dayton Mortenson,Terry Mosing, Leonell Grimestad, Peter Lillegaard, Ronald Boettcher, Bobby Vinje, Glenn Kornkven, Ronnie Lillestrand. FOURTH ROW: Gary Soland, Roger Bond, Kenneth Berg, Ned Miller, Ronald Thompson, Wesley Nichol, Wayne Boettcher, Arlin Haugerud, Lawrence Mahler, Aumihnq, FIFTH ROW: Morris Berg, Wally Hynes, Kenneth Hlavnicka, Jerome Indvik, Gordon Jones, Elroy Vedquam, Loren Lundy, Duane Jacques, Alvin Hall, James Fraser. SIXTH ROW: Garland Beckman, Marvin Olson, Darrell Pritchard, Gary Olson, Rodney Haakenson,John Johnson, Earl Schneiderman, Wayne Suchan, Jay McKay, Charles Jostad, Norman Steinke, BACK ROW: Brian Sather, Joe Watson, Norman Eriokson, Bobby Fisher, Dennis Monson, Arland Nelson, Ronald Hynes, Myron Shelton, Terry Suchan,Everett Grosgebauer, Keith Torgerson, Dennis Langehaug, Duane Arthur,Kenneth Wayne Haakenstad. 35 Bandbox Banalities Heavily outnumbered, the small inority of seniors Q81 in B, H, S, Concert Band survived a number of attacks by the other 52 band members and remained in condition to participate in the many activities of the organization. First and foremost, the ba d, playing nFina1en from UNew world Symphonyn by Dvorak and Brahm's UHymn of Freedom,n received favorable criticism at the County Festival and a nhighly superiorn rating at the District Music Contest in Minot. The members of the band worked with the choir in presenting the Christmas Story, gave a concert after the instrumental clinic under the baton of Mr. Hahn, favored the public with a Spring Concert, appeared at all the basketball and football games, including tournaments, the Dedication of the Armory, and High School Graduation, Also the marching band, under the leadership of Gordon Jones, drum major, execwted various steps and formations at the BHS, NDSF, and MSTC Homecoming parades, and the Annual Band Festival in Minot, Soloists and small groups activities included a Student Recital, the District Music Contest at Minot, and the State Contest at Devil's Lake. Ratings at the District were: Audrey Jones-highly superior, Rodney Rothlisberger-superior, Carole Nelson-superior, Jean Jacobson-superior, Dennis Opland-superior, Shirley Haakenstad-excellent, Duane Jostad-excellent Ardelle Grimestad-excellent, woodwind quartet-highly superior, and brass quintet-excellent. Word from Devil's Lake states that Audrey Jones received superior, woodwind quartet attained a superior rating and Rodney Rothlis- berger achieved a highly superior, Guiding lights of the organizations were Mr. Sundahl, director, Gordon Jones, President, Virginia Brandvold, Vice President, Audrey Jones, Secretary, Harriet Berg, Treasurer, Carl Freeman, student manager, Barbara Nelson, Margaret Rosberg, Shirley Haakenstad, and Gayle Frykman librarians. Under their guidance, the B, H, S, Band has left a trail of smoke in '55, President-- ------- ----Gordon Jones Vice President ----- Virginia Brandvold Secretary ---------------- Audrey Jones Treasurer ---------------- Harriet Berg 36 'lx Bottineau High School Band ,lx FRONT ROW: Harriet Berg, Rodney Rothlisberger, Jean Jacobson, Ardelle Grimestad, Audrey Jones, Cheryl Rosberg, Patty Marsden, Carl Freeman. SECOND ROW : Virginia Brandvold, Wendell Lillestrand,Gayle Frykman, Sharon Kofoid, Cherelle Bergeron, JoAnn Brandjord, Loueen Brandvold, Shirley Haakenstad, Karen Varud, Gordon Jones, Wayne Wall, Janice Pewe, Geraldine Shank, Diane Davidson, Barbara Freeman, David Woods. THIRD ROW: Helen Brandvold, Yvonne Thorsgaard, Margaret Davidson, Harriet Petterson, Margaret Wicken, Gary Berg, Johnny Weeks, Larry Corbin, Doris Schultz, Curtis Schmidt, Leslie Turner, Charles Jostad, Teddy Jacobson ,, Jerry Woods, Dennis Rosberg, Margaret Rosberg, Duane Jostad, Vonda Olson, Gwen Lee, Dennis Opland, Beverly Smith, Ronald Lillestrand, William Wolcoh Kay Shank. BACK Rlwi Irma Foster,Lyla MaeBergeron, Donna Davidson Sharon Christensen, Barbara Nelson, Allan Thorsgaard Wayne Vedquam, Bobby Vinje,Avonne Vellma, Carcl Nelson, Mr. Sundalh-Director, Kenny Lillestrand. 37 becond Choir CHOIR QUIPS UO Bone Jesun by Palestrina and F, Melius Christianson's arrangement of nLost in the Nightn are two comfositions which the B, H, S, Choir of 'Eh- 'S5, cannot well forget. It was by singing these that the group received favorable criticism at the County Music Festival and a nSuperioru rating at the District Festival in Minot, The sixty-five members of the choir including the twenty seniors, fully equipped with robes Cwell most of them werej and full, rich voices journey- ed through the year under the guidance of Mr, Sundahl and the officers: President Virginia Bran dvold Vice President hmther Larson Secretary Barbara Nelson Treasurer Kenneth Lillestrand librarians Lyla Mae Bergeron Harriet Berg Numerous appearances made by the choir included the Christmas story presented jointly with the band, a concert after the vocal clinic which Mr. Strohm conducted, a sp ing concert, a choir trip, high school gradua- Lion, and high school Baccalaureate, In addition to these appearances, smaller groups have been active. Four vocal soloists were included in a Student Recital and three participated in the District Music Contest at Minot. Ratings in the contest were: Lyla Mae Bergeron, USuperiorn, Kay Shank received an nExcel1ent' rating at the State Contest at Devil's Lake, and LeRoy's rating there was NSuperiorn. Also there was a boy's quartet consisting of Dennis Opland, Gordon Jones, Duane Jostad, and LeRoy Vannett To echo one choir member's comment, Hln this year of '55 we've been as busy as bees in a hiveln How true! How true! 38 Concert Choir F UNT ROW: Yvonne Krfoid, Kerin Oelschlager,Myrna Slaybaugh,Vonda Vellema, Beverly Lemieux,Jean Ralston,Gayle Frykman,Jean Jacobson,Lona Jean Fugere, Barbara Nelson, Lyla Mae Bergeron, Donna Davidson, Harriet Berg, JoAnn Brandjord, Avonne Vellema, Elaine Lindstrom, Virginia Brandvold, Gwen Lee. SECOND ROW:Charlene Haugerud,Janis Gonitzke,Kathy Weeks,Shirley Haakenstaq Lynne Bergman, Geraldine Shank, Audrey Jones, Kay Shank, Margaret Rosberg, Helen Brandvold,Betty Richard,Patty Marsden, Carol Ormberg, Pearl Vannett, Janice Pewe, Ardelle Grimestad, Cherelle Bergeron, Audrey Hanson, loueen Brandvold. THIRD ROW: Kenny Gorder,Peter Lillegaard,David Woods, Gordon Jones, Luther Larson, Ronnie Lillestrand, Rodney Rothlisberger, Kenny Haakenstad, Curtis Schmidt, Dennis Opland, Roy Simengaard, Dayton Mortensen, Charles Jostad, Ted Livesay, Rodney Wetzel. BACK RCW: Allan Thorsgaard, Roger Vedquam, Orbin Brandvold, Carl Freeman, Wayne Vedquam,Kenny Lillestrand,Allan Fraser,Leo Jostad, Marvin Brandvold, Wendell Lillestrand, LeRoy Vannett, Virgil Mortensen, Bobby Vinje, Wesley Nichol, Kenny Wolfe. President ----- Virginia Brandvold Vice President ----- Luther LHTSOU Secretary ------- --5HTbaT8 Nelson Treasurer ---- Kenneth Lillestrand 39 Ardell urlmsuad Audrey Jones Dennis Opland Bass Clarinet Oboe Baritone Weodwind Ensemble BTSSS QUiHtGt Curl freeman Hqdney nathlisberger Shirley H3aK9HStad Audrey Jones Clarinet Margaret hosberg Mlnney Rcthlesberbor D9HHi5 Lpland Ardell Grimstad Duane Jesteu Gordfn Janes Shirley Haakenstad Carole Nelson Duane Jostad French Horn Bass Saxapncne Corcnet Legby Vannett Kaye Shank and Janice Pewe Jean Jacobson Shirley HaQK9n5tad Bass Soloist Alto Soloists Alto Clarinet BaTP3T3 Nelson Lyla Mae Bergeron P1anU Duet Sonrane Soloist 40 SEATEDz Kerin Oelschlager, Elaine Lindstrom, Wendell Lillestrand, Editor- Audrey Jones, Jean Ralston, Luther Larson,Glenn Brandjord, Janis Gonitzke, Marvin Brandvold, Phyllis Lemieux, Virginia Brandvold. STANDING: Gordon Hal1,Myrna Slaybaugh,Lyla Mae Bergeron,Gwa1 Lee, Margaret Patterson, Kenneth Nichol, LeRoy Vannett. Annual Staff SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Bond, Glenn Brandjord, Billy Siercks, Wayne Wall, Kenneth Nichol, Lyla Mae Bergeron, Luther Larson, Plvllis Lemieux, Keith McLean, Jean Ralston, Gwen Lee, Audrey Jones. STANDING LEFT TC RIGHT: Kenneth Berg, Omar Hamnes, Roger Hall, Virginia Brandvold, Elaine Lindstrom, John Johnson, Miss Stewart, Gordon Hall, Allan Thorsgaard, Margaret Patterson. Chippewa Staff 41 we-,--f . --...-,. .,. -.,.W-- - -- -W-vm-Lia. fi,5 EffiaIef qe,,,E, ,1 fff e 6 N 5 N2 . 2 ' 5 N61 H6 4 iggiifgf ig, :IZ kt ,gg a'e 55. , ' SEL , Qu , yt Q? .gxlzvgg Ei, , .QL C 'ii 53,7 I3 o Al Y . f L Y L ,. 3 Q1 fi .I 6 ' w ' f , FM if ,Q is , I :Z Paw. ygf ' M - : Q A f, x H- fx k, 'VWQ 441 ga ,-11, I 'za ,ze ya a , wif VVMWXY 4 0 ivy ,Q ARG' gs .,,' , kenaf i fqg if .V m' ' ,,,' ewan . X be N an X to e , , , D , , r-we - f ' e - ip ,-nz ' . 14 .in . -, L' - fe 'J X In ,- 5' f A - fi ' , f . in . We 'e ,.-::,, ff if-, .M 'RAI 'E 0 i f 5 -,- , , . vs,::.nf 1 -,.-, .-.. 12-H55-,Ei .V fx 'Sp . ,, , , A , 1 'xig' hilt ,..'1 I 2?i 'f - : f ff Eli' Bottineau High School Football Team FRLNT RCW: Marvin Brandvold, Gordon Hall, Virgil Mortensen, Duane Arthur, Dennis Rosberg, Larry Corbin, Ned Miller, Timmy Bond. SECOND RCW: Howard Beyer, Curtis Larson, Roger Hall, Duane Jacques, Jerry Woods, Orbin Brandvold, Delbert Reamer, Alvin Hall, Nels Magnuson. BACK RCW: Mr. Lodoen-Coach, LeRoy Vannett, Kenneth Berg, Keith McLean, John Scully, Arlan Haugrud, Clarence Lee, Dale Manning, Wayne Wall, Mr. Holwell-Coach. i:?F2ggQ5 ..f-- 1 ' Q-'gt' O f Q Football Schedule 195k Bottineau O----Mohall lb Bottineau 21-----St. Leos 20 Bottineau 7----Crosby 7 Bottineau 13-----Minot Model 3h Bottineau 38-----Kenmare O Bottineau 6----Rugby 8 42 c 1 A-funn. 3 TRACK TEAM-1955 FRONT ROW: Donald Pugere, Keith Torgersoq Roger Hall, Brain Sather, Morris Berg, Arlin Hagen,Gordon Hall Alvin Hall Norman Erickson,Daryle Pritchard SECOND ROW: Garland Beckman Kenny Hlvnicka, Curtis Schimdt, Charles Jostad Jerry Woods, Delbert Beamer, Duane Arthur, Terry Suchan Ted Livesax Harlan Nostdahl, Terrv Mosins. BACK HOW: Mr. Lodoen, Dale Manning, Wesley Nichol, Jerry Thompson, Martin Boguslawski, Clarence Lee, Wayne Wall, Ned Miller, Kenny Berg. District 7-Minot Minot Model ----- Bottineaa-- ---- Stanley ---- ---- Underwood---------- Ve1va- --------- Crosby----------- denmare-------- 5 Anamccse ----- --- ---- h O bl 36 ----20 1h -----12 6 Bohtineau Invitational-Bottineau Cavalier------------h6 1fS 3otnineau--- ----- ----37 lflO Minot High School------23 3f5 Devils Lake----------23 115 Rigby------------16 D.L. School for Deaf---16 Northwest Conference-Kenmare Bottineau------ -------- 56 iuionall------..---..--..-3o 116 Cr0sby--- --------- - ---- 11 1f3 Stanley------------2h 1X3 Kenmare--------- ----- 5 1f2 sf.. Lacs---.. -...... ..- 7 New Town-------.---..- lf3 Harvey--------- 43 Co 'b6Ol'l--------------- 3 5 Freshman Team FIRST HLW: Curtis Schmidt, Charles Jostad, Wesley Nichol, Theodore Livesay, Nels Magnuson. SECLND ROW: Ronald Hynes, Kenneth HlavnicKa,Dennis Langehaug,Morris Berg, Norman Erickson, Dayton Mortensen. THIRD RCW: Coach-Mr. Fedje, Robert Fisher, Terry Mosing, Coach-Mr. Lodoen Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Nelson, Audrey Jones, JoAnn Brandjord, Harriet Berg, Lyla Mae Bergeron. 44 FlhST How: Ned Miller, Wayne wall, Arlen Haugerud, Lowell Pafnis, Darrell Kroeplin, Clarence Lee. SECOND HON: Coalfh-hr. Fedje, Roger Bond, Roger Hall, David 1'Jo0ds,mv1n Hall, Gordon Hall. FIRST RCW: Leonard Neubauer, Gordon Jones, Delbert Reamer,Dennis Rosberg, Carl Freeman, Leslie Turner. SECOND ROW: Coach-Mr. Borchert, Ronald Lillestrand, Leo Jostad, Harlan Nostdahl, Roger Vedquam, Kenny Gorder, Peter Lillegaard, Coach-Mr. Fedje. 45 EXPQVZS '55 f 56 lf Wd ,-1 t W , .f,,i o, 1 fly 1 '-:Lt ' 46 X 5 K V T F W L S E N I O P Lowell Fafnis Roger Hall Wayne Wall Oppenent Towner St. Leos Mohall Parkkiver Harvey Dunseith Rolla Leeds Twwner Dunseith Glenburn Carpiu Mohall Carringtyn Minnt Mpdel Holla Mohall Crusby St. Legs Sherwood Minot Model Leeds Lansferd Season's Record Braves bpponent 60 56 55 SO YO 643 61 Cm 3K 63 51 75 60 66 69 6d ix? 56 73 L11 M7 56 71 l S T F R 5 Vordon Nall 1 Q 54 -15 5 47 PH ON P! C3 48 ,IZ 1 ' X 151.05 K- N 9 X. Kenny N, MNwnJ.ZhNmmDL Bi11y 5, Glenn B. 2 Rodney W Orbin B, Virginia W .,.,., flax 1 - K Billy S. V, ,J V Janice P, 'llnfjl . vi, 1'-' can Marvin B, w Myrna S Duane J. Gordon J., Keith M., Andrey J, Leslie T Kathy N., Johnny W. i Margaret P. David W, . ..i.. L,-X 1 W .. Gwen L. .9 'P 0 k ii- i 49 f7 W-C -L1 WCW! HOT Rom! Aurusib AND Dlwfns. 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LL S N si +,4v4v ,, M ..,, .i ,twig VI EA ig, QUITE A vlEw THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 WISHKS TO FXPHFSS ITS APPRECIATION TO THE bOLLOWING FOR THEIR SUPIORT IN MAhING THIS FTBLICATION POSSIBLE: Ace Hardware WQ H, Adams Adler's Dress Sho, Al's Hi Lo Market Dr. W, Baird Bee Line Service O, B, Benson Boltz Motel Borgen's Grocery Bottineau Creamery Bottineau Implement Bottineau Motor Co, Brandts Standard Service C Q G Furniture Store Candy Kitchen Carlson Floral Shop Charnholm Motor Co, Charnholm Shoe Store City Barber Shop Corby's Trading Post Dakota Hide and Fur Dalen's Clothing Store Davidson's Processing rlant Dr, Hoy Douglas E, A. Dxnderland Eleventh and Main Service Ertresvaag Insurance Fairway Market Carbury Farmers Union Elev. Co, First Nat onal Bank Fritz's Clothing Store Frykman Motor Co, Fugere's Trucking Service Gamble Store C, R. Gleason Gordon's Food Center Great Plains Supply Co, Havgeruds Garage Hopper funeral Home Janssen's Ben Franklin Roland Construction Co, Howard Leonard Liens Jewelry Main Electric Dr, K,P,Malvey and Dr, R,O,Johnson Art Marchand Elmer Mackarland Dr. Nelson Newbergers Building Materials Nordmarks Wfstland Service Omemee Bottling Works Opheim Funeral Home Peterson Implement Dr, W, Pewe R O Plumbing Co. Red Owl Store L. G. Benick Sigurdson's Drug Simek Contractor Steimmeir Hotel Stone Hotel and Cafe Dr. G, O, Sveen Glenn Swanson Stat e Theatre Thompson's Backery Thompson's Bakery 0. K. Trambley Dr. J. V. Troyer Trutna's Dept, Store Cecil Turner Twilla's Beauty Shop Vinje Dept, Store lmurice Weeks Wheatland Elevator F. J. Williams Wood Oil Company nzmyf ' g!4! -. I X -+24 r ,-.N , . M. 3 ,, V ,- :M ,,..v,,X V . -.. 4 H -:H ... V ,fx 1 , r'-104' '7g.'ff'2-6+ - 4' 1-w. gs'-nu-an - - Y :ga-.ru-gn,-1-T: 4,v..:.. ,, -6 - if u. V A , . 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