Bowdon High School - Bowdonian Yearbook (Bowdon, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1948 volume:

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He graduated from Bowdon High I School and reached the age of 18. Gene was a person who could be taken into confidence and who helped all when they were troubled. Duane johnson was born january 28, 1930. He would have graduated from Bowdon High School with the class of '4-8. Duane reached the age of 17. He will always be remembered by his pleasant smile and willingness to help with any class work. Duane and Marvin were brothers: Robert was their cousin, and Gene was a very close friend. MEMORIES They are gone, but certainly not forgotten: Forever through the days their memories will remain-- Their songs, their laughter, the words they spoke Are still and always will be a joyous refrain. We look upon them as if they are just asleep, Free from weariness, fear, and the wants of life, Free to go on to the road of happiness and joy Away from all the present toils and strife. 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Marlin johnson Chorus l-2-3-4 Plays 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball l-Z-3-4 Pres., Student Council 4 Basketball Captain 4 . Phyllis johnson Band 1-Z-3-4 Pep Club 1-2- Glee Club l-Z- 3-4 Chorus l-Z- 3- Basketball Z- 3-4- Plays 3-4 Operetta Z Class Officer 4 Mar Band l-Z-3-4 Basketball 4- Chorux l-Z-3- Play 4 Class Officer Z y Ellen johnson Band l-Z-3-4 Pep Club l-Z-3-4 Glee Club l- Z- Chorus 1-Z-3-4 Operetta 2 Plays 3-4 Class Officer 3 Annual Staff 4. Lois Krause Band Z-4 3-4 -4 Pep Club 2- 3-4 Chorus Z-3-4 Glee Club Z-3-4 Operetta Z Basketball 3-4 Plays Z-3-4 . , J-E' Q Q , X Q . ' - ff,-:,n 'x1nvwf:-was La-1,11s.1su1f'uec::w assess-.ne , uni Darlene Krueger Pep Club l-Z-3-4 Glee Club 1-Z-3-4 Chorus l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Plays 3-4 Annual Staff 4. Norman Schaubert Band l-2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Plays 3-4. Bernadine Thorstenson Band l-Z-3-4 Pep Club l-Z-3-4 Glee Club 4 Chorus 4 Basketball 1-Z-3-4 Playa 3-4 Class Ofllcer l-Z-3-4 Annual Staff 4 . ' Darwin Scbaubert Annual Sta!!-4 Playa 3-4 Chorus 3-4 Class Officer Z- Audrie Schmidt Band Z-3-4 Pep Club Z-3-4 Chorus Z-3-4 Basketball 4 Operetta Z Plays Z-3-4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4. Ervin Wellman Chorus l Basketball 4 Play 4. 4 5 1 A fi E 5 3 e f 5 4 . x 3 x It?-' 1u !x.A',? I 2' ' ' 'v -f f I . ' ' :fig 'Zl1'lllL 1 : . ' ' ' :-' , -L C 1 XE -132:100A1Hl'1QK!Aif9.KhlK-7Q!r3EGA!'411-,!7:1,YX Hi ZL!I11Q15nAD,-T KIJYHREI U r CLASS HISTORY OF THE SENIORS OF 1948 In September, l94-4, nineteen freshmen started in Bowdon High School. This group consisted of eight boys: james Kunz, Marvin Hirsch, Marlin johnson, Duane johnson, Norman Schaubert, Darwin Schaubert, Ervin Wollman, Ernest Hoffg and eleven girls: Phyllis johnson, Mary Ellen johnson, Darlene Krueger, Bernadine Thorstenson, Ruth Mathre, Grace Mathre, Delores Bennetto, Adele Golder, LaVonn Tetz, Mildred Haux, and Audrey Farnumb. During the term we lost james Kunz, Marvin Hirsch, and Adele Golder, This left a total of sixteen to enter the second year together. Entering our second year all enrolled with the exception of Ruth and Grace Mathre, Mildred Haux, and Audrey Farnuzrng this left only twelve. We gained two girls: Lois Krause, who entered from Heimdal, North Dakota, and Audrie Schmidt, who entered from Puyallup High, Puyallup, Washington. LaVonn Tetz moved away during the summer. Beginning our junior year, Carol Nelson and Iva jean Reutter from Chasely started, but they both withdrew before the end of the year. During the summer, one of our classmates, Duane johnson, lost his life in a tragic car accident. This left only twelve of us to receive diplomas. The ones to receive diplomas are: Delores Bennetto Ernest Hoff, Marlin johnson, Mary Ellen johnson, Phyllis johnson, Lois Krause, Darlene Krueger, Darwin Schaubert, Norman Schaubert, Audrie Schniidt, Bernadine Thorstenson, and Ervin Wollman. During basketball games in our junior and part of our Senior year, we sold pop, bars, potato chips, and gum. This money went towards our senior skip-day. The outstanding event of this year was our Senior play, Peter, Beware ! which proved to be a success. Our class officers are: President-Mary Ellen-johnson, Vice President-Marlin johnson, Secretary-Treasurer-Phyllis johnson. Now that we are leaving school, we are wondering where our paths of life may lead. Whatever we do, we all want to be successful. 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'Qty Qrchest emian Band Lois Krause Ambition-Nurse Subject-Chemistry Pet peeve-Town scandals Pastime-Working in drug store Song-Stardust Saying-I know, cause that's psychology Actor-Humphrey Bogart Darwin Schaubert Ambition-Aviator Subject-Math Pet Peeve-Taking Norman to Ed's Pastime-Reading Westerns Song-Ballerina Saying-That could be Actor-Gregory Peck Actress-Ingrid Bergman Singer-Bing Crosby Book-Nevada Color-Blue Orchestra-Guy Lombardo. Phyllis johns on Ambition-Secretary Subject-Math OVCI' Pet peeve-Waiting for my date Pastime-Writing to Soldiers Song-I'm in Love With Two, Sweetheart Saying-Go on home Actress-june Allyson Actor-Bing Crosby Singer-Perry Como Book-The Yearling Color-Green Nickname-Phil Orchestra-Vaughn Monroe Bernadine Thorstenson Ambition-Nurse Subject-Chemistry Pet peeve-Parasites Pastime-Reading Song-Now is The Hour Saying-Oh kiddo Actor-Peter Lawford Actress-june Allyson Singer-jo Stafford Book-jane Eyre Color-Blue Nickname-Maggie Orchestra-Wayne King fcontinuedj Actress-Katherine Hepburn Singer-A1 jolson Book-jane Eyre Color-Sky blue Nickname-Louie Orchestra-Frankie Carle i 11, V, 7 ,J-r . - 'L yur L, , - ,.,,. 74 -V EH. -5- ' ,SW fr. -,,.:-24 , 'VV- E , Z, 'm g'gg,jv,m -1 E Lim ' sf.-fi' :f j:5'.?5U ,N M - ' :J -1 wifi' 'Af . 4,1 , Km ' P 4 w z mm Audrie Schrnidt Ambition-Hairdresser Subject-Typing Pet peeve-Going to bed before Pastime-Different things Song-Serenade of the Bells SENIOR INTERVIEW fContinuedJ 8 Saying-You're the gladdest one of them all. Actor-Rory Callhoun Actress-june Allyson Singer-Frank Sinatra Book-The Egg and I Color-Kelly green Nickname-Schmitty Orchestra-jack Schaff and the City Slickers. Marlin johnson Ambition-Go to college Subject-Math Pet Peeve- Fouling out in basketball games Pastime-Basketball Song-The Waltz You Saved Fo Saying-That's tough Actor-Humphrey Bogart Actress-Lauren Bacall Singer-Perry Como and jo Stafford Book-Pride of the Yankees Color-Blue Nickname-Marly Orchestra-Sammy Kaye. Erwin Wollman Ambition-Aviator Subject-Math Pet Peeve-Washing dishes Pastime-Listening to radio Song-Four Leaf Clover rMe Saying-As far as tha.t's concerned Actor-William Bendix Actress-Have none Singer-Dennis Day Book-Huckleberry Finn Color-Blue Nickname-Wolly Orchestra-Spike jones. Darlene Krueger Ambition-Nurse Subject-Chemistry Pet peeve-Going home Pastime-Dreaming of a certam person Song-Mickey Saying-I don't know Actor-Fred McMurray Actress-Claudette Colbert Singer-Perry Como Book- The Egg and I Color-Blue Nickname-Kruegs Orchestra.-Benny Goodman Mary Ellen johnson Ambition-Get through college Subject-Literature Pet peeve-Nosy people Pastime-Writing letters Song-Now is The Hour Saying-You make me lofi Actor-Spencer Tracy Actress-Myrna Loy Singer-Perry Como Book-Matched Pearls Color-Rose Nickname-Sissy Orchestra-Wayne King Ly. J 35: 4 1 1 n .1 - . W1 42, ral? ' 1... l DY-, 4-A ,.-,:b.- rl, ,h 'WL' Tv .I -S-he :, gn , . , W. as I . Av f . If r U. . 3,5 .:f.,.l. 3 - 1. ggpilwx F, ,i!r... in 3 M. 3 N 'y,..,f5:.q,j,V A A ' ' 'I 14 . ' ,JM v. x R . is F .5-.aglrx 4 4 451. ff: Life: .. ww .IU Jw, -. fffgnf Lg. f. ,. ,mg .4 fm xg , Ag , V AU 4 x 5 if 1.3! X if is 1 L.. w 1 ' ' J ,.- ,. , .u .A .. . wr WEL ,- v -V H ' xv 4 A - 4 - ,., ,u 65 . ' :pa '. X -33 A 4 z Lew. -1 2 r' Y ' Jn ' 5321 .J , ,x ow, 5 Y F ' 1.i, T1 . . , ' V- -- .Y A 1 f :f ' 'A I 1' 4 .Fw . fm Z :.. 5 1 . . M. , . mu..:1:,w.: 3- -, :V wing .. ,ln A L , 1 ,., 1 5. 2 ' - ax an f -as f ,,i U LJL , ' - .2 1. . Qvrzf ,- me CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1948 of Bowdon High School, of the County of Wells, and the State of North Dakota, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and de- vices of whatever nature or form heretofore made by us. First, as a group we will our deep appreciation to Bowdon High for the many benefits reaped. Second, our gratitude goes to the entire faculty for their aid and instruction. Third, to our advisor, Mr. Lensegrav, we will our deepest sympa- thies for being able to give us his tolerance and guidance during the past year. To the juniors, we extend the right to accept or reject all carved and battered desks and all our Senior dignity. To the Sophomores, we will our ability in long argument that never gets us anywhere and our dislikes for getting down to business. To the Freshmen, we will our fondness for cake and chewing gurn and our skill in hitting the waste baskets with paper wads. Now we come to the personal bestowals which have been awarded to individuals with complete consideration to the fitness of the recipient. I, Darlene Krueger, will my knowledge to Phyllis Fortney. I, Audrie Schmidt, will my respect for teachers to Audrey Kelm. I, Lois Krause, will my ability to get along with Marlin johnson to Margie Kunz. I, Mary Ellen johnson, will my sense of humor to Doreen Martin. I, Delores Bennetto, will Tirn Larson to Phyllis Oien--now hang on to hirn. I, Phyllis johnson, will my ability of getting along with jimmy Kunz to Arlene Grover. I, Bernadine Thorstenson, will my ability of getting to school every day to Lorraine Oien. I, Darwin Schaubert, will my ability to influence the Senior girls to Gurmen Schimke. I, Norman Schaubert, will my good looks to Wesley Tiedtke. I, Marlinjohnson, will my popularity to jack Krueger. I, Ervin Wollman, will my ability to get a date with Iris Stroh to Don jorgenson. -was 5. AWN. ag, , - iflffvcq L V . 5 vs 7- rf, rv ' I ' Exe E- V. ,v f, ,id ., ,mf ..f..1 4 Ami 2 va.: 1'2'1f'L . Hcjgv,-ig ,W ,. . 1-' 51: fa. 1- 'Piu - , uf lv. mf-Wi JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The juniors of '47 entertained the Seniors of '47 in the romantic setting of an Old Fashioned Garden. Initiations, table decorations-including place cards, favors, etcfcarried out the idea with an actual flower garden in the background, including trellises entwined with flowers, artificial grass, a singing canary, and a lawn chair. Our menu also brought out the ideag it was as follows: Moonlight and Roses ffruit cupsj Humxning Birds Butter Cup Petals fchickenj Qvegetable platej Sundial Salad Green Berries fgelatin saladj fpeasj Snowball Blossoms Murky Pool Qmashed potatoesj Qcoffeej Lover's Delight Garden Pebbles fstrawberry shortcakej fnuts and candy, The mothers of the junior Class prepared and served, in courses, this delicious supper. Our titles for the toasts were: Open the Garden Gate -Mary Ellen johnson Close the Garden Gate -Robert Fuhrman Our Garden Walls -Dale Thorstenson Dirt in Our Garden -Impromptu speeches by several Faculty members, juniors, and Seniors Trees -solo by Mary Ellen johnson Moonlight and Roses -Clarineb Saxophone duet by Audrie Schmidt and Phyllis johnson Rocks We have Moved -Ramona Martin Seeds We Have Planted -Robert Drake Leaves We Have Raked -Robert Fuhrman Everyone enjoyed spending a lovely evening in the garden n Q, W 1 ' 9 Our junior Class Play ELMER AND THE LOVE BUG A comedy in one act, by Beatrice Humiston McNeil, was presented in the spring of our junior Class year of 1947, under the direction of Mr. Lensegrav. With Mother away and Elmer safely tucked in camp, the girls of the Collier family decide to have a formal dinner party. It's a big event and as the T oceed with their prepar- tions they are thrilled with the pro ct of not having Elmer around to upset their smoothly planned schedule. But that little darling can't be kept in any one place for any length of time: no sooner have they expressed their joy at his absence when he pops in and not in too agreeable a mood. Social life has no appeal to Elmer, and girls--well, they're just taboo! It's the great outdoors that attracts our young hero-that is, until a sweet young thing by the name of Millicent Carr creeps up on him unaware. And Millicent seems to know just the right thing to say and when to say it. The lovebug gets Elmer and he's pretty badly bitten but with each bite the audience was furnished with plenty of good whole some comedy. CAST janie Collier ----------- jeanie ----------------- Susan ------------------ Elmer ----------------- Fannie Belle -------- Luke Lawson ----------- Hubert Brown ----------- Millicent Carr ---------- Friends of the twins: Faye ------------- about eighteen--- Bernadine Thorstenson her twin ------------ Mary Ellen johnson their younger sister -- their brother -------- a colored girl who wor a college student ----- about Luke's age ----- ------Lois Krause ---- Duane johnson ks by the day ----- Delores Bennetto Norman Schaubert --- Marlin johnson a friend of Susan's -------- Carol Nelson Wanda -------------------- ' --Darlene Krueger ---Audrie Schmidt Winnie -------------------- --------------- P hyllis johnson Cecil ------------------ -Elmer' s friend ------- Darwin Schaubert The chorus sang and a few other nurnbers were presented to complete the program. x 'si :VM ' L, 'iv ff 1 3 Q.. , ,,.. x -hu 'V WS: 5 1 W f' , ,X , Sq? 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Then Peter discovers why all the girls are paying so much atten- tion to him. He even suspects Melinda, and tells her off as a heart- less little gold-digger. But Flo, the negro maid, does a cupid act that brings down the house on a play that has a grand array of youthful parts. Cast: Peter and Melinda, a crafty Eunice, her sponging relative, and her hen-pecked Archie, the irrepressible Flo, a crafty stenographer, the three charmers whom Eunice engages, a Hollywood agent, and Sa.rn, Peter's likeable friend. Eunice Rogers - Archie Rogers - Tim Weatherly ----- Flo -------------- Peter Barrett ------ Sam Disney ------- Miss jones Clara Witt -------- Evelyn Bronson jane Monsell ------ Owen Williams ---- Melinda Holland CAST a socially ambitious woman ------- Mary Ellen johnson her husband --------------------- Ernest Hoff a distant cousin of Eunice's ----------- Marlin the Roger' s maid johns on ----------- Delores Bennetto Eunice' s half- br other ---------------- Norman a friend of Peter's --------- a New York stenographer a professional model ------- Schaubert Darwin Schaubert Bernadine Thorstenson -- Audrie Schrnidt an ex-deb --------- ------------- L ois Krause an outdoor girl --------------- Phyllis johnson a theatrical agent ---------- -- Erwin Wollxnan Archie's niece -------------- Darlene Krueger . 1 ' 1 J if , ,.. 1' Ti-,A 'Y I PROPHECY We find Ervin studying for the ministerial works. We always knew you'd be a minister, but never did we guess that Doreen would be the organist. Now wait a minute students. Let us tell you of the lives of our former bosom friends and fellow classmates. Then maybe you'll understand why we dreaded to graduate and also why we want to go back to good old Bowdon High School. As we look into the future we find Delores busily typing a newspaper report covering the latest headlines. Oh yes, Ernie, we knew you'd make it with a soap-box and your gift of gab. You could start any political movement. We find Marly in his den with his basketball medals at his right, Nedra at his left, and his typewriter at his feet. It's twenty years and we find Tommy still on his knees: Mary Ellen hasn't made up her mind whether she'd rather teach or sell eggs. Phyllis, so help us, if you don't stop riding around in the red truck it's going to be a dead giveaway and you might as well give upg he still has to sell gas another 10 years before he receives the premium. Darlene hasn't quite made up her mind yet, but we do believe she is con- sidering the trucking business. Darwin, how you worked and slaved at your typewriter: well, a good dish washer always comes in handy, but we always did say you should have spent more time at Home Economics than on typing. Norman must have started something when he took the part of a popular man in the Senior Class Play. The girls are still flocking around him. Oh, we see it now, you've started a knitting class. We find Audrie at her beauty parlor and she has a helpful husband: well, forevermore, Marvin did get her, and guess what he does for a living ? He plays the guitar and mouth organ while Audrie sets hair and manicures nails. The song that started their love was Doodlie Doo. Okay, Berny, we thought you'd end up in Minnesota, but never once did we realize that you'd learn to play the accordian that lay behind the sofa. We see Lois working in a drug store the rest of her life waiting on jerks. 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Lorraine Oien Glee Club 1-Z-3 Chorus l-Z-3 Pep Club l-Z-3 fp,,,g , .1 V I' '. 7 -I 4 K 1 L A , ,,' , V W . I will Y. 5 ,e . ls-v, Ei .Ww V5.6 115' X A f 2:15 if . 'rv X ff 2 . .fri - .mf f 14.14. dw, -:gi 11, l 1 . L , :, .' -Xu f '-afnxv .zxmunxlenvegnsw , Kenneth Sucket Glee Club 1-Z-3 Chorus 3 - L I Ph llis Oieu Virgil Rodacker Y Glo! Club 1-Z-3 Chorus l-2-3 Chorus l-Z-3 Glee Club l-Z-3 Pep Club l-Z-3. Basketball 3. Gurmen Shlmke Band 1-Z-3 Glee Club 1-2 Chorus l-Z-3 Operetta 1 Pep Club 3 Play Z Annual Staff 3 Mildred Tallman Wesley Tiedtke Gllo Club l-Z-3 Glee Club Z-3 Chorus l-2-3 Chong. 2-3 Class Officer 3 Band 2-3 Pep Club 1-Z-3' Class Officer 3- Arlo Unterseber Glee Club l-Z-3 Chorus l-Z-3 Basketball 1-2-3. I , , I , Q,-,, X - v , A :A in - V- ' ' :M uni, L K ug R b -Q .VZ ht, SOPHOMORE CLASS Row 1: Iris Stroh, Lois Mlelke, Lawrence I-Inluska, Clyde johnson. Row Z: Virgil Koenig, Mm-lyn Schaubert, jmck Krueger, Billy Schaubert, Ralph Wellman, Allen Brynjulson. Fm-:sl-:MAN CLASS Row 1: Charles Thorstenson, Bobby jesse, Donna Rodacker, Donna johnson, Row Z: jackie Grover, Ardyce Thorstenson, Arthur Lensegrav, jr., Norma Fu.h4-mag., Don jorgenson. fi Vin. ,gow 1 .sf .S k nuunaumxa-f FRESHMAN INITIATION Usually all of us are eager to begin a new school term--that is, nearly all. For you freshmen, we show our deepest sympathy. Or should we? Didn't we upper classmen have to go through the same ordeal? How the teachers could survive that day, September 2.4, is beyond me. You'd have to laugh every time you'd look at the Freshrnan row. Of course on the other ex- treme, there Were a few that appeared very attractive. Take for instance, Norma Fuhrman, the gal with the housecoat, slippers and pin curls. Ardyce Thorenson, with her complete cowboy outfit, and jackie Grover with his clown suit, paint, etc. Typical negroes were Art Lensegrav and Clara Mae Rexine. lncidentally they made a very cute couple! Are these the olden days again? One would have thought so if you would have seen Donna johnson and Bobby jesse. Donna made a charming Indian woman. The latter was dressed as a pirate. At noon hour, one could have noticed many business men peering out of their windows. Why? Well it was the customary parade in which every freshman had the privil- fs-g-E of participating. Ask Charles Thorstenson why he was a little chilly upon returning: remember that he was the lady for the day. Wig, stockings, dress, and purse changed his appearance considerably. At 8:00 P. M. we all got together at the school gym. A rather interesting question on the program was asked by a sophomore of Don jorgensong it was: Do you think Teachers will get to Heaven? It would be a very inter- esting question for debate in English class. How about it Miss Hehr ? The evening came to a close with the serving of hot dogs and pop. It really wasn't too bad-was it, Freshmen? Alb X F 5 f r -. H . .,, Q-5-rr V-, , 15,1-if fl w 1f.,,: , 1' ' ..i'j5'5y. ,' f x .+ 11:2 , 5 K, M Gif f 9 L: 'flown f ' qi ffllviiggl iff X - 15 - 54g5,s.fQ, . 1 U. - FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS Our freshman class began this year with nine members as follows: Norma Fuhrman, Donna johnson, Clara Mae Rexine, Don jorgenson, Art Lensegrav, Charles Thorstenson, jackie Grover, Robert jesse, Ardyce Thorstenson. Donna Rodacker later joined making the total ten. The main event of the year was Initiation. Everyone was to dress as directed. The best dressed for this event was Charles Thorstenson, who was dressed as a girl. We also presented a Freshman-Sophomore play, Hans Von Smash with a few members from each class. The proceeds of this play were used to purchase a new set of Comptons Encyclopedia for the study hall. To raise class funds dues are collected. Our class officers are: President Art Lensegrav, Vice-President-Donna johnson, Secretary and Treasurer-Norma Fuhrman. The freshman subjects are: Mr. Lensegrav, English l, World History, and Orientation-Miss Hehr, Citizenship-Mr. Simmons. SOPHOMORE NEWS Our school year started with ten members. They are as follows: Clyde johnson, Billie Schaubert, Lois Mielke, jack Krueger, Marlyn Schaubert, Ralph Wollrnan, Virgil Koenig, Lawrence I-laluska, Allen Brynjulson, and Iris Stroh. Our class officers are: President-Clyde johnson, Vice-President-Billie Schaubert, Secretary and Treasurer-Lois Mielke, Class Representative, jack Krueger. The Freshman-Sophomore class also gave a one act play, Hans Von Smash . We Sophomores also planned the initiation party. lt was hard work but it was fun. This year we started collection dues for future use. THE jUNlOR CLASS OF 1948 In the junior class of 1948, there are fifteen members. We started the school year rather quietly, but soon we began to raise funds for our junior activities. To do this we sold pop, potato chips, and candy at the basketball games which were home games. We also pay dues each month as another means of raising funds. Our junior play will be directed by Miss Elsie Hehr. The proceeds from this play will be used for our junior-Senior Banquet, which will be in the spring. It is to be semi-formal with a Hawaiian setting. The members of the junior class are as follows: Audrey Kelm, james jesse, Willis Koenig, Margie Kunz, Doreen Martin, Lorraine Oien, Phyllis Oien, Virgil Rodacker, Gurmen Schimke, Kenneth Sucket, Mildred Tallman, Wesley Tiedtke, Arlo Unterseher, Arlene Grover, Phyllis Fortney. The class officers are: President-Wesley Tiedtke, Vice-President, Margie Kunz, Secretary and Treasurer-Mildred Tallrnan. Class Representative is Audrey Kelrn. 4 4 X :.,,, 4 . ' 1' - I 751313 if ,zf:4.g.f1lQ:ZYg , WLS, m2591355 'R 'L',filf,f,' ff' .E 1323 K' ' 1 yi Xwe.'ixf,. 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Mill Myer!-Teacher, Dennis Lund, Ronnld Werner. Robert jones, Myron Grindheim, Leun Anderson, Darwin Rodacker, Maynard Brandon. Row 3: 4, le 4 - .1 X- 1 Z T' 'ff' 7 ., .141 P ei . -'f,.Y: ' +' l If- 1 ,--are I -, Q V , A. L-34551-5 TV' ff W2 'iii' wif: Q .1 1 J ., ' 45:13 ,yy ,V - , ., 1 1' - 1, 4 5 1 ty VV , i . M W ig ' X' x', ' ,. 51431 , 'T 1 L I X xi 1 ,',' iff ' ' f ,fav f- V , 952-' x ' 1' ,.a-qw nwai. - V I fi 2 ,V ,- VA 2- A M955- 'Ying . '.,'E,'4 n v , , J f .5 , '-vm,-, e My ,I Y Lf. 1 4 1 ..,. , Row 1: Row Z: Row 3: Row ': Row Z: FIRST AND SECOND GRADED Connie Wright, Virginia Somerville, Charles Gussick, Phyllis jones, Roberta jones, Berty Delger, Rochelle Pfennlng, Norman Rexine, Clinton Buckmiller, Alvin Brandon, Sharon Grindheim, joyce Brandon, Janice Somerville, Dennis Unterseher, Cliff johnson, Cleo Moser. Dale Fuhrman, Wendell Shultz, Ronald Swarner,- Virgil Werner, Robert Rall, Lyle Taylor Leo Rall, Robert Taylor, Dean Anderson, Teacher, Miss Aslakson. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Kenneth Thorstenson, joyce jorgenson, Dixie Kunz, Lois Krause, Loren johnson, Eugene Fuhrman, Denneth Moser, Barbara Telllnghuilen, Stella Rall. Jerry Werner, james Thormodagard, Vernard Rall, james Grindheim, Kenneth Somerville Lee Delger, lerome Stroh, Robert Wager, Teacher. Mrs. T. Fortney. , ,, 1 gg : .1 x ,, : ,fp , -Z mf X xg-fu' La iff , 1' V . X : E ' ,, -4 '- ',f5.f, . ' ' ' R ' ff2 'afF ' sf ,Y Q gn , 1 4 , p 1 Li? THE PRIMARY ROOM We are all busy trying to learn to read, so that we can enjoy the many interesting stories there are in books. Then there are numbers to get acquainted with, words to write, pictures to color and draw, and songs to sing. We have enjoyed our new slide outside. When the weather has been cold we have played with our farms and store, or with dolls and toys brought from home. Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine day we had so much fun. We also enjoyed a lot the day many of our parents came to see us. We hope you will come again. 3a.nd4 There are seventeen enrolled in the third and fourth gradesg five girls and twelve boys. As a project for history and language work, we are making booklets, containing short stories about the lives of Great Americans. For Art class we made Winter Fun Scenes and used them as a border for our room. Our room enjoyed a party on Valentines Day. 5and6 We began the school term with twenty-three in our room. Those leaving us were Elizabeth Backmeier, Robert Lee Garver, Willis Wollman, Bernadine and Regina Backlneier As a project of our Y. C. L.. organization, we sent several boxes of clothing to a needy family in Germany. D Our Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine Party were enjoyed by everyone. 7and8 On the morning of September 16th, thirty, seventh and eighth graders trudged up the pathway to knowledge. At the close of the second month jim Wollrnan went to another school, but at the beginning of the ninth week Dennis Lund joined our ranks, bringing the nurnber again to 30. The Thursday evening before Halloween, faculty members and our room gathered in the gym for an evening of fun. As a result of the effort put forth by our program, game and lunch committees, the party proved very enjoyable. For the Christznas Program which was given at the town hall, our room took part in the Glee Club and gave two dialogues. Many parts had to be substituted, but the parts were well done. The girls sang Little Bluebird of My Heart as a nurnber between acts when the seniors gave their play. .V M, -5 A we 145,22 ,nf 1 '5fi'ff.f wal , W, mm 4 1 ,gwgefgz 41, V '. .mf-L ' . JM.. . 'i .Y-I':n - Wa, .2 , 353, . ' 1,4 359123 S X f 'fi-' ' ' Eg g ,qv ff mx' 4 Ar Ms' .-2 wr . :-I, , N TQ. Us - ' mv- 'l' ,AE , , -AK - -U, J, 11,3 ss. 3 7' i 1 .F kg ,mf ,f C J gf. it 9 K 3 7-LP, I x ' , , ! qv X S? 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La Von Brynjulson, Laun Anderson, jackie Grover, Shirley johnson, Patty Buckrnlller Delores Bennetto, Margie Kunz, Phyllis Fortney, Doreen Martin, Wesley Tiedtke, Arla Mae Paulson, Ernest I-lofi, Dallas Kunz, Allen Strand, Charles Thorstenson, Myron Grindheim, Wesley Markwart. Norman Schaubert, Arthur Lensegrav, jr., Phyllis johnson, Lois Krause, Bernadine Thorstenson, Audrie Sclunidt, Mary Ellenjohnson, Ardyce Thorstenson, Gurmen Schimke, Mr. Simrnons lDirectorls 3-15'-fg U- '+?'F 'i- X amz: wi 'fs ,mi ,J : ff, we f ' if A y-f.,f,,,. ., , V , 1 -Hr f FRS. . I. , sf ,cz , . We 3 ,c.-. .V Q ylgv- ,-2 ' JE, A f-. g., .,.f . - 25- - ' I-,fu-Q 2' Fifi 1' mu.namz1:m1 fz-1 -.1 BAND The Bowdon School Band is now in its Sth year, and at the present time' is being directed by Mr. Simmons. Our band has diminished in number this year due to the number that graduated last spring. The band has performed a number of times this year. The occasions being' the Freshman-Sophomore play, the Christmas program, the County tournament at Fessenden, and the Senior Play. Plans are now being made for the spring concert which will be presented in April. A pep band has also been organized, and it has been playing at the basketball games. The total membership of the A band at the present is 30. These are the members in their respective sections. Cornets Jacqueline Schimke Wesley Tiedtke Willis Koenig Roger Tellinghuisen Allen Anderson jackie Grover Baritones Norman Schaubert Doreen Martin Drums Bernadine Thor stenson Lois Krause Alto Horns Laun Anderson Myron Grindheim Kenneth Hildebrandt Basses Charles Thor stenson Dallas Kunz A B band has a Cornets Roger Tellinghuisen Roger Anderson Eileen Brynjulson Dean Somerville Vernon Krause Donald Paulson Drunis Arla Mae Paulson Patty Buckmiller lso been organize Clarinets Mary Ellen johnson Gurmen Schimke Phyllis Fortney Phyllis johnson Arthur Lensegrav Ardyce Thorstenson Dorothy Ann Taylor Carol Grindheim Sandra Lee jones Alto Saxophones Delores Bennetto Audrie Schmidt Margie Kunz Trombones Ernest Hoff Allan Strand Allen Brynjulson d, composed of the following 12 members Alto Saxophones LaVon Brynjulson Shirley johnson Trombone Bobby jes se Clarinets Laverne Fuhrman Sandra Lee jones A pie social was sponsored by the members of the band to' help raise money which was to go towards band uniforms. 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To sparkle up the entertainrnent there were six eighth grade girls who sang, 'six Little Maids taken from The Mikado. Near the middle of the program a one-act play was presented, Hans Von Smash It was put on by some of the freshmen and sophomores. The cast included jack Grover-Hans Von Smashg Marlyn Schaubert-Mr. Batch, jack Krueger-Henry Dasheri Bob jesse-Mr. Prettyman: Donna johnson-Mary Batchg Clara Mae Rexine-Susie Patchg and Ardyce Thorstenson as Katie, a servant. The play was very amusing and pro- duced many a laugh. The girls ensemble also sang. This group included most of the high school girls. Their nurnber, Dedication, was well sung and directed. In between numbers, Mr. Simmons and the band gave us some nurnbers which included Little Rastus and Pursuit Squadron. Miss Hehr directed the play and the other musical numbers. We thank her and Mr. Sirnmons for making it possible for us to present this program. We took in S51.95. There was an expense of Sl0.91. This left the net proceeds as S-40.94. The money was used for part-payment for a new set of Compton's Ency- clopedia for the high school library. THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The school's Christmas program was held on the night of December 23, 194-7. Every room contributed to some part of it, thus making it a big success. Composed of 76 voices, the seventh-eighth grades, and high school sang, Oh Come All Ye Faithful in two parts. A group consisting of 17 boys sang, O Little Town of Bethlehem in four parts. Their ability surprised many of their parents and friends. The high school girls ensemble, which was in three parts, sang a minor piece, My Sheep Were Grazing. Mary Ellen, Doreen, and Audrie served as an echo chorus in the refrain. The first to sixth grades, inclusive, formed a human Christmas tree, under the direction of Miss Aslakson. This was arranged very effectively by means of steps beginning with the smallest and ending at the top with one sixth grade girl fArla Maej. 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ANN UAL S TAFF Row l: Bernadine Thorltenson, Darlene Krueger, Lois Krause, Mary Ellen johnson Row Z: Phyllis Fortney, Audrie Schmidt, Arlene Grover, Margie Kunz, Delores Bennetto. Row 3: Gu:-men Schimke, Darwin Schaubert, Arthur Lensegrav, jr., Marlin johnson, Norman Schaubert. Not Pichxredz Phyllis johnson, Ernest Hoff, lris Stroh, Ardyce Thorstenson, Phyllis Oien, Ervin Wollman, Doreen Martin. E 1-fiffi. 153' , 1 55. fi 1 Agni .uyb-2 1' K' Q ,m.,,-M., ' 'hv 1 HQ., ,L Q, 1, 'f 1 --37 . v. 1 v , , P, ,k A, V+ 1 Y' W' . , greg? A, 1. 1 : 'PF .QT J mv., - D J' . .' , 1 M x 5 .f'f,'. S fp: U X X X in ,, QL ? ? ZR X F . I M F f 1 f' Zi it H ,l Y- A. JN. ggi, ,R A m , ' ,nr , , F QT' V 1 . , . . , , , Y ., '4 , G.:-' 1 gif .. Q ag, vw . , . If W ,C-gi ' ' L ff. . ix N- , . 'ZW J H , H 1 - 1, '1 lf-. . , 'V I r f , f 1 11. - J'f,,2,f,,u'.11 ,V ' . 5533.2 F1Mgf1g,1'W:i :QQ-w . - ' ' ' .il ' : 'W R . ELWV , .. 1 a.-yjggjgfy ',.hYA3 qi ' , - vgfg-.1-,,,V-fl 2 ', X :YQ L J 9 I I . 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Wesley Tledtke, Clyde johnson, Don jorgenson, Ernest Holi, Ervin Wollmen, Bobby jesse, Charles Thorstenson, Mr. Lensegrav, Coach. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Ardyce Thorstenson, Arlene Grover, Audrie Schmidt, Bez-nndlne Thorstenson, Audrey Kelm, Lols Krause. lrll 51:1-oh, Ldil Mlelke, Nllss Thomele, fCoechj, Darlene Krueger, Phyllis johnson, Doreen ,Mnrt'ln. . , 'V 1-, - '..,?'f ' ' if af' L. rr- 1' -f ga ,A E M ,, i , ,' , . - 5. gy , ., 9 lg, N M sum. f Y ' 7,1 ,, ' ' 4 -iq 5. '93 4 A. J 5 P Me ' 3 W1 45 52, ' E, mx A f sv' A, I 'vb 4 x L x. ll' J. i, ,k 4, Aw- - V 1 , ,.,:. , A , W if IL K .1 5 H x euuww. W I- . N, tl: 5. .-1, y -z,-- . L Ns :E fm -as .lm mana. BOYS' BASKETBALL OF 1947-48 Under the coaching of Mr. Lensegrav, the Bowdon Beavers had a considerably successful season, winning 17 games and losing 4. The Beavers chalked up eight consecutive victories before bowing to the Alumni. The second loss came at the hands of the strong Fessenden Five. The Beavers were definitely off at this game. Then came the county tournament where the Beavers lost their third game 32-31 in an overtime with Cathay. Missed shots at the free throw line spelled the difference for the Bowdon boys. Bowdon took consolation honors by trouncing Heaton 63-28, while Hurdsfield won the championship by defeating Cathay 28-27. Marlin johnson was placed on the all-county team. The Beavers went on by winning 7 more games before losing to Robinson in the District Championship game. Due to bad weather the team was forced to cancel three games, two with Tuttle and one with Robinson. The Captain was Marlin johnson and Co-Captain, Arlo Unterseher Marlin johnson and james jesse were placed on the all Sub-District team Marlin johnson, Arlo Unterseher and jack Krueger were placed on the all District team. BASKETBALL SCORES We They 31 Pettibone 17 47 Cathay 24 43 Pettibone 22 38 Hurdsfield 14 27 Sykeston 3 28 Alumni 34 31 Robinson 26 35 Heaton 25 61 Sykeston 22 15 Hurdsfield 14 25 Fessenden 48 50 Heaton 25 46 Goodrich 17 30 Alumni 22 County Tournament First Round--Bowdon 31 Cathay 32 Consolation--Bowdon 63 Heaton 28 Sub-District Tournament First Round--Bowdon 47 Martin 34 Semi-Finals- Bowdon 44 Heaton 16 District Tournament First Round--Bowdon 39 Dawson 34 Finals ------- Bowdon 23 Robinson 33 1 -K . Lf' 113- 'rf' Vik ' - 1 11f in-is-1 fm, ' .1175 119.1-3:52 as Q1 1-, 1 ' ' . 55,331 ,, , .-,,3Q5LW:,:-BQL5 1 ,fi -4 11. Q -,1'. .vftgvi , J. TV f. .- 1-as err- 1 ,fi ' Yixlgl-1j'ii,i'11, 131141 1 jffx is v1 Nm- r Hi .1111 QM- , JQIQD' 'N V bij- , ,.-. 'f-,S 1' 1' 'H , 1 -, , . 1 1 1 1 r-, 4 ,11, ' ' 21 LW' ' 11' 1 Q 1--,.,.11:f.,1f,m 1. 1 lzglgwgi,:55!,51,.--1+.g2f1g1',,,1. 1 . 1g, Q-,I-V 1 45 11 1'2kgwf:j?1Jg3!'Qil2' .' F., 1, 1 , J: 'fi'1fi'11 . Ls f 1 M,-.1 - 51' iffy! , If , M, W. ...,. ?,.11.. , . 'E 'FEQEQ7 1' ' 5' ' Te? A - , -. -1,-ig32,s1.1f 1.155 1 , 1 A 534 WV 1 ' if :grw 1.11 4' affilf- 12, . L g 1 J bu , ' I ,., F. 5 ' 1 62 THE BOWDON BEAVERETTES The team consisted of Audrie Schmidt, Arlene Grover, Ardyce Thorstenson, Audrey Kelm, Bernadine Thorstenson, Darlene Krueger, Doreen Martin, Iris Stroh, Lois Krause, Lois Mielke and Phyllis johnson. Donned in their new suits of red and white, they made an impressive sightg the suits were purchased with money that had been raised by means of a basket social. The Beaverettes, under the coaching of Dora Thomale, completed the season very successfully, playing six games and winning all six. The sub-district tournament was held at Wing. The Beaverettes played the first game with Martin, which resulted in an easy victory. The next two games with Tuttle and Robinson, respectively, made for a keener competitive spiritg the Championship tilt was played with Robinson. The Beaverettes came home vic- torious over all and bearing with them the first-place trophy. The captain of the team was Bernadine Thorstenson with Audrie Schmidt as co-captain. The team will lose Lois Krause, Darlene Krueger, Audrie Phyllis johnson, and Bernadine Thorstenson, who are seniors. The girls were unable to make the trip to Mandan. Audrie Schrnidt, Ardyce Thorstenson and Bernadine Thorstenson were chosen on the all-tournament team at Wing. 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GRAIN - WOOD - COAL - SEEDS CLIPPER CLEANERS CUSTOM CLEANING BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA Y ,W in 1 41, -, 7 - UNZ IMPLEMEN MCCORMICK DEERIN G FARM MACHINERY AND IMPLIEMEN TS REPAIR AND SERVICE PHONE 30 BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA Mil , 1 I 3 -.ip -A--1 - A-Dr-1---.gush - -.l - LTA: Harmidys Red Owl FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH AND COLD MEATS GROCERIES - SOFT DRINKS - CANDY STOCK SALTS OF ALL KINDS PHONE 23 BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA artiais Fa rway Store FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SMOKED AND FRESH MEATS GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WE PAY TOP PRICES FOR EGGS AND HIDES WE SMOKE MEAT AND DO GRINDING PHONE 99 BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA ini I -.B . , - 1 SaIIy's Garage Service S. S. SCHIMKE, PROP. FORD TRACTOR DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT TIRES - ACCESSORIES FORD FARMING MEANS LESS WORK - - MORE INCOME PER ACRE PHONE 70 BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA Thompson Yards, Inc. LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIALS - FENCING - PAINTS VARNISHES HOME OF QUALITY LUMBER GAYLORD JOHNSON, MANAGER PHONE 41 ...nl .:, J. Markwari impiement PHONE 65 BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA Jones Hardware Johnson and Son DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FUEL BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA BEN F. OSER Good Clothes for Man and Boy Member of the Allied Clothiersu Fessenden, North Dakota I PIONEER GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - Groceries John J. Schumacker, Manager Phone 72 Fessenden, North Dakota THORNE'S DRUG AND CONFECTIONERY Richard Thorne, Prop. Bowdon, North Dakota BREIDER'S TEXAfCO SERVICE Firestone Tires - Gas - Oil - Greasing - Tire Repair Phone 78 August Ereider, Prop. Fessenden, North Dakota SiEIBiEL'S TAVERN Gurk and Chet, Props. Liquor - Beer - Pool Bowdon, North Dakota STANDARD OIL COMPANY D. E. Unterseher, Agent Bowdon, North Dakota DEW DROP INN Dinners Lunches Candy - Pop - Ice Cream Service With a Smile Bowdon, orth Dakota 0 KRAMAR'S Dry Goods :: Ready-to-Wear :: Shoes Phone 37 Bowdon, North Dakota NERLIEN LOCKER PLANT Fresh and Cold Meats - Frozen Fruit - Fish Art Nerlien, Prop. Bowdon, North Dakota BOWDON PRODUCE T. Tellingruisn, Prop. Cash Buyers of Cream and Poultry Phone 31 Bowdon, North Dakota 1 1 lu in 1 I r 1 l Compliments of JOHN 'GRIENDHEIM Trucking Bowclon, North Dakota KOELLER BROS. TAVERN Beer - Liquor - Wines - Soft Drinks - Toloaccos - Pool Bowdon, North Dakota BUSINESS SERVICE AGENCY Life Insurance - Notary Public - Real Estate Tillman Fortney, Manager Bowdon, North Dakota Compliments of BILL DRAKE Congratulations to the Senior Class Bow-slon, North Dakota BOWDON MOTOR COMPANY Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Bovvdon, North Dakota TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Gen-eral Repair and Welding Refrigerators - Bottle Gas Stoves - Radios Bovvdon, North Dakota N EVENSCHWAN DER FUNERAL HOME W. A. 8z Roger Nevenschvvander, Props. Ambulance 'Service Licensed Embalmer Funeral Director Parlors Over -Gamble's Store Fessenden, North Dakota N EVEN SCHWAN DER GAMBLE STORE W. A. Sz Roger Nevenschwander, Props. Hardware - Tires - Auto Accessories - Furniture - Washers Stoves - Radios Phone 152 Fessenden, North Dakota I 1-1 DOLLY'S BEAUTY SHOP 'Hair Dressing Bowden, North Dakota BRYNJULSON PHILLIPS 66 Bulk and Retail Stations Phillips Quality Products None Better Try Our Service Albert Brynjulson, Prop. Phone 100 Bowclon, North Dakota FIZSSENDEN MACHINE COMPANY I. H. C. Company Farm Machinery - Trucks - Tractors M. O. Miller, Prop. Fessenden, North Dakota OSER'S MEN'S STORE Located in Pioneer Building Peter O. Lang-emo Props. Eugene G. Liehelt Phone 178 Harvey, North Dakota i 11. 1 1 3 1 1 l A. F. HAMMARGREN, M. D. CHARLES J. BECK, M.. D. Physicians and Surgeons Harvey, North Dakota VALENT BARBER SHOP JOHNSON 'S JEWELRY Willard Johnson Ernie Kopperud At Your Service Anytime Watch Repairing - Au Types of Jewelry R- A- Valenti P11011 Phone 4 Fessenden, N. D. DELITE BEAUTY SHOP Ella A. Helgesen, Mgr. 8a Opr. Phone 11 Fessenden, N. D. MIDWEST LUMBER YARD Building Materials - Paints - Coal C. J. Olson, Mgr. Phone 29 Fessenden, N. D. HOLSUM BREAD Don Clark, Distributor Compliments of JERRY FINN ENGINEERS Fireproof - Moistureproof Insulation Lifetime Guarantee JOHNSON'S THRAESHERS AND SHOCKERS Bowdon, N. D. l KRAUSE'S BARBER SHOP Bowdon, N. D. Compliments of Compliments of A. E. WESTERVELT BOWIT Z and SON Bowdon, N. D. Bowdon, N. D. . F. H. BECHTHOLD SERVICE SHOE SHOP i Bowdoin, N. D. Compliments of DR. TAYLOR Fessenden, N. D. I SWAN'S GROCERY I Fessenden, N. D. I I F ARMER'S UNION OIL CO. Fessenden, N. D. 1 l HARVEY BLOCK 81 TILE R. Sawyer Mgr H1LLsTRoM ELECTRIC co. General Contracting Electrical Appliances - Refrigerator L Phone 559-J Harvey, N. D. Service Phone 65 Fessenden, N. D. Phone 74-W Harvey, N. D. Build with Cement Blocks I N BI E ELE PIONEER MERC. CO. 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