Carrington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Carrington, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1956 volume:

CARRI GTO CARDI AL OF 1956 Edltor 1n-Chief SHARON GUENTHER 11. ei Asslstant Edltor MARY KAY ROHRER Busmess Manager GERALD PAULSON Pubhshed by the Cardmal Staff of the Carrmgton High School Carrington North Dakota under the d1rect1on of Sharon Guenther Edltor 1n chlef Mary Kay Rohrer Assistant Ed1tor Gerald Paulson Business Manager and Edna M Fylken Advisor 5 f 5 f' . i i I I 1 'I ' 2 , I . 5 0 Q i ACTIVITIES m6004664 THEIR MAIESTIES Queen lla Faye Fomshell Krng Gerald Paulson f mm ffrmrnnmffrfrrmm PRINCES Iim Bujalski Bob Engberg LeaVerne Hale Dennis Marcussen PRINCESSES Sharon Guenther Darlene Meyer Mary Kay Rohrer Marion Smith .luzgez On Ideal fall weather provlded the settlng for thc 1935 Home commg Under the supervl slon of the semor class plan mng began durtng the flrst weeks of school and was cl1 maxed by the gala weekend of celebratlon October 7 Vllth Illa Fornshell and Gerald Paulson as l955 queen and klng homecomlng festlv IIIGS equaled any held ln the prevlous years The royal couple together wlth thelr attendants and the band led the parade down .L...A ff? Y 3 BX. through the mam sectlon of FHSI Flaw F1021 town Vltnnlng the coveted flrst place for the best float were the senlors The junxors attempted to carry out thexr threat placed second and thtrd place honors were Beat the Orloles but were unsuc shared by the freshmen and pep club cessful Followlng the game was At the game that evenlng the Cardxnals the annual Homecomlng Dance so sptrlts dtdn t rema1n dampened for long The party wlth a harvest theme added the flnlshlng touches to an excltlng weekend nba! Szvzaf Looking over the copy of the latest Sentinel, Edi- tor Gary Schmid discusses front page headlines with his assistant, Marion Smith. Edited every six weeks and printed at the Foster County Independent, the Sentinel is distributed to an eager student body and may well be the most widely read publication in this area Each issue involves much work. Information for improving the paper was gained at various press conferences Purposes of the paper are to provide the students with news of school functions, give the reader food for thought through the editorials and furnish enjoyment FIRST ROW Bob Kallberg Darlene Meyers Marion Smith Orlando Heinitz Gary Schmid Sharon Guemher Robert Engberg James Kraus SECOND ROW Jackie Meyer Vanda Lee Fornshell Patricia Butts Jorene Zink Sherrill Holverson Dorothy Cruchet Joan Zimmerman Linda Beaudoin THIRD ROW Sandra Footitt Veronica Footitt Yvonne Sondag Bonnie Sletten Judy Skadberg Carol Wenstrom Sonja Skadberg Jean Ann Quenemoen FOURTH ROW Mary Kuehn Judy Liddle Karen Anderson Mary Kaye Rohrer Lou Ann Fandrick Vanda Lea Beach Peggy Rosenau Deanna Anderson FIFTH ROW Ralph Nicolson Rodney Engberg Richard Perkins John Cousins James Bu1alsk1 Ted Ramsey Jack Rogelstad Lea Verne Hale 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . e4d'7t FIRST ROW Jrm Bujalskr Lou Ann Fandrrck Gerald Paulson Sharon Guenther Mary Kay Rohrer Lea Verne Hale Lrnda btokes SECOND ROW Suzanne Brady Marlene Galt Bonnre sletten Jean Ouenemoen Sherrrll Holverson Joyce Zlllk Eleanor Haedt Joan Zrmmerman THIRD ROW Darlene Meyer Angela Hettwer Swartout Marron Smrth James Kraus Vaunda Beach Judrth Lrddle Margaret Carmody Darvrn Hrrsch Thls year Sharon Guenther had all the worrres and head aches rn the plannrng and wrlt mg of thc yearbook She and her assrstants Mary Kay Rohrer and Gerald Paulson carefully scanned other year books before decrdrng to make d,I'3SllC changes rn the makeup of the book Xl 1th a wrllmg and able staff to assrst 1n the changes thc offrc In tasks were greatly lrghtened Fln ancmg the project was the brg problem as rt lm every year, and the usual ldeas were fol lowed through to make monf y THE EDITOR AND HER ASSISTANTS Shirley Duursma, Judy Skadberg, Adrieynne Torcher, Lola Townsend, Shirley Okert. FOURTH ROW: Marlys Popular Guys! South Sea island natives who served at the banquet preceding the prom. ,4Qa1a7Z945 Soft ltghts dreamy muslc and a gatly decorated gym accented the theme of the 1955 jumor Sentor Prom Stranger tn Paradtse The room was mag1cally trans formed tnto an tsland w1th stlver and brown streamers hangtng from a dark blue starry sky Hangtng from the sky was also a yellow plneapple ftlled wtth balloons which were released durmg the course of the evemng Next? .f, I' sxx ' s 7a zenaeonlm Gary and Marx Kaw ISRCIIIIQ the Grand Marrh Trme out for punch Entering, Paradise Island l fs f L, Hail the Happy Seniors, All Set. Directed by Miss Carol Moreland, high school English teacher, the senior class com- edy, Mother is a Freshman by Blau, enter- tained a large and appreciative audience . Headed by Marlys Lang as Abigail, Carolyn Stokes her daughter, and Gene Schutt as Pro- fessor Michaels in the main roles, the play made a terrific hit with the audience . Pausing in their hustle and scurry before curtain time are members of the senior play cast who presented the comedy. Marlys, the leading lady , poses with just a few of the eligible males in the cast. if 6. if .if i 3 Q 7464 704466445 lnner Willy confident in every thing Willoughby s three aunts por trayed by Mary Ann Leppke as Aunt Olga Doris Oren as Aunt Hester and Carol Hallowacks as Aunt Louise are trymg to decide what kind of disease Willoughby as Willoughby Adams Aunt Hester Aunt Louise Aunt Olga Inner Willy Carol Martin Stanley Clark Mike Marybelle Turner Trudy Marshal Janet Marshal Director Stanley Clark portrayed by Wal- ter Knewald, is jealous of Eddie Smith as Willoughby Adams be- cause of Carol Martin, played by Vaunda Beach. Glenn Meyers as Mike is a friend of Stanley s who is standing by to see what happens. Inner Willy portrayed by Tommie Carmody is Willough by s inner self and tells him everything to do. Edd1e Smith Dorls Oien Carol l-lallawachs Mary Leppke Tommle Carmody Vaunda Beach Walter Krlewald Glenn Meyers Judy Skadberg Patricia Butts Shirley Duursma Miss Moreland 4456 Q FIRST ROW Judy Skadberg Adnenne Torscher Jackle Meyer Carol Hallwachs Judy Rohrer Shrrley Okert Carol Topp Mary Ann Lepke Shrrley Duursma SECOND ROW Patty Wohl Judy Lrddle Mary Kay Rohrer Sharon Guenther Letla Lura Lou Ann Fandr1ck Suzanne Brady Lola Townsend THIRD ROW Royce Melson Edgar Stegm1er Gerald Paulson Darlene Huff Marlys Swartout Margaret Carrnody Darlene Meyer Paul Hafner Arlo Stedman FOURTH ROW Walter Krrewald Ted Ramsey Ronald Semmens Eddxe Smrth Marhn Stokes Delton Aldrrch Dennrs Marcussen Dale Townsend FIFTH ROW Gary Schmrd Lea Verne Hale James BuJalsk1 Rrchard Perkrns John Cous1ns Lyle Paulson James Herrrnger Gerald Kallberg Robert Engberg Passmg by room 204 at 10 a.m. the stu dents may hear the C.H.S. a acappella choir rehearstng. Under the leadershlp of Mr. Skakoon the chorr students soon learn to reallze that smgmg at pubhc performances 1sn't the mam purpose of the choir. As they succeeded rn masterrng techmques, thetr appreclatron of worthwhile musrc grew. Completmg a year fllled wrth act1v1t1es, the 1955 56 concert cholr has presented the Chrtstmas and sprrng concerts, partlcrpated tn the mustc festxval, and feted the class of 1956 at commencement CXCICISBS Mr Skakoon, Drrector ' azfii ' We 4. 4' My 3 5 1 , . , , , 1 W ' A ' V , 3 Q , X E I E 'V Y! xi V ' 1 H .3 A 9? ,Q , 9 I , 1 1 1 v v v - I 1 n , . , . - - , . f , . . . , , - . , . . , 1 , . : . . , . . , . Of S049 U L 39 asm QAEWQQQQQEQQQQ Qt 6 AB- A FIRST ROW Left to nght L Pfann I Hagel D Kanwlscher B Guenther R Nelson L Cellmer R L1ddle L Fanduck C Neuman S Hrrsch A Presser SECOND ROW K Engberg R Semmens T Ramsey D Schmrd D Pxerce D N1colson M Page A Stedman F Kanwlscher P Hafner D Hrrsch THIRD ROW R The1s T Carmody R Fornshell M Stokes B Wnght D Stegmexer L Pxerce R Schultz G Paulson D Marcussen R Kallberg FOURTH ROW D Townsend G Schmtd I Bujalskl L Hale E Smlth J Aljers R Perklns I Lrddle R Swaner D Aldrlch E Stegmexer FIFTH ROW F Engberg J DeBo1t J Herlnger S Tracy L Paulson I Cousrns J Kallberg G Meyers R Bort R Engberg 'I' Boys Quartet. James Herln er, Lyle Paulson, 8 Dennis Marcussen, LeaVerne Hale. Y' Baritone Soloist, Ronnie Semmens ALTO SOLOIST: Lou Ann Fandrick We Sala ef GIRLS TRIO: Lou Ann Fandrick, Judy Liddle, Shirley Okert. ACCOMPANISTS: Dennis Marcussen, John Cousins, Eleanor Haedt, Janice Nichols, Carol Wenstrom, Judy Skadberg, Adrienne Torscher, Mary Kuehn, Peggy Rosenau. l SOPRANO SOLOIST: Shirley Okert Sala sm 2444 244. 99 as a +1 gy 19 990 FIRST ROW M Enzmrnger J Plann D Kanwischer J Nrchols M Leppke C Prerce E Haedt I Zlm merman D Cruchet J Pfann C Getty A Nysted B Berge SECOND ROW E Machart C Topp D Hanson I Fornshell S Halverson M Hewltt B Rrerson E Scheck G Fr1tz M Prerce L Kautzman L Presser A Wahser D Pergande G Buskness B Hallawachs THIRD ROW C Krueger L Beaudorn D Zrnk I Meyer M Galt L Stokes J Quenemoen S Fooutt I Vorhaug S Skadberg L Fornshell C Wenstrom V Garland B Butts M Scheck M Moberg A Hettwer J Zrnk V Fornshell FOURTH ROW E Wentland M Garland M Krueger B Hafner C Stokes S Behrens S Okert K Kaiser C Ibsen S ROW P Wohl V Footrtt Y Sondag B Sletten P Buckner D Anderson P Rosenau S Guenther M Rohrer V Beach P Butts L Fandnch S Brady A Torscher L Townsend L Lura I Skadberg S Duurs ma M Pfann SDCTH ROW I Lxddle L Stokes D Summers I Summers M Fruhworth P Srlkey E Parks M Carmody M Swarthout D Meyer D Huff K Anderson M Kuehn L H111 M Hettwer D Paulson S Hafner L Hale G Mrller D Oren Over Statron C H S TV almost any school day you can hear mem bers of the boys or grrls glee clubs, the juntor chorus the trro or solo rsts practlcing under the very able gurdance of Mr Skakoon The vrm and vlgor w1th whrch everyone stngs makes one realrze that thrs IS an ex tra currrcular act1v1ty that rs thor oughly enjoyed Many delrghtful publlc perfor mances have been presented by these groups Not only is thls edu catronal and entertarnlng but the partrcrpants dertve a rrch experrence from these presentatrons PaI'tiC1patlI1g ln the mL1S1C feSI1 Adrlenne Torscher Carol Topp val held at Devrls Lake, North Da kota, each sprlng, these groups have drstrngurshed themselves rn various ways to brlng recognrtlon to our school GIRLS SEXTET Judy Skadberg accompanrst Marlys Swartout Mary Kay Rohrer Suzy Brady Lola Townsend I is , , ' , ' , ' A 1 , v ' '. 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Concerts during the winter and spring were highlights to remember. How proud we were of our part at the music festival. Hats off to our band- master, Mr. Skakoon! FIRST ROW: Peggy Rosenau, Eleanor Haedt, Barbara Schimke, Shirley Hafner, Mary Kay Rohrer, Sharon Behrens. SECOND ROW: LeaVerne Hale, Richard Wenstrom Ronald Liddle, James Schultz, James Sletten, Robert Mikelson, Gerald Paulson, Judy Rohrer. THIRD ROW: Adrienne Torsher, Judy Kallberg, Jerry Liddle, Charles Gilji, Ralph Nicolson, James Bujalski, Dennis Marcussen, Ronald Semmens, Rodney Engberg. FOURTH ROW: Lyle Paulson, Delaine Summers, Marlene Galt, Delrose Zink, Claudia Stokes. .L 1,1 J 1 1 4 'Nw Linda Beaudoin, Bonnie Berge, LaVonne Stokes, Delrose Zink, Shirley Duursma, Diane Pergande, Karen Liddle Sharon Linderman, Peggy Rosenau, center. Saxophone Quartette 16hwzqSZ4ffpuae4 SEATED MarlysHew1tt Adr1enneTorscher Marion Sm1th Lola Townsend Darlene Meyer STAND ING Carol Wenstrom Jacky Meyer De Lame Summers Pattr Butts Student members of the library staff grve up valuable study periods to work at frlrng cards shelving books helping at the loan desk arranging magazines typ ing cards and removing obsolete addl tions Much extra time is spent by Marion Smith head student hbrarian checking to see that the staff has kept the library in neat order The library staff has been made a successful working unit through the ef forts of Miss Moreland their advisor Mxss Moreland Advisor ' I D I I ' ' I I I ' . 1 1 I 1 ' ' - . . 9 a . , . I QQ: f 5, ' fifv pg we Jr 4' 1 y 1 3 W Y TSE 4 ' if -5 f5gfM,,f+ Le- 1 , VM, y.f,1ga, ft W .,g, 1 ff. v, ffm, Q ,, 57311: ,xiii f ,Zfe 4 1W ' H fgq' 5 3331 f , f h ..-.1: A. 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SEATED Ioan Zimmerman Beverly Hallowachs Carol Wenstrom lean Ann Quenemoen Bonnre Sletten STANDING Helen Erstad James Krause lerry Mrller Donn1eN1cho1son Robert Errckson Eleanor Haedt '7 C CLUB Sl:ATED Rtchard Perkms Donald Nrcolson Robert Mrtchell Lea Verne Hale Walter Krxewald John Aljets Gerald Paulson Dennxs Marcussen Bob Engberg Ralph Nrcolson Kenneth Engberg STANDING Advlsor Maruno Don Young Rxchard Swartout lddle Sm1th Lyle Paulson Orlando He1n1tz John Coustns Jerome Auwmger Gerald Kallberg Fred Engberg Gary Schmld Dale Townsend QUILL AND SCROLL SEATED Sherrill Halvofson Mfifgaret Carmody Mary Kay Rohrer Lou Ann Fandnch Jud y Llddle STANDING Marlon Sm1th Orlando Helmtz Gary Schmld Shxrley Duursma Sharon Guenther I GLC. , . Q . ,A 53-'gi f' -5 , 1 F 1 W. M ' ' 1 , 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 I 1 4 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ,vf 1 , ' , ,V A . ,f V rw X :L aaa ' .4 'Y . 13 H-'. 'lf l'. 'fl' ...:e..g ,Ln - . . u.. K 5 :.',,'.:l-fifl, 'f. 1 ..-Lf., -,'.1,'4' 0. ' o , O W , . - . 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The f1ve delegates who rep resented Carrington at the National Interscholastic Press Association 1n Grand Forks returned bearing eight awards received by the various groups on the Sentinel an Cardinal staffs The Sen t1nel placed flrst 1n the ex cellent d1v1s1on The Card mal, our CHS yearbook, also received an excellent rating ,swf ,-,EAL Marion Smith Mary Kay Rohrer Lou Ann Fandrich Gerald Paulson Bob Engberg Dennis Marcussen s-4 -4 Sharon Guenther Bob Engberg Colleen The1s Gary Schmid MHIIOH Smith Delegates to the Girls and Boys State are chosenl because of their qualities of leadership and their ability to benefit from such an ex'- perience The American Legion, founders of these myth ical forty-nine states, believes that if our democracy is to survive, our youth must have an unbounded faith in the American way of life Objectives of Girls and Boys State are to have our young people become more citizen-minded and to learn how their city, county, and state governments work j,f5f,JxHf'??f ffrfzlw. wf r f H! 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I . 2 V x . i . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A .. 2 K f - X V 2 'L X U 5 - .2 1 'N' ' f X f f I , ,J 7 3 s 4, , . 1 - 1 1 1 01 Q09 lefa and if r-f Darlene Meyer Shrrley Duursma Lrnda Beaudom Mary Kay Rohrer Veronrca Footrtt Jackre Meyer Lrnda Stokes Joan 2.1m merman Wrth a hlgh level of school sprrrt Pep Club started therr year ly act1v1t1es Promotmg pep fests urgmg attendance at games choos mg cheerleaders and settmg an example rn school are some of the responsrbrlrtres of the Club Lrnda Beaudorn Mary Kay Roh rer Darlene Meyer and Shlrley Duursma are the very able cheer leaders whose trreless efforts have added color and 1nterest to many games Darlene Meyer Marlon Smrth Shxrley Duursma I al I 5 f A 3 ' 5 , - . 1 5 A' 'L i f Q ' 6 ' l 1 li? V -,h if I X I , -Qt .4 ' Q Q ' V4 ' ' .1 - ' Y ' ,. .A - A Qi ' IQ . 'rf A in 1 .. v , . 1 I x . ' l y : 'Q M l ll wg s 1 a ' ' 1, 1 g in 6 ig 4' I I I O ' 7 1 - , .1 ' , - 7 l . . . Wan wana Opponents St Johns MIHOI Model 6 Cooperstown O Fessenden Harvey Casselton Velva Coaches Captains Under the able direction of Coach Eino Martino, the Cardtnals completed a very ftne season by winning frve games and losing two The hardest defeat of the season was handed them at the homecom1ng game when an mspired Fessenden team carried off the honors The other loss was infllcted by St Johns of Jamestown As the season progressed and they galned exper1ence, the Cardinals played thelr best games Defeatlng Velva by a good margln the team won the coveted title of Cen tral North Dakota Conference Champs of 1955 Other teams succumblng to the Card1nal s punch were M1not Model Cooperstown, Harvey, and Casselton FIRST ROW Fred Engberg Lyle Paulson Orlando He1netz Ilm 5111315111 Eddie Smith Keflnelh Ensberg Gary Schmxd Gerald Kallberg LeaVerne Hale SECOND ROW Lynn Langseth Bob Engberg Gerald Paulson Dale Townsend Dennrs Marcussen John Aljets James Erickson Ralph Ntcolson James Kraus THIRD ROW Assrs tant Coach James Keranen Robert Mitchell Leroy Prerce Steve Tracy Darvin Randklev Lavern Cellmer Coach E1no Mart1no NOT SHOWN Dxck Swartout 1 3 x lf? D Marcussen W Kriewald E Smith I Auwmger O Heinetz I Cousins L Paulson W Smith I BuJa1ski R Semmens D Townsend R Nicolson Coach Keranen G Paulson 7466 77 Zum Winning the district championship climaxed the basketball season for the regulars, much to the joy of basketball fans in school and in the community. Coach Jim Keranen in his first year of coaching ably led his team through a most successful season. He and his boys are deserving of the felicitations their followers gave them. After playing an overtime in their first game at the regional tournament in which the Cardinals had period leads, they were defeated in their bid for a berth at the state tournament. For five of the members of the A Squad this was their last high school tournament. u Markie Long Moach 70454 Dewuat 'kde un n Mau' U N1co1son J l.1dd1e D Randklev J Debolt S Tracy F Engberg D Swartout H Montgomery R M1tche11 B Aljets L Cellmer Coach Eino Martino Ca rrlngton Opponents St james Leeds Cooperstown New Rockford F essenden Harvey Cooperstown Esmond Anamoose Drake Minot Model Velva St Johns Drake Maddock Harvey New Rockford Cando F essenden Maddock D1str1ct 8 Tourney Fessenden Esmund Reglonal 76 St . Marys 15 wins Carrlngton B SQUAD 1 loss Opponents St James Cathay Cooperstown New Rockford Harvey Sykeston Grace Cnty St Johns Buchanan Maddock Harvey New Rockford Cathay Fessenden Maddock 59 . 50 63 47 ' 66 50 43 . 50 56 28 45 43 34 66 53 53 62 23 41 63 Velva 77 41 Cooperstown 63 46 41 60 52 38 ' 82 41 53 . 79 67 54 64 72 41 45 . 40 41 74 51 35 69 64 44 76 70 48 71 58 57 64 65 49 58 82 50 62 50 61 54 83 We 70016 72 play 17 Z 2' :F-' x ADMINISTRATION :Walla Wien e Scion! Fahey Supenntendent NORMAN' H HANSON 9' Prmcxpal HARVEY M SLETTEN Carrington has a llberal, modern educatlonal system which does not be heve ln going to extremes m exper1 mentatlon but is constantly endeavormg to take advantage of the best current thought ln educatlon Mr Hanson our supermtendent not only supervises an eff1c1ent fac ulty and our flnanclal matters but also keeps the publlc xnformed on school progress Besldes the respons1b111ty of sup erv1s1ng the attendance and tardlness records Mr Sletten our pr1nc1pal, teaches soclal studles Serv1ng as the 11nk between the taxpayers and the admlmstratlon IS the school board, whose job it IS to formulate and carry through plans system BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs Meyers Steve Wenaas Earl Straley Theo Ramsey A H Ebenuer D . . ' 7 I I 9 f A W A. ' , ' , ' ' ' E . ' for the improvement of our school ,f f N Q if ,I X, Staff Qaeda C2 EDNA FYLKEN BERT SKAKOON English MUSIC ARTHUR MORLOCK Mathematics MARVIN RATHE CAROL MORELAND Industrial Arts Engllsh DENNIS LYSNE Commercial Leadership needed for de- veloping comprehensive con- structive programs is fur- nished by teachers. Not only does each teacher direct and guide the work in his field but he attempts to counsel many co-curricular activities --a job in which he works hand in hand with the students IOAN TRACY IIM KERANEN Home ECOHOTHICS Science -Coach -A WJ ENIO MARTINO JANET BARTELL Phy. Ed. --Science Physical Education ?wfWw 710444 W 7 'MABEL WENSTROM NORMA HEGG Grade 1 Grade 1 3 'S 'wb Sf' DORIS KVI LVANG Grade 3 ELAINE STADUM Grade 4 DELIA WENTLAND DORIS KOLOEN Grade 2 Grade 2 Besldes workmg Wlth students and parents, teaehers are kept busy super vlsmg lunch hues takmg uckets at gamee and often 8bS1bIlI1g wlth rehgl ous or LIVIL OI'gdl'l1Z3I1OUb IH the commu mty EDNA HALLBERG Grade 6 A LICE STEINMA N Grade 8 ESTER ALJETS Grade 5 Z 1 5 GLADYS SCHROEDER Grade 7 ALMEDA HOUSER Grade 3 1-. T v DONNA HA LLSTRA ND Grade 4 LILLIAN YON Grades 5 6 c ' ' 1 ' x ,. - ' - 1 4 A uni.. 1 in ' at A 'G 1 t4,-V , 1 . 1 - ' 'v , X., 5 gy CLASSES Smamf' 4m0,ewmmz:ee4 Class Officers DE LTON A LDRICH Be honest girls, is it me or my car'I Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 4. Why is it that everyone looks forward to their senior year? The answer can never be fully ex- plained until one is a senior. Then every small event takes on a new meaning. You suddenly real- ize that this is your last year and you strive to make every meeting and game unforgettable. The seniors lend much support to the various teams and main activities. Our last and busiest year would not have been so successful without the in- valuable aid of our teachers. We realize that although graduation is the los- ing of one phase of life, it is also the opening of a new and entirely different phase, that of living and working in an adult life. As in our sketch, the long arm of opportunity reaches out and of- fers the senior a chance for a career, domestic duties, or a higher education. It is a challenge, and we accept it solemnly. SUZANNE BRADY Suzy Full of pep and pepper Girls' Glee Club l,2,3g Choir 3, 4: junior Play: Cardinal Staff 2, 33 Sr. F.H.A. 2,3g Jr. F.H.A. 1gG.A.A. 1.2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. . One true love have l. JEROME AUWINGER Moach l'm game for a jam session. Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Choir l, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Basketball l, 2,3, 43 Baseball lg C Club l,2,3,4 JAMES BUJALSIU uhm.. Choir 4: Concert Band 4: Basketball 4: Football 45 Track 4: C Club 45 Sentinel Staff 4, Cardinal Staff 43 Senior Vice President 4. ' JERRY DAVIS e To err IS human Boys Glee Club 2 4 Bas ketball l JAMES ERIC KSON m No halr ever gets in h1s eyes Boys Glee Clubl Foot ball 3 4 C Club4 LINDA BUSCH Lyn A roving redhead Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 DARYL FORNSHELL Hear ye all I graduate Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 Class Sec and Treas 2 MARGARET CARMODY Muggs Oh those lrlshmenl Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Choir 2 3 Cardinal Staff O A A 4 Tumbling3 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 ROBERT E NGBE RG Hts hair is too dark to make a good angel Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Cholrl 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 Footba115 C Clubl 2 3 4 Jr Honor Socletyl 2 Sr Honor Society 4 Quill and Scroll Sentmel Staff 3 4 Vice Presldent 1 Baseball l LOU ANN FANDRICK Loule Anyone want a game of cowboys and Indians? Girls Glee Clubl 2 4 Cholrl 2 3 4 Junior Play Sr Honor Society 4 Sen tmel Staff 3 4 Cardinal Staf34 Sr FHA 34 Pep Club 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 ILLA FAYE FORNSHELL Pickle You d have known it b the merriment that twlnkled In her eyes Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 GA A 3 PepC1ubl 2 3 4 Homecoming Queen 4 MARY FRUHWIRTH ' Freddy She s quiet - in school. Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 4' Cardinal Staff 3' G A A. 3 4'PepClub12 3 4. SHARON GUENTHER Herman Oh, how I love those week-ends. Girls Glee Club l,2g Choir 3 4' Junior Play: Librarian 2' Sentinel Staff 2 3 4: Cardinal Staff 2 3 4' Sr. H.A. lgG.A.A l- T - b1in12 Pe Clubl 2 34 g 3 P 1 ' Class President 1' Quill and Scroll 4 . BETHEL HAFNER Beth Still water runs deep Girls Glee Club 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 PepClub2 HAZEL HANSON Hurricane Come on scissors let s cut up Girls Glee Club l 2 LEA VERNE HALE Vernie He has a good eye for a figure Boys Glee Club 4 Choir 2 3 4 Concert Band 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 C Club 3 4 Sentinel Staff 3 4 Cardinal Staff 2 3 4 MARLIN HANSON I start with a penny Boys Glee Clubl 2 ORLANDO HEINITZ u Oh for a harem! Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 Cholrl 2 3 Concert Band 12 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Captain 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 CClub 1 2 3 4 Quill and Scroll l Sentinel Staff l 2 3 4 Baseball l MARION HETTWER I have no time for foolishness Girls Glee Club 3 4 Sr Honor Society 4 G A A 3 4 Tumbling-4 Pep Club 3 4 SHERRILL HOLVERSON Pete I m little and made to be loved Girls Glee Club l 4 Sen tmel Staff 4 Cardmal Staff 3 4 Pep Club l 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 GERALD KALLBERG Fmgers Anyone for a card tuck? Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Chonrl 2 3 4 Concer Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 12 3 Footballl 234 Trackl 2 3 4 C C1ub2 3 4 junior Play jr Honor Soclety l Sentinel Staff 2 MARILYN KRUEGER Mars Glrls Glee Clubl 3 4 G A A 3 4 PepClubl 2 3 4 DARLENE HUFF Eyes Lend me your ears Girls Glee Club l 2 3 Choir 3 4 Pep Club l LYDIA KAUTZMAN Billy just plain Blll Girls Glee Clubl 2 Pep Club 3 4 LYNN LANGSETH Lang Is he a budding Webster? Boys Glee Club l 3 Foot ball 4 junior Play jr Honor Society 2 JUDITH LIDDLE ud Silence lS sweeter than speech Glrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 junior Play jr Honor Soclety 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Sentinel Staff 4 Cardmal Staff 2 3 4 Sr Pep Clubl 2 3 4 LEILA LURA I don lt again Glrls Glee Clubl 2 Choir 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Home comlng Queen l ALF RED McKAY Tumm DENNIS MARCUSSEN Markie Girls don t crowd Boys Glee Clubl 2 4 Choirl 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Concert Band l 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 C Club 3 4 jumor Play jr Honor Soclety 1 STANLEY MONTGOMERY Stan don t bother mel Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 HELEN NEUMILLER My preference IS ln Fords Pep Club 2 3 4 junior Play Y Rlckety Rackety Rheel Basketball 3 Football 1 3 RALPH NICOLSON CLIFFORD OLIVER xr 'Wa DARLENE MEYER Blonde brunette or red head? Glrls Glee Clubl 2 Cholr 3 4 Concert Bandl 2 3 4 JUHIOI' Play Librarian 3 4 Sentmel Staff 2 3 4 Car d1r1alStaff4 Sr F H A blmg 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 PepClub12 3 4 DON NICHOLS Pickles I favor the alumni Waldo Cliff' happens Concert Bandl 2 3 4 Bas ketballl 2 Footballl 2 3 4 C Club 4 Sentinel Staff 34 Wake me up if anythlng Art thou listening? w ' ' ' , .I , . , . , , , - , , , Z , I . , , I , S , 2 . 9 ' 1 .. .. . , .. , - Ah, ' - , . . , . l 1 ' , 7 7 ,- , 1 , , , I I ' : , 9 . y , 2 n f V ' g . . . . s - lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Tum- ., ' 1 , 1 5 , ,X HL , , I , , , . I , L, yy ll I 7 1 ' ' H H H ' . rl ' ll vw V .. n 9 n I I , 2 , , 1 3 S , . GERALD PAULSON Snooky I try to be bashful but the glrls just won tlet me Boys Glee Clubl Choir 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 2 3 4 Football 2 Trackl 2 3 4 CC1ub3 4 junior Play jr Honor SOCleIy l 2 Cardinal 3 4 Class Offlcerl 2 3 4 Home Coming King 4 LOIS PRESSER Louse Edmunds here I come Girls Glee Clubl 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Tumblmg 2 3 4 PepClubl 2 34 DARLENE PAGE LONA PAGE Ahousewlfe is my future Is she always this qu1et'7 Girls Glee Club 1 Cardm Girls Glee Club l G A A alStaff3GAA 234 234 PepClubl234 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 JACK ROGELSTAD MARY KAY ROHRER Why hurry? Rome wasn t Fred built in a day I love em all Boys Glee Club l 3 Foot Glrls Glee Club l 2 Choir ba1l3 Sentinel Staff 4 2 3 4 Concert Band l 2 3 4 jr Honor Society 2 LYLE PAULSON Lars I love my baby Does my baby love me? Boys Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Cholrl 2 3 4 Concert Band l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football2 3 4 Track 3 C Club 2 3 4 GARRY QUESENBERRY Quebbie Icall it skaters paradise Boys Glee Club 2 Sr Honor Soclety 3 4 Sentlnel Staff 2 3 4 Car nal 2 3 4 Jr F H A Cheerleader 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 PHYLLIS SILKEY Phyl Not as quiet as she may seem Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 4 G A A 2 Pep Club 2 MARION SMITH Smlthy I follow where he leadeth m Concert Band 1 2 3 4' Li- brarian 2 3 4' junior Hon- or Soc. 1 2' Senior Honor Soc. 3 4' Quill and Scroll 3 4' SentlnelStaff1 2 3 4' Cardinal 2 3 4' Sr. .A. - . 3 4- PepClubl 2 3 4. ALVIN SCHAFFER Going to Jamestown? Boys Glee Clubl 2 GARY SCHMID Schmidy Eat drlnk and be merry for tomorrow we might get caught Boys Glee Clubl 2 Choir 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Foot balll 2 3 4 Track1C Club 2 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Sentinel Staff 1 2 3 4 Cardmal Staff 2 Class Officer 3 2 EDGAR STEGMEIER LY LE THIESEN ILA SUMMERS Let s declare a long VBCHIIOII Glrls Glee Clubl 3 4 GAA 1234 PepClub ARLO STEDMAN Bashful? Boys Glee Clubl Choir 2 3 4 Concert Band 2 3 Study Study Study Hot Rod Boys Glee Club 1 3' Choir Let s have a party. 4 . Boys Glee Club 1 .st ADRIENNB TORSCHBR Babe The threeC s cool calm collective Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Concert Band 3 4 Librarian l junlor Hon or Soc 2 Cardinal Staff 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 m bling 1 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 PATRICIA WOHL a Terror of Highway 281 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Choir 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 GAA 1234 PepClub 2 JORENE ZINK The university suits me flne Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Sentinel 4 Sr F H A 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 LOLA TOWNSBND Tis a psychological fact Glrls Glee Club 1 2 3 Choir 3 4 Librarian 3 4 Cardinal Staff 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Tumbllngl 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Not pictured DONALD YOUNG Don Shyness is his motto Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 CClub4 ROBE RT SW ARTOUT n u n n n n - u , 1 1 0 I . - - 9 1 r v ' n I 9 1 n r r 1 o - o . . I I Y I I I I I I I : I ' Q 9 I 1 0 - 2 ,: . . . . , , :Tu - 1 I 1: n I I v V 1 I rv u 'V Pt ll ll 7' . , v , , 1 1 I 1 f 12 v v v I . . . 1 . pi , 1, ,3,4. ' ,. ff? f,l,f'l.1 .. - ,1' . Y! I ' , . ' 1 4 . I I I I I - . . . Q 1: 9 9 v ' ' 'O . ' A E.. I. .,1..., f7.5 - J Marlin Stokes i kX s,. Douglas Schmld Ronnie Semmens AQ 1 Marlys Hewm 'i james Hermger X V165 6, S OVJSX 16 319 esxdeoihg Sect ek Y X XJXg6 E SW 6602095195 Y uv Gladys M111er Patty Butts if N Paul Hafner T eddy Ramsey 6 we ff we nh Connie Davis Rlchard Ollver -.4 Rlchard Perklns W alter Knewald C arol Hallaw achs F5 ao, X X if' 4,5 A A X1 ' I Q ' ' Q . ,1 I Q, .K E N 'X ev I' 595 ' .. Q 1 JY kV?, V, . 9 1 ' 1 6 I' X. Jaenn no n F n 'f f ny 1 V Lv- , -'T . iff? 7 ' - V 'A' +R 4 W 54506546 5 J r Judy Skadberg Jackson Rosenau Shirley Duursma Marlys Swartout 101111 A1103 Warren Smnh Roger Fornshell Judy Rohrer Any Junior may well remember the social problems of th1s year With the prom as the ultimate goal, the class of 57 undertook many fund raislng events A successful for Marlys Phann mal dance well rewarded thelr efforts In addltlon to their regular class work they also found time for co curricular activitles They now know that they re ln school for a purpose and that is to help them choose their vocatlon and enable them to better themselves for the future Edward Smith Jerry Craven Milton Mxller Leroy Pierce Fred Kanwlscher N K l N . . v - - - v . D O . - O I . . , ,, I Z. .. QE ' - 3,1 V. .. 'Ns 5 ,Q-li' 1 Elame Scheck Norman Edwardson Mary Ann Leppke W-2 pf' xi Q va X-sf' ,uv Mable Nysted James Carr Glenn Meyers John Cousrns Rodney Engberg Ag Edgar Weber Mary Ann Keuhn Tommy Cormody Dale Townsend Vaunda Lea Beach Barbara Rierson Doris Oien Shirley Okert Charlene Prerce Robert Kallberg Ronald Swaner Beverley Hallwacks 1 Bonnre Sletren S I Sophomores have readily par- ticipated in sports and clubsg they have learned that participation is the key to enjoyable school life. Not pictured are Royce Nelson and Darvin Randklev. Delrose Zmk Mar Jone Moberg Geraldlne Frrtz Laverne Cellmer Joyce Zmk Lavon Stokes Clarre Krueger Mary Lucy Darvrn H rrsch gm wwe Jerry DeBo1t Verna Re1mers Carol Topp Angela Hettwer Class Offrcers Allen Presser Dennrs Stegmxer Marlene Galt Jerry Mrller l Y l l I 1 , , , l W 1 , N W W1111am Trec ker Howard Mrller Rrchard Swartout Peggy Rosenau Helen Erstad X Bruce Wrrght Karen Anderson Linda Beaudorn Jean Ann Quenemoen Clrfford Neuman Robert Schultz Deanna Anderson Play 740 James Mxller Connle Ibsen Fred Engberg Eleanor Haedt Jac kre Meyer James Kraus DeLa1ne Summers Louxs Pfann Joan Zrmmerman M Kenneth Engberg Dxanne Hansen Lxnda Stokes argrenal Garland Kathenne Ka1ser Glona Buskness Sandra Footltt l , Y w Judy Zrnk Ralph Rlndy Wawoau 'Walaalle 74654 As a class the freshman truly 5 -4,,m,,,,m: uncovered valuable facts. In ad- . w dition to their class work they pil-L. ' L95 W found time for co-curricular ac- W44 Q- tivities. Music, sports and will 'EJ -Z rv no school organizations helped ig XffQj5f'gl them realize the social side of 5 e' .gfghfw school as well as the book learn- 4 X 4 ing. They discovered teachers Nj M are people who are willing to help them as friends and counsel- ors. They know they're in . V J-f--. school for a purpose: to help them choose their vocation and enable 5 ........, . . . t r it them to prepare wisely for their future VICE PRESIDENT S Skadberg PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER V Footrtt C Wenstrom FIRST ROW Left to Right B Berge C Getty A Nysted C Mehring S Hirsch J Pfann D Cruchet L F ndrick D Kanwischer A Kautzman D Pergande SECOND ROW M Pierce A Waliser J Mich ols J Prann R Aljets R Liddle L Fornshell S Skadberg J Varhaug R Ulrich A Kautzman M Brickner C Wenstrom Y Sondag V Footitt E Wentland D Kanwxscher J Hagel M Page D Nick elson R Erickson S Hafner D Paulson L Hale L H111 E Park B Guenther FII-TH ROW A Meh ring D Pierce H Montgomery J Lxddle I Westerland S Tracy R Bort M Rosemore J Edtnger R Theis A Bohnet NOT PICTURED C Getty Sclieck. THlRD.ROW: 'V,.Fornshel1, Butts,Vf Garland, S. 'D5vis, S. Behrens, C. Stokes, R. Mitchelf P. ,fn 731 ff1'R'h' fi? .K L . ,L i 'WV fm-44 . 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