Bowdon High School - Bowdonian Yearbook (Bowdon, ND)

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SENIOR INTE RVIEWS ----.---11 Norman Remboldt nNertzN nPatiencel Patience! Fame is yet to comeu Band 53 Annual.23 Glee Club 33 Senior Class Play. Edna Weippert linda H HA girl of varied interestsn Glee Club 33 Band 23 Basket- ball 23Newspaper lg Annual 23 Pep Squad 23 Class Playy Vice President of Senior Class. Marie Anderson nBlack1en Need a man be tall to be high ?' Glee Club 33 Chorus l3 Pep Squad 53 Editor of Annual 13 Senior Class Play. Russell Buchmiller WBuckeyeW nEqually playful in basket- ball and loveu Glee Club 33 Band lg Basket- ball 43 Annual and Newspaper 23 Operettag Senior Play 2, Loren Unterseher ffundy H HSome day your dream will come trueu Band'5Q Glee Club 43 Annual 23 Class Plays 23 Basketball 2. Alette Hoefs HA slave to no one but her mann Glee Club 53 Basketball23An- nual 2 KEd1tor l yearly Sec- retary-Treasurer of Senior Class3 Class Plav3 Pep Squad lg Operetta. I Marvin Johnson llwlndyll Hwhen in the course of human events it becomes necessary to bluff, then let us bluffu Basketball 53 Band 53 Annual 23 President of Senior Class3 Senior Class Play. June Mielke NIt's a great life if you don't weakenn Club 43 Chorus 23 Class Glee Playg Band 33 Operetta. LeRoy Koenig III-Ieell nHis heart is like the moon, ever ways a woman in itn Senior Class Playg Annual 23 Basketball 33 changing and there isal-

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of l9ll6,began our earlier training in var- ious schoolsg therefore few of us have come through the eight grades together. None of the class graduated from the Bowden School as eighth graders, but we began as Freshman here. Our first years of school were not spent together but each of us tried to grasp the fundamentals for a foundation to later history. we all managed to make the eighth grade up to standard. The freshman year started with an enrollment of eleven: Marie Anderson, Russell Buchmiller, Garry Hart, Marvin John- son, Bernice Kleinsasser, LeRoy Koenig, Lois Lester, Paul Mathre, June Mielke, Norman Remboldt, and Loren Untersehen Later in the year we decreased to eight members with the loss of Garry, Bernice, and Marvin. The outstanding event of our freshmangwnr was hntiation. The boys spent the day dressed as girls and the girls spent the day dressed as boys. In the evening the high school was invited to a party given by the Sophomores, at which we fur- nished the entertainment. Beginning our Sophomore year, the class remained the same. We all worked hard and soon found ourselves Juniors. Alette Hoefs and Edna Welppert, who attended school in Chaseley, became members of our class as Juniors. Shortly af- ter school began Lois Lester left. Several members of the class were represented on the boys' and girls' basket ball team. During the summer Paul Mathre moved away. This year we began in earnest to make history. With the beginning of the Senior year Marvin Johnson a- gain joined the class. The outstanding event of the year was our Senior Class Play, HHere Comes the Pr1nce,N which was pre- sented very successfully. The receipts from the play will be used for our skip day. Those who will receive diplomas at the May Commencement are: Marie Anderson, Russell Buchmiller, Alette Hoefs,Marvin Johnsong LeRoy Koenig, June Mielke, Norman Remboldt, Loren Unterseher, and Edna Weippert. Class officers are: President, Marvin Johnsong Vice-pre- sident, Edna weippertg and Secretary-treasurer, Alette Hoefs. Leaving school,we wonder where our paths of life may lead. For the boys the immediate prospect will be induction -into the armed forces.