Carrington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Carrington, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1959 volume:

K 1959 CARDINAI. Editor-in-chief . . . . .Sonja Skadberg Assistant Editor .......... Bonnie Berge Business Manager ....... Sylvia Stegmier Assistant Business Manager. . Dorothy Cruchet Advisor ............ Edna M. Fylken Carringion Hzgb School Carrington, North Dakota .X 0 'il'.-- -. ,. PV .4 -sauna-f-v '-.. Q, iff 4 av,,,.. l X X x rf, -1 -L 1, . 1 Y 1X -,,' , 5 v . f r Vs-v qx 'ii5 gf? 'Q4FA A A 0.1 D 18'-20? ' ,l4' 1- jf - 215215 O 4 'f. 267 .1 D .F. 28 29451 rs 5: wean' flux SP L U vnu-no -.. and Libraryfg .. . A . . 1' - .-+j. . Sentinel .- 'a- is : ' ' . Homecoming. . Senior Play. . . . . . . junior Play. . . ,Prom . . ..... . ,. Farewell . . , 1'7'Lf'I '9- , 43 jf .44 in' . .. . 45 . . 46-47 . . 48 , . ,i49 . .. . so-51 g::i,Jp.n,wQg . - T' x - -. .t.. '1 -..1..1 Dedzcatzon the students of CHS feel 1ndebted to our teacher and yearbook advlsor Mlss Edna Fylken To all who know her, Mlss Fylken has proven to be a warm and wonderful frlend. She IS Lnterested 1n everyone and happy to help w1th any problem a student m1ght encoumter. Wlth the hope that she W111 remember us as fondly as we w1l1 always remember her, we do hereby dedlcate thls book to Edna Fylken. 4 I I iff-P . We, ' , . Qf 2' BOARD OF EDUCATION: E. Straleyg A. Boyum, Presidentg H. Doeling, Clerk: T. Ramseyg N. Hanson, Super- intendent . fNot pictured: J. Hendricksong Mrs. V. Meyer.J Tlaqf Set the Goals Fortunate, indeed, is CHS to have a Board of Education, a superintendent, and a princi- pal who are dedicated to the perpetuation of the traditions and ideals of American citizen- ship. Although students feel a debt of grati- tude to these fine administrators now, it is in later years that they will more fully appreci- ate them. Mr. Arne Boyum is president of the Board of Education for the 1958-59 term. Superintendent NORMAN H. HANSON 6 Principal HARVEY M. SLETTEN lx. .., 'fi ii? xx. Secondmy -., Teachers ROBERT LANDIS VALBORG BURGLUND MORRIS MART! German England Musrc Home Economrcs Coach Jun1orH1gh C Law JAMES KERANEN MARY LOU MOCKEL CLAIR BERGENE Science Coach Physrcal Educauon Sc1ence Mathemaucs Ju11or Hrqh 5 J CAROLYN HENNESSY KEITH CAREW LEONARD BORLAUG Home Economrcs Eng11Sh Malh Band Hrsrory fReplaced by Mark Jonesb MARVIN RATHE EDNA FYLKEN DENNIS LYSNE Industrlal Arts Enqlrsh Lrbrary Commerce 7 'z 5 A N 3. rf' , ' 1 ' .. . . I N l , 1 I ' , I , jk A as I . , 5 . v ,, I 5 A I 1 b H, A V, I if ,Y -4 i, + . j - I 7 F' NORMA HEGG Grade One MABEL NENSTROM Grade One DEI.I.1. 'xx'IQNI'l.AND Grade Two IANICE PETERSON Grade Three Elementmjy DOROTHY SIMON Grade F ive ELVIE JOHNSON Grade Four EST HER A L1 ETS Grade F ive SHARON FREDRICKSON OVIE SEMMENS Grade Two Grade Three wr? MARLENE HAUGLAND Grade Four Teachers EDNA HALLBERG Cmrm LEE Grade bn' Ja GradeS1A , E X N .X ,,.v LVL.-XUYS SC,li:iUlglDl,R GILAQL' 5 KK ull M A IPLIURI L I3 UCI i N A Ii 'ISI RLIGI l 'S Gfridn S EWU rucrrrr rmrirors 5 Dcv.1'T1'1'l1efdplSI O N' I : ' vs- +...... '-gf-.fwv, -W -.- QC - .'.f -1 . A1 ' ' rar. F' 8 1,91 iii. 1.4- -M .H f A ., l .l. ' 4 I 1 ,1- Seniors Prqbamfbr Graduation Measuring for caps and gowns, order- ing pictures and announcements, and fill- ing out the diploma list are all a part of graduation as fifty seniors prepare to leave Carrington High School in May. Graduation at last--what an accomplish- ment--after working, playing, agreeing, disagreeing, and planning together. It has been a time filled with memories dear to a graduate's heart. Have Know How, Will Show How, the senior class motto, could well have been applied to any year of their high school, for certainly their accomplishments have shown a know and show how. Interest in many worthwhile activities was manifested by this class early in their freshman year. Traveling along their high school highway, these seniors in the past have acquired many awards in speech, journalism, music, FHA, dramatics, DAR, and in letters and trophies in sports. As juniors the group planned and staged a very beautiful prom, Stairway To The Stars . Gliding about on the dance floor to the strains of the latest hit tunes, everyone, it seemed, could touch the bright stars of his dreamworld . The class found that their hard work resulted in an enjoyable evening for all. Evidently the class still had the prom on their minds this year, for they chose mid- night blue and silver, the prom color scheme as their class colors. The bluebell became the class flower. Attaininga great measure of success in producing their junior play, the class the fol- lowing year really showed know how when they presented their senior class play, Teen Time, in an outstanding performance. Ably leading his class as president for the second successive year, Don Nicolson had good cooperation from jerry Liddle, vice- president: Don Kanwischer, secretary- treasurerg and from the other class mem- bers . Mr. Sletten and Mr . jones wisely coun- seled the seniors in their many activities. Responsibility was placed squarely on their shoulders when the group became seniors . Among other things, the class of '59 chose the declamation winners of the grade and high school contests held through- out the school year. I0 1 P A willing trio, our iiiends. ROBERT ALIETS 'Bob He will give the devil his due. Basketball 1, 2g Track 1,2,3, 4, C' Club 2,3,4. B ON NIE BERGE ,.Bug5.. 'The very pink of perfection. Girls' Glee Club lg Choir 2,3, 4g Concert Band 2, 8,4g Dra- matics Club 2g Junior Play 3g Sentinel Staff 2, 3g Cardinal Staff 2,3,4g Sr. F.H.A. l,2, 3,4g Treasurer 3g G.A.A. 1.2. 3g Tumbling l,2,8g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Twirler 1,2,3, Ma- jorette 4g Homecoming At- tendant 4g Oboe Solo lg NIPA 3g Sr. Girls' Sextette 2,3,4g SHARON BEHRENS Woodwind Quintette 3,4g Bach '-Man with me ggldgn FARM,-' 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Boys' Glee Club l,2, PATRICLA BRICKNER Pat' Beau Catcher. Girls' Glee Club lg Choir 2,3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Decla- mauon 3g Librarian 4, lr. Hon- or Socxety 2, Sr. Honor Soci- ety 4g Sentinel Staff 2, 3,4g Cardinal 2,3,4g Sr. F.H.A. 1, 2,3g G..-LA. 1,2g Pep Club 1, 2,f3,4g Glrls' State 3g Choral Bach 4. fx. 2-x 'N NRed 'A woman of a few thousand Wofds- , GERALD ausxmzss Girls' Glee Club lg Choir 2, 3, mushy'- 41 Concert Band 1- 2- 3-4' Vice Better a bad excuse than President 4g Junior Honor Soci- none at au. -- CW 2: Semmel Staff 23- 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3g Baseball Sr. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secre- 3'4. tary 4g Pep Club l,2,8,4g Clarinet Sextet 4g Eb Clarinet Solo 4g Girls' State 3, Wood- wind Quintet 3,4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3. 4. X 'M RODNEY BORT Rod BETTY BUTTS Red She 'll glow, even in the dark. fx' Girls' Glee Club lg Choir 2,3g Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dra- matics Club 2g Junior Play 3g Librarian 4g Cardinal Staff 2, 3, 4g Sr. F.H.A. lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Bach Instrumental 4g Clarinet Sex- ICIIC 4g Clarinet Quintette 2, 8, 4. DOROTHY CRUCHET Dottie Life is one big party. Girls' Glee Club l, 2g Dramat- ics Club 2g Librarian 2, 3,4g Quill and Scroll 4g Sentinel Staff 1, Co-feature Editor 2, 3, Business Manager 4g Cardinal Staff 2,3, Assistant Business Manager 4g Sr. F.H..-K. l,2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, District Music, Director 3g Pep Club 1,2,3,4gNIPA 8. N-0' , uf 3 ln 'Sr JERRY EDINGER Hier, Hewas cut out to be an angel. but someone lost die pattern. Boys' Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Football 3,45 C' Club 3. 41 Bach 4. ROBERT ERICKSON .Bobo Let a man do 1t.' Football 3,45 C Club 3, Pres- ident 45 junior Honor Society 1, 25 Class Vice-President 25 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. LUDVIG FANDRICK ' Vic' No more school, Ron. VONDA GARLAND Vonda Why study? The more we learn the more there is to forget. Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 GAA 15 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. BERNIE GUENTHER ' Bernie 'Tell me about yourself5 your past, your dreams, your telephone number. Boys' Glee Club l, 25 Choir 35 Football l, 2, 35 Track 3, 45 C' Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3,4. SHIRLEY HAFNER Shirtzy 'Full of pep and full of fung she's a friend to everyonej Girls' Glec C1u.b l, 25 Choir 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 45 Senior FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2,45 GAA l, 25 Tumbling 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Flute Ouartette l, 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Sextette 45 Band Treasurer 45 Choir Treasurer 4. 's Ambition has no rest. Boys' Glee Club 15 Declamation 45 Choir 45 Sentinel Staff 4. VERONICA FOOTITI' 'Vernie 'Wanna hear a good oue7' 31rls'Glee C1ubl,lg Choir l, 2 3, 45 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club lp junior Play 35 junior Honor Society 25 Sen- tinel Staff l, 2, 35 Cardinal Staff 1, 3, 45 GAA l, Z5 Cheerleader l, z,3, 45 Pep Club 1, 1, 5,4, Pres- ident 35 Class President l, Girls' State 33 Senior St-xtctte 2, 3, 45 Flute: Ouartcttc' l, 2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Flute Solo l,2. .4-7 ,, Mr. jones, one of our advisors. JERRY HAGE1. .Jerry What should a man do but be merry? Boys' Glee Club 15 Basketball 2. LOUISE HALE Wheezer Why can't 17 Girls' Glee Club 15 Choir 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 25 Sentinel Staff 1,2, 35 Senior F.H.A. 2, 35 G. A.A. l, 2, 35 Tumbling l, 2, 35 Pep Cluh l, 2, 3, 45 Sextet l, 2, 3. LORETFA HILL Loretta 'What did you say his name was? Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Librariax 3,49 G.A.A. 1, 2,45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. 4-dl Wifi .f Z SHEARN HIRSCH 'Peachy' 'The harder l try, the gooder to be, Che worse I am.' Boys' Glee Club l, 25 Football 2. DONALD KANWISCHER Donnie Most likely to succeed. Boys' Glee Club l, 25 Choir 3, 4: Track 35 junior Play 35 Oratory 3, 45 junior Honor Society 25 Senior Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4, News Manager 35 Editor 45 Cardinal Staff 35 Secretary Treasurer 45 DAK Award Win- ner 35 Bach Choir 4. DONNA KANWISCHER Donna A telephone operator with connections. Girls' Glee Club l, 25 Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 45 Cardinal Staf! 2, 3. ARLENE KAUTZMAN 'Lena' Thank heavens it's Fridayw Girls' Glec Club l, 35 Sentinel Staff 49 Sr. F.H.A. 21G.A.A 1, 45 Tumbling l, 2, 39 Pep Club- l,2,3,-1, is 0 af' Xml' if ff' -ff: JERRY LIDDLE 'jerh 'A Elllt' fn-llow', the girls all say, but he seldom looks their way. Boys' Glee Club lg Cholr 3,41 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Football 2,-lg Track 1, 3, 4, C Club 2, -lg jr. llonor Society 21 Sentinel Staff 3, -lg Senior Clam- Vlce-Preaident 4: Boys' Quartet 3, -lg Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll -L RONALD LllJDLl'I Ron Work lr- ngulnst my religion Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, Concert Band l, 2, Li, l-'ootbull 2, 3, jun- ior Play J, Cornet 'l'r1u 1, 2, 3. ROBERT MAll5R Rhuba rb Answer to a ooaolfr- prayer. Boys' Glee Club lg Choir 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, J, 4, Ba eketball 1, 3, 41 Football 2, 4, Babe-ball 2, 3,-lp C Club 2, Li, 4,-l11.lllOl' Play 3, Sentinel htuft 2, Li, Card- inal Staff 2, .lg Boyn' Quartet 3, 4, M1xedQuurtut 2, .lg Boys' State Lip Buch Choir 4. ALVIN Mlul IIQING MAIN llc L1.l'lVUh ur- ll ln- worn- rehearelng lor an ueenk-nl. Trade -1. I4 -1 Heil, Professor! GLENN MEHRING Glenn So l'm short, no war. Napoleon. jANlCli MILLER jan jun a BOB, BOB BOllbln' along. Girls' Glue Club 1, Choir 45 Sentinel 5taff -lg Pep Club 1. 4 ROBliIl'l' MITCI lliLL l'unky Uwhltlll way did she go? Babketball 2, 3, 4, Foodxall l 3, 4: Bneeball 3, 45 Track l, 45 C Club 1, 2, 3, 4. f uf' , r XX .2. 2,3 ARLENE NYSTED Arlene My life is like the moon, just one man in it. Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 4. MYRON PAGE .Pages Having clone my best, I now retire . Boys' Glee Club 1, 2. HUGH MONTGOMERY .Hughs Life is what Basketball 1,2g ' JANICE NICHOLS Nicky Girls' C-lee Club 1, 25 Choir 4, Dramatics Club 2, junior Play 33 Librarian 2, 35 Cardinal Staff 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. we make it 'C Club 1, 2. DONALD NICOLSON Donnie Mr. President Boys' Glee Club lg Choir 2,45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 45 'C Club 2, 3, -lg junior Play 33 jr. Honor Society lg Sr. Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3,45 Cardi- nal Staff 3, Class President 3, -lg Boys' State 3: Boys Quartet 42 Saxophone Quartet 2, .55 Baseball 2, 3, 4. ETHEL PARK 'Cas' They say home is where Lhc heart is, lint what am l doing in Glcnfield7' Girls' Glee Club lg Concert tinel Staff 2, 3,-lg Sr. VHA 3, CAA l, 2, -lg Pep Club l, 2, ll, 4. DORIS PAULSON Paulson Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is. Girls' Glee Club 1, Choir 2,3, 4g Concert Band 1, 2, 3, -45 Sen- t1nelStaff 2, 4, Sr. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Bach Choir -lg Clarinet Sextet 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 43 Librarian 1, 25 Sen- www-Q I o DIANNE PliRGANIJli Park,- 'Some me world v-GS matic for fun and frolzc, and so do l Ctrl! Glee Club 1,2QCho1r 4, Lmrarlan 1, 2, iz Cartlmal Staif -1: Sr. PHA 1, 2, 3,41 GAA 1,2g Tun1blmg1,2,31 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4g Bach Cholr 4, Twlrlmg 1, 2, 3, Majorette 4. Hey, 'Cats. ' time ro read a hook! JPWEELEANN MYRNA SCHECK Full of Fun and Fancy Free , , Schecksle G1rls' Glee Club 1, 2, Sentlnel Staff 35 Sr. FHA l, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Glrls Glee Club 1. VIRGINIA SIMENSON Pep Club 4, Gm SON-IA SKADBERG Sonja 1 get up at the crack of davnm, stuif the crack, and go back to bed. Glrls' Glee Club 1: Choir 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 2, Iunior Play 3, Declamauon 2, 3, 4, jr. Honor Soclety 2, Sentmel Staff 1, 2, 3, Co-Feature Edxtor 2, 3, Cardi- nal Staff 2, 3, 45 Card1nalAsst. Editor 3, Cardinal Editor 43 Sr FHA 3, 4, Sr. FHA State Vlce- President of Projects 4, GAA 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Ofiicer-Vice-Pre sldcntg Sophomore Class Officer-Presl dent, Pep Band 3, 4, NIPA 31 Quill and Scroll 4. ,J ,f,, JOANN PFANN NIO, All thlngs come from waitmg' Glrls' Glee Club 1,29 Sr. FHA l,2g Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4. MYROIN ROSPIMOIU1 lulllllll, ' I 5 l Why we money, you can :lv .1 dt '.1l this may too. C1lU1I' -5. C.. ya . CL.-QUDIA STOKES Claud She ar ue a crool-ted llne straxuhtf' CIIIS Glee Club I, Cholr l,2, I 4,ConcerlBandl,1l, 3, -4, Student llrruezor of Juntor Class Play' Ltbrarran 2, Dra- IIIEIIICS Club 3, Sentinel Staff , tor! IA I, 2,I5, Tumblrnu 2,3,4, ' ,-Pep Cl bl, Z,!5, Mixed Quartet 2, 3, Senlor Sevttette Q 3 4- Grrls' State 3, Bach '- Pep Band l, 2, 3,4. RONALD THEIS 'Ronnte Teachers think I am so sweet, they always want me In the foremost seat. Boys Glee Club I 2- Cardtnal 1 f I ' . STEVE TRACY Steve Tall dark and Wowle. Boys' Glee Club l,2,Cho1r 4, Concert Band l,2,3, 4, Basket- b:1llZ,I3,-1,I'ootball Z,3, 4, Track 2, C Club 2,3,4, Sentrnel Staff 3, Boys' State 3, Trumpet Solo I, Pep Band l,2. DENNIS UNRUH Denny The world was tmconiplete unttl he came. Football 4, C Club -1,Jun1or Class Play 8, Class Vice-Pres? sen: JUDY VARIIAUG Judi I ain't nz1sbehavinu,. Girls' Glee Cluhl,Cho1r-1, Concert Band 2,3,4,Card1nal Staff 4, senior FHA 4, om 2, Pep Club l,2, 3,4, Pep Band mfg eg' 1f,',' '. 213 ,ff ,Xt 1-0 'RSV' sr' ANTONETTA WALISER Toni Beware I might do som ething, startling. Gtrls' Glee Club l,2, Chotr 4, Pep Club 2,3,-4. fi-as I 2 1 .Aff- -,I I l- A '- fr-s -fa E 3. -4 cn I Z,'5, u 1, . . . 4. - Sttf ,J 3' -C7 CAROL WENSTROM Wenstrom I love them all. Glrls' Glee Club I, Cholr 253, 4, Prestdent 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3,-1, Dramatics Club 2, Iunlor Play 3, Lrbrarian l, 3,-1, Il-:ad Librarlan 4, Junlot Honor Society 1,2, Senior Honor So- c1etyR,4,Ou1lland Scroll Z, Sent1nelStaifl,1,3, Assrstant Etittor-4,Cart.l1nul Start' z, 3,'1, Sen1orlIiA l, 2, State Treasur- er 3, PICSILICIII Tl,-4, Pep Club l, Ll, SS, Class Secretary- Irra- surerlgGtr1s' State 3, Sentor Sextette 2, 3, 4, Bach -1, Saxo- Class of '60 The class of '60 is known around the halls of CHS for their willing par- ticipation in school activities . They are active members of Pep Club, GAA, Sentinal, Cardinal, FHA, band, choir, twirling corps, and sports. Indeed, if the organization is worth belonging to, there you will find juniors . Many are also officers in the numerous clubs. The junior class play Rest As- sured, presented on December 15 and successfully coached by Mr. Carew, was a smash hit. Under the able direction of their class advisors, Mr. Rathe, Mrs. Hennessey, and Mrs. Berglund, the juniors sponsored a very beautiful and successful junior-senior prom in the spring. Mike Carmody, Vice-President, Richard Wensrrom, Presidenrg Jeannie Hagel, Secretary-Treasurer. Gloria Anderson Merlin Beach Duane Bickett Connie Buskness Arvid Cellmer Mike Carmody Sharon College , 1 if I N.. jx I Roger Danielson Donald Doolittle Larry Edinger Ardell Engberg Merle Garret ls Charles Gllje Darlene Hallwachs , ,N . -. , Gary Kirchoff Us 1? n 'H K, ,L 'Q F aye Machart , l X Loretra Grager C arol Hayden -W if? bf-1' n, Q' W ' -s K , Bob Kriewald ' 1 : fir ff 415 Clifford March S it fun, kids? Joe Gwynn G ayle Hirsch Karen Liddle Jeannie Hagel Judy Kallberg Sharon Linderman r 'Wi WJ? inf ff? - ki hirley McCarty Wesley Miller Duwayne Miller iv ef I9 Diana Moberg Charlotte Pulst Ellsworth Ruther hm Sletten Donald W esterlund Marilyn Montgomery Elroy Rosemore Norbert Scheck in Sylvra Stegmeter Roger Young Glenna Nicolson Sharon Rude -wr- B arbara Sc hrmke T erry T rullrnger Dean Zlmmerman Leon Presser Jxm Schultz Rrc hard W enstrom Rrchard Zrnk rf on 'ffm 2 4 K A , A. has N ,, - 1 if X I . M 1- -' X .fy f In nv V K fl I 6 ' :rt CLASS OFFICERS: Richard Silkey, Presi' dentg Sonja Nystad, Vice-Presidentg Perry Solberg, Secretary. w Merle Bickett 3 5: CS? r .4 Gary Dunn Q ' r Carol Galt 4' H -I Cf' K 1 S Nancy I-laedt ll.: 'T It C Zglwnh Charles Brickner if Q! xv 3 P eggy Eastburn Darryl Galt 1-1-v Joan H endrickson Class of '61 As the newness of being sophomores wore off, the class of 1961 began taking responsibilities worthy of second year students. They were more than ready with an idea for a float for Homecoming, only to learn that this was to be a float1ess year. However, they channeled their aggressive spirits in the music field, in athletics, and even in the academic field the flashing light of a budding scholar beamed now and then. Miss Fylken and Mr. Bergene were class advisors . K . Roger Clapper A 2 4 . Sharleen Edinger . Q .frq A ,. Louise Grager Aaron Jermundson Zl 1' -f 4 Janet Cruc het V? . I --r d . 4 X'. i.m. M artin Edw ardson '3 6 .J Michael Graham gr Patsy Johnson Q -0 . fs ,J S baron D avis P am ela Galehouse L arry Hennings Jeff Johnson ...L Drane Ibsen Sheren Koloen Ronald Loewen Karen Mrller ff Joann Morlock Sandra Nrcolson ,- 4.-1 Barbara Rlndy Rrchard Srlkey Q 5 Dallas Stokes Thomas T ennyson Guenther Krueger LeRoy Mrller Soma Nysted Larry Solberg T7 Helen Torscher Yvonne Krueger xg Gall MlIChCl1 AY Penny Pepple Perry Solberg A rlene Trulllnger Ronald Llnderman Jerry Mont gom ery Dorothy Pulst Glenn S ond ag 'M .16 Carol wrll Lo1s Young Merlm Zrnk ,Z 7 Marlene Zmk AX u I s 1 ' 1 .- of 5 , fs .. I W 7 ,L - ,,: . I 5 3 S, if ' ' . , 3 E51 ,- in X-f.,'Q ' -X ' 'MM' R, A , f 'R ' sf XXX 'fi 5 - Q ,- Q , A A ,Q ' rv K , A5 , f - ' A , -,J V ' v 1, gr s 'g, 4 A . X4 4- .p ,- 74 V , V 1 , -V 4 , - R' 4 A -'lf' t ,JN 1 A L '. Y ff I Q y S frm ' X 's A x - L 7' 1 U pi .- V f 2 I 1'1,l!'vr K M K . 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'-1 -Z ' ,Q A cv Q22 13 L4 23 Class 0 62 CLASS OFFICERS Ivade1lSrokeS Secretary Treasurer Mxke Cook Prestdent Iudy Whrte Vrce Presrdent A 1 Darwrn Alfstad Steven Beaudoln Arne Boyum Robert Carmody Kenneth Cody Mlchael Cook Sonja Cook Frank DeBo1t Myrna Edwardson Patty Engberg Raymond Engberg Susre Footrtt Denms Forsberg Jeffrey Frrtaa Douglas Guenther Lester Gwynn Darlene Hafner Eldon Hansen Robert Hayaslu Walter Hernrtz Joanne Hrll Clayton l-lrrsch John Kaal Gary Kautzman Russell Kraus Charles Lxnderman Larry Lura Dean Magnuson Tomre McCart Sandra McCreary Carole Neuman Gary Nxlson Janice Nilson Carol Nysted Phyllis Paluh Allen Paulson Mary Kay Pederson Janette Puterbough Larry Reisnouer Jill Rogelstad Karen Roth Maynard Schander Hazel Schimelfeni Robert Seitz David Stegmeier Ivadell Stokes Mary Ann Straley Merland Theisen Eddy Varhaug Judy White Barbara Willey Classes of '63 and '64 ROW 1: D. Kanwischer, L. Peterson, P. Nordstrom, J. Schimke, G. Hogie, T. Fornshell, D. Johnson, C. Harding, S. Spinks, S. Edinger. ROW 2: C. Schulz, D. Stokes, A. Butts, W. Cruchet, D. Hewitt, J. Neil, J. Nymoen, I. McCarty, L. Klemin, R, Leopoldt, C. College. ROW 3: K. Hoyt, D. Engstrom, L, Lange, J. Engberg, S. Cousins, G. Aljets, J. Pierce, R. Hale, B. Duursma, H. Eastburn. ROW 4: A. Berge, J. Pahl, C. Okert, D, White, S. Wenaas, W. Heinitz, C. Gregor, E. Cook, P. Pedersen, M. Voglewede. ROW 5: G. Page, D. Dunn, D. Land, G. Perry, J. Pahl, I. Reichert, T. Haedt, D. Miller. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Douglas Johnson, President Thomas Haedt, Secretary-Treasurer Doreene Engstrom, Vice-President ROW 1: E, Kinderman, G. Hale, R. Haedt, C. Hirsch, T. Duursma, L. Presser, A. Brickner, P. Engberg, I, Fay, L, Hatch. ROW 2: M. Pulst, J. Pierce, D. Erfle, O. Rogelstad, C. Busch, A. Hafner, C. Howe, G, Swartout, I. Strangeland, L. Wahlund, M. Beach. ROW 3: K. Simenson, S. Palmer, I. Radke, W. Leopoldt, E. Sondag, D. Zimmerman, G. Pahl, L. Eng- strom, L, Galehouse, K. Brennan, ROW 4: R. Torscher, A. Schoen, E. Hayden, D. Pierce, B. Neumiller, 1, Fandrich, A. Heilman, M. Roney, G. Kautzman, S. Jenson, D. Land . ROW 5: P. Hoppe, B. Hafner, B, Pederson, L. Simenson, R. Dahl, L. Carmody, P, Anderson, M. Emmerich, I. Jakobson. NOT PICTURED: V. Josund. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Larry Engstrom, President Bernadine Hafner, Secretary-Treasurer Meg Roney, Vice-Prmident I4 'I JY 11,1 Steve Tracy Robert Erickson 5 Don Nicolson Jerry Eflinger The Carrington gridders of 1958 were the pride and joy of their admiring followers . As the members became more experienced they developed into a very fine foot- ball team. Hard work, determination, and good coach- ing were instrumental ln producing the final recon! of four wins and three losses. , Perhaps the hardest defeat came from the Harvey Hornets when they trounced the Cards 13-0 at their home- coming game. Never-the-less, the power of the Cards made lt a team to be reckoned with throughout the con- ference. Although next year's team will miss the graduating seniors, Coach Martin has a promising young B-team who will uphold the football aspirations of C.H.S. Coaching positions were again ably filled by Morris Martin and his assistant, james Keranen, who provided the punch to do a job well. Dean Zimmerman and Larry Reisnower as student managers deserve a pat on the back. C0-CAPTAIBS ROW l: I. Edimes, R. Maier, D. Nicolson, D. Unruh, R. Erickson, S. Tracy. J. Liddle. ROW 2: L. Reisnowet, student manager: R. Zink, M. Cook. C. Gilje, D. Mille, A. les- mundson, J. Sletten. J. John- son. D. Zimmerman. student manager. ROW 3: Coach Kennen, A. Cellma, I. S lml R. W no I. c tz. ens tn. . Solbetg, P. Solberg, R. Silkey. G. Hirsch, A. Paulson, Coach Martin. Don Nicolson and Robert Mitchell 16 1 2? 21 ll 19 ,li- 26 30 29 B SQUAD--IDW 1: R. Leopoldt, D. Hewitt, I. Neil, S. Beaudoin, R. Hayashi, D. Johnson, R. Hale. ROW 2: J. Pierce, H. Eastburn, G. Aljetx, L. Lange, E. Varhaug, D. Alfxtad. ROW 3: L. Reisnowex, A. Paulson, D. Dunn, A. Boyum, T . Haedt, I. Reichart. ROW 4: E L G n R. Carmod R. ushers. - Wy H. Y. M. Schander, F. Debolt, W. Hein- itz. COACHES J. Kesanen and M. Martin SCHEDULE OF GAMES PLAYED St. Johns Minot Model Cooperstown Fessenden Harvey St. Catherine Velva Robert Mitchell They We 12 7 13 6 6 26 0 13 13 0 o 18 6 za Jerry Liddle Robert Maier 27 Dennis Unruh Cardinals Place .1- . Q O . 11.2.3-Q Q . 1 , g Q. 5 , . 'Q i It KNEELING: Coach J. Keranen, L. Reisnouer, D. Zimmerman. STANIING: J. Schultz, B. Kriewald, J. Slet- ten, W. Miller, D. Doolittle, J. Gwynn, S. Tracy, R. Maier, R. Wenstrom, R. Mitchell, S. Nicolson, A. Cellmer, G. Hlrsch. - CARRINGTON A OPPONENTS 70 St. James 53 ' '15 New Rockford 38 , ' rx , 57 Minot Model 46 49 Harvey 55 53 Fessenden 51 59 Coopestown 37 5 ' 64 Leeds 54 52 Underwood 48 70 Mayville 42 48 Ellendale 51 60 New Rockford 46 52 Maddock 27 35 Fessenden 26 52 Ellendale 39 66 Esmond 47 75 Leeds 4 50 Bottineau 54 ,I CNO CONFERENCE - TOURNEY 33 Towner 24 ' 1 60 Anamoose 49 37 I Harvey 40 , DISTRICT TOURNEY 5 66 Esmond 32 A-nf, y 59 Maddock 33 P' '- 59 Harvey 52 REGIONAL TOURNEY 47 Drayton 44 56 Lakota 39 60 Bottineau 66 . sure 'rounmsv 'H 37 Ellendale 31 35 Lansford 42 48 Beadt 36 Defeating Beach for third placeatthestatenournamentln I K - Minot the Carrington Cardinals .. . mme and steve completed the finest basketball .,unky. md mmmb. season in the history of CHS. 28 Third in State Regional tourney -- Cardinals vs Drayton The Cardinals captured first place in the district tournament and second place in both the conference and regional tour- neys. Displaying both defensive and of- fensive ptmch, the team chalked up a sea- son record of 23 - 6. Coach Keranen righcfully shares honors with his team. As a result of graduation the Cardi- nals will lose four starters, a loss which will be nmdoubtly felt. However, a fine crop of juniors and sophomores make next year's team a definite threat. Opening tlpoff at the state toumey CARRINGTON B OPPONENTS 27 St. James 29 New Rockford 18 Harvey 37 Fessenden 36 Cooperstown 26 Sykston A 35 Leeds 30 Grace City A 36 New Rockford 29 Maddock 31 Fessenden 18 Cathay A 25 Esmond 25 Grace City A 35 Leeds ROW 1: A. Plulaon, C. Hirsch, E. Vtrhlug, M. Cook, D. Alfstad, A. Bbyum. ROW 2: R. Silkey, P L. Solberg, F. Debolt, W. Heinitz, A. Torblaa, L. Gwynn, Coach M. Martin. H -10 ' 4,1 4 wg-'gl Y- WQ '41 5 ,, . , . .i6Ql . ' Q- xff' .-C -5. 'QQ . rib' 4.mEh,.'. I in r S . . .4 .h .I . F, - 5 . K f f. 4 Ya L , ... A nu '2L'!-fm 4 o E,'5.w.Lv-Q -1 ' AI ' A, '-fl-,rw , ,- y ,Q -EQ fix 1' 4.1 I ., kg- ' ' n I -me-1-ff? Q .lv N. -1 V f 1' ' C ,: ft I- i - , L Ls A . l ' 54 'A 1. 5' 5 .i f 4' N Q 9 . . 1 L, 4 - ' 2 . -I ' , -ik el 3 'V' f- 'F'-:VUE if 3, ' Ag 1 he 4 Aa Q ' -so Q Q 1 S8832-2888232888 5 af B GAA Promotes Sports Heading GAA this year is Miss Mockel, Advisorg Marilyn Montgomery, President, Diane Moberg, Vice-Presidentg Jeannie Hagel, Secretary-Treas- urer, and Charlotte Pulst, Recorder. Many GAA members are active participants in the twirling corps besides basketball, volleyball, tennis, roller skating, ice skating, dancing, and softball. It is a major aim of this group to sponsor interest in all sports, empasizing friendship, fair play, and good sportsmanship. Rewards in good mental and physical health are valuable. There is a material gain, too, for members may earn points toward obtaining a let- ter or even a school sweater. FRONT TO BACK: Jeanne Hagel, Secretary-Treasurerg Marilyn Montgomery, Presidentg Charlotte Pulst, Recorderg Diane Moberg, Vice-President. ROW l: Sharon College, Dorothy Pulst, Charlotte Pulst, Sharon Rude, Gail Mitchell, JillRogc1stad, Darlene Hafner, Ioan Hendrickson. ROW 2: Nancy Haedt, Louise Gragcr, Diane Mobcru, lztlicl Park, Loretta llill, Carol Will, Judy Kallberg, Marilyn Montgioiiit-ry, Patsy Joliiison, Jeannie llaucl. 10 fm ...vi ,,.,,., KJ df I fa. . 130-1. i ,Q V'-MXH Officers of Pep Club are Marilyn Montgomery, Vice-Presidei g Diane Moberg, President, Gail Mitchell, Secretary-Treasure. Claeerleaciers Set the Pace Perhaps the largest organization in CHS is the Pep Club. The purpose of this cluh is not only to promote school spirit, but also to support the CHS cheer leaders as they keep team spirit riding high. Miss Mary Lou Mockel, the club's sponsor, ably guided the club through their practice sessions and various pep V , , l rallies. Their effervescent team spirit 5 i 5 eg was contagious at out-of-town games as l well as those at home. CLASS A CHEERLEADERS: Gloria Anderson, Vernie Eootitt, Marilyn Montgomery, Gail Mitchell. wear, '- CLASS B CHEERLEADERS Pamela Gale t ise Janet Cruel et N ary inn wtriltx Arlene l rulliii er J xml And the Band Woodwind Quintet Flute Sextet Bach Woodwind Ensemble Clarinet SCXISI ROW 1: S. Behrens, B. Butts, N. Haedt, P. Eastburn, H. Torscher, G. Mitchell. ROW 2: S. McCarty, B. Hafner, M. Pederson, L. Grager, J. Reicherts, K. Brennan, C. Okert, C. Galt, D. Paulson, E. Parks. ROW 3: J. McCarty, L. Klemin, L. Engstrom, J. Stangeland, S. Skad- berg. I. Schultz, S. Tracy, R. Wenstrom, R. Maier, S. Cook. ROW 4: W. Cruchet, L. Gale house, L. Carmody, R. Carmody, C. Stokes. TOP TO BOTTOM S. Behrens S. Skadberg P. Eastburn S. Hafner R. Wenstrom Played Un. I x S Mixed Clarinet Quartet Trumpet Trio Clarinet Quartet 3 x Q Brass Sexter Brass Choir ROW 1: R. Silkey, B. Berge, S. Hafner, B. Schimke, V. Footitt, P. Galehouse. ROW 2: 1, Varhaug, I. Kallberg, J. Hendrickson, R. Haedr, Carol Wenstrom, D. Hafner, J. White, J. Rogelstad, L. Grager, P. Pepple. ROW 3: R. Kraus, I. Stokes, H. Eastburn, G. Sundag, D. Ibsen, I. Jakobson, B. Haedr, M. Cook, C. Gilje. i S z E DIRECTOR Mr. Borlaug Tbqf Lena' a Live! Air FRONT ROW: B. Berge, J. Hendrickson, D. Pergande. ROW 1: fFront to backj J. White, S. Nystad, I. Crucket, N. Haedl. ROW 2: G. Mit- chell, A. Trullinger, P. Engberg, D. Pulst, C. Hay- den, Row 3: B. Rindy, s, Footit, C. Pulst, S. McCarty, C. Will. ROW 4: G. Ander- son, M. Zink, I. Stokes, L. Grager, S. Nicolson. ROW 5: S. Linderman, P. Paluh, D. Hafner, S. Cook, L. Grager. ROW 6: P, Gale- house, M. Straley, Y. Krue- ger, S. Rude. Bonnie Berge Dianne Perga nde .2 in ROW l: S. Hafner, B. Schimke, H. Torscher, N. Haedt, P. Eastburn, S. Behrens, B. Butts, C. Wenstrom. ROW 2: J. Varhaug. J. Kallberg C. Galt, D. Paulson, S. Skadberg, L. Engstrom, J. Stangeland, J. Hendrickson, R. Haedt. ROW 3: C. Stokes, R. Carmody, L. Gale- house, R. Kraus, H. Eastburn, G. Sondag, T. Haedt, M. Cook, C. Gilje. Naturally we feel that the three gala events - the Diamond Jubilees in James- town, New Rockford, and Carrington were highlighted by our Carrington band. Homecoming, the Foster County Fair, and the mid-winter concert are just a few of the other big events in which our full band participated. Making lively the basketball crowds is one big job of our Pep Band. They have also furnished Music for groups which have entertained the fans at half time. The full band, small groups, and soloists will be going to the spring festival at Devils Lake soon. We are sure they will bring to our school ratings to be proud of for a long time as they have done previously. Much entertainment has been furnished by our Majorettes and the new baton squad. At basketball games, at pep assemblies, and at P.T.A. these attractive girls have shown real talent in their well-rehearsed routines. All in all, we must say the Carrington band is busy at all seasons of the year. 36 BOYS QUARTET R Young C Gilje I Slet ten R Sllkev SOPHOMORE SEXTET Mitchell Cruchet Torscher Galehouse Eastburn Krueger Students Enjoy Vocal Muszc Program 'Q'- GIRLS QUARTET P Pep ple I Kallberg B Schlmke G Anderson BOYS GLEE CLUB ROW 1 Di rectorMr Land1s R Leopoldt S Beaudoln C Schutz ROW2 T McCarty I Plerce R Hayashx D Kanwxscher ROW3 D Alf stad D Forsberg R Engberg G Aljegp R Hale ROW4 A Boyurn D Land T Tennyson D Galt I Pahl R Sxetz if 16 ' fm IU' Q 5 Q 9 8 F gt .Q I J f F .E 3 ' 5' gi 'Q if 'sem , -GA ' S. . Ne nf ' n .Q j 'Q 9' .-gawk. N Here We Go! Honesty, character, leadership, co-operation, and physical fitness formed the basis on which students were chosen as candidates to Boys' and Girls' State, held in Fargo and Grand Forks re- spectively. Three students were chosen to attend NIPA in Grand Forks this year. Here school papers and yearbooks from school throughout the state were judged . The Sentinel received a rating of good at the Grand Forks meet. Columbia rated or placed it in second place. X Lysne. NIPA: Donnie Kanwischer, Bon nie Berge, Dorothy Cruchet, Mr Distinctive Groups Win Recogn itio n The Carrington High School members of the junior and senior honor societies help to promote scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Eighteen students are mem- bers, some of whom were holdovers from last year. Quill and Scroll, an international honor- ary society for high school journalists, is advised by Miss Fyllcen and Mr. Lysne. The group is composed of juniors and seniors who have done special work for the Cardinal and the Sentinel. In the course of the year an initiation ban- quet was held, adding eleven new members. Last year Mr. Ellison of the Foster County Independent gave an enlightening talk about the work of a journalist as experienced by a mem- ber of a county weekly. I I lf' r QUILL AND SCROLL--ROW 1: Donna Kanwischer, Don Nicolson, Jerry Liddle, Don Kanwischer, Bonnie Bcrge. ROW 2: Dorothy Cruchet, Carol Wenstrom, Charles Gile. ROW 3: Sylvia Stegmeier J . Sonja Skadberg, Sharon Lindcrman. g w -if 5 I ,ge rf? I i 3' E Xu' I J 1 Ju JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: Arne Boyum, Robert Hayashi, Nancy Haedt, Carol Galt, Peggy Eastburn, Joann Hend- rickson, Larry Solberg, Richard Silkey, Mike Cook. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY-- ROW lg Jeannie Hagel, Carol Wenstrorn, Sharon Linderman, Donna Kanwischer, Patricia llrickner. ROW 2: Robert Erickson, Don Nicolson, Rich- ard Wenstrom, Donald Kan- wisczher. ?.nh Student Librarians Work Durin Study Hall ROW l: Mary Ann Straley, Carol Wenstrorri, Patrici4tEng1beru, Darlene Hallwachs, Janet Cruchet, Dorothy Cruchct. ROW 2: Carol Hayden, Betty Butts, Mary Kay Pederson, Loretta Hill, Judy Kallberg, Patricia Bricl-cner. As you walk into the CHS library, which pinch hits for a study hall, too, one of the twelve student library assistants will always be there to assist you. These students work in the library during their study periods. Their various jobs include filing, shelving books, Collecting fines, and assisting the students in C31-gl Wenstrom, Assistant Librarian Miss lfylken, Librarian every way. Miss Edna Fylken is the library advisor, and Carol Wenstrom is her assistant. F H A Work Ana' Play ROW 1: Dianne Ibsen, Mary Ann Straley, Sonja Cook, Arlene Trul- linger, Gail Mitchell, Janet Cru- chet. ROW 2: Jill Rogelstad, Dar lene Hafner, Marlene Zinl-4, Judy Wh.te, Bonnie Berne, Susan Foot- itt, Sonja Nysted. ROW 53: Mrs. Berglund, Helen Torscher, Pam Galehouse, Penny People, Carol Hayden, Patty Engberg, Barbara R.ndy. ROW 4: Carol Wenstrorr, Peggy Eastburn, Sonja Sl-radbe-r,1, Sharon Behrens, Dlfillllu Peruantle Judy Varhauu, Glenna Nicolson. ROW 5: Sandra Nicolson, Judy Kallberu, Doris Paulson, Louise Grauer, Mary Kay Peterson, Shir- ley Hafnu. ROW l: Charlene Hirsch, Peggy Engberg Susan Edinger, Kathy Peterson, Laverna Hatch, Beth Peterson. ROW2: llileen Cook, Janetlingberg, Mary T. Vogle wede, Pauline Peterson, Doreene Eng Strom. ROW 3: Gail Page, Carolyn Okert, Wanda Heinitz, Rosemary Dahl i 1... T7 ROW 1: D. Ibsen, N. Haedt, I. Hendrivltson, ROW ROV! 1: l. ?.n-Eiol-, P. Brivkiier, C. Wenstrom, A. Eng- 2: G. Anderson, V. Footitt, J. Varhang, D. Per- berg, I.. Cirqigt-r, ROW 11: B. Butts, C, Brickner, R. gande, P. Johnson. Xxyrstroni, I.. Chaser, K. Liddle. Although numbering forty nitpnlut-rs, the Lqirdingil siqiif it-ads managed to give everyone a job in the prepara- tion of the M324 annual. St-lit-diiles ut-re ziiipiedivtalilt-, lion-.t-ver, and members could be found doing their tasks anytime from four o'clock in the afternoon to nrne--rli.rtg in the evening. Capable groups were on hand to give our visiting photographer the assistance he needed on that October day last fall. Look pretty, please, was chornsed throughout the day. But picture taking is only one of the many tasks the members must do, Creating a theme, collecting copy, arranging pictures, and selling pledges are major tasks, too. Happy is the staff if the students give approval to the yearbook. Heading the staff this year was Sonja Skadberg, a competent editor. Bonnie Berge gave Sonja Skadberg some very good help. Sylvia Stegmeier capably handled the business end of our annual-making with able assist- ance from Dorothy Cruchet. Miss Fylken was ever ready to counsel the group in their efforts to produce a worth- while annual, cards-M1 Staff STAFF HEADS: D. Cruchet, Assistant Busi- i ness Manager, S. Skadberg, Editor, Miss Fylken, Advisor, S. Stegmeier, Business Manager, B. Berge, Assistant Editor. ROW lg S. Rude, D. Moberg, B. Schimke. ROW 2: P. Eastburn, Y. Krueger, R. Young, J' Sletten' H' Torscher' Not pictured: T' ROW 1: C. Will, P. Galehouse, J. Cruchet, S. Linder- man. ROW 2: A. Trullinger, R. Silkey, G. Kirchoff, I. Hagel. Trullinger. 44 All 'z BUSINESS STAFF, ROW l: Helen Torscher, Diane Ibsen, Peggy Eastburn, Loretta Grager, Sonja Nysted. ROW 2: Mary Kay Pederson, Glenna Nicolson, Shirley Hafner, Doris Paulson, Barbara Rindy, Janice Miller, Marlene Zink. , rf 'X , ' me 1- 'S 'le SPORTS STAFF, ROW l: Judy Kallberg, Mike Car- mody, Larry Reisnouer, Dean Zimmerman, Jim Slet- ten. ROW 2: Don Doolittle, Jerry Liddle. Much enthusiasm and hard work is put into our school paper, which is published every six weeks. Mr. Lysne, will this headline fit? Don, how many news stories are we short? I surely hope we meet the deadline. Or one of the more familiar ones 'Who has the Le Page's glue? These or similar comments can be heard coming from the Sentinel room prior to editing a new issue. However, in spite of all the hard work that goes into the preparation of the Sentinel, we still get great enjoyment and much satisfaction in doing it, I STAH' HEADS AND ADVISOR, ROW 1: Pam Gale- house, Donald Kanwischer, Carol Wenstrom, Mr. Lysne. ROW 2: Donna Kanwischer, Ardell Engberg, Chuck Gilje, Sharon College, Dorothy Cruchet. NEWS STAFF, ROW ln Mary Ann Straley, Janet Cruchet Patti Engberg, Arlene Kautzman, Ethel Parks. ROW 2: LeRoy Miller, Arlene Trullinger, Ioan Hendrickson, Pasy Johnson, Nancy Haedt. ROW 3: Yvonne Krueger, Ludvig Fandrick. -Wff FEATURE STAFF, ROW 1: Sherry Koloen, Sharon Linderman, Gail Mitchell, Patti Brickner, Terry Trullinger, Barbara Schimke. ROW 2: Penny Pepple, Karen Liddle, Jeannie Hagel, Claudia Stokes, Connie Buskness. ROW 3: Sharon Rude, Diana Moberg, Louise Grager, Sharon Behrens. Homecomin ' :Fm THE ROYAL COURT: Queen Arlene, Princesses V-ernie and Bonnieg Attendants, Jane Engberg and Keith Pierson. Something to remember. It wasn't so long ago, eh, Joni? Dispensing with the l usual homecoming parade featuring floats from each class and many organi- zations, our high school had an afternoon program at which the queen was crowned . Highlighting the afternoon event was the crowning of Arlene Nystad by Joni Zimmerman, queen of '58. Prin- cesses Bonnie Berge and Vernie Footitt and attendants, jane Engberg and Keith Pierson Comprised the royal court The home economics department served the tea held for the faculty, alumni, and football team following the assembly. Although the football game against the Harvey Hornets did not end in victory for the Carrington Cards, the spirit at the homecoming hall in the gym was festive indeed. Another homecoming for C .H .S. was an occasion to rem- emher. I 46 fn-Q ,I C.H,S, Alumni enjoy bunnyhopping at the Homecoming dance. f, , .Jr . xv , . 1 4 y ' 4. . I 3, y. ,X nm' Hey! Isn't that the wrong Zink? Homecoming, rea. Hungry, Dean? ! 'Pl' Ain't they sweet? Siuing out is such a pleasure. 47 ROW l: L. Pfann, D. Anderson, L. Cellmer. ROW 2: B. Sletren, P. Rosenau, J. Ouenc- moen, J. Z.nk, S. Okert. ROW 53: D. Hirsch, 1. Zimmerman, H. Miller, J. Kraus, D. Swartoui, J. Miller, Bob Kallberg. Seniors Present Comedy! 'Riddle Me Riches' is the title of the three-act comedy presented by the senior class on May 9, 195 8, under the direction of Miss Johnson. Being the winner of a radio quiz show to the tune of 320, 000 in prizes proves to be discomforting for Chuck Taylor and his father. Because Chuck has been successful in a previous contest, his father works hard on a riddle for the 'Riddle Me Riches' program. After they win the contest, the next two weeks are hectic for the family. Among the gifts that they receive are hundreds of boxes of candy and cans of soup, a live horse, a basement full of puppies pink house paint, and musical instruments with which Chuck almost drives the neighbors crazy. To climax it, they get a visit from Marla Kay, a movie star with whom Chuck falls in love, ignoring cute Suzie. Everyone has a few heartaches, but a profitable lesson is learned. CAST Marla Kay . . . Chuck Taylor . Suzie ..... Mr. Taylor . . Esther Taylor . Patty ..... Danny Hudson . Edmond Davis . Bob Callaway . Olive Kendall . Rufus l-lill . . . Adeline Hill . . Sam Wilson . . Hilda ..... Truck driver . . fUpper lefty Swing'em high, gals!! . Peggy Rosenau . .Darvin Hirsch Joan Zimmerman . . .James Kraus . . . .Judy Zink Deanna Anderson Laverne Cellmer . . Jerry Miller . Dick Swartout . Shirley Okert . Howard Miller . Jean Ann Quenemoen . . Bob Kallberg . Bonnie Sletten . . Louis Pfann fCenterj Bob, you proceed too rapidly!! fLower leftj You can't fire me. I Quit!! LS ,nuff 1 You fixa me?? Dean Zimmerman Barbara Schimke . Sharon Linderman Ardell Engberg . . Diana Moberg . . Wesley Miller . . Charles Gilje . Judy Kallberg . . Mike Carmody . . it CAST DuWayne Miller . . Terry Trullinger . Jeanne Hagel. . . Gary Kirchoff . . . Mr. Morlock Mrs. Morlock Jessica Morlock Mary Morlock Mildred Cmaidj Lucifer Cdevill . Doctor Brown Mrs. Schmaltz Luigi Lanconi . Joe Lanconi Martha Lanconi . . Miss Akers . . . Mr. Plew Mr. Morlock is a fidgety, nervous, grouchy, fellow who doesn't like anything or anybody but money. I-le won't let daughter Mary, who is twenty, marry Joe Laconi because Joe's papa is poor. When Joe's papa comes to fight for Joe, Mr. Morlock starts a big feud with him. The other members of the Morlock family think Mr. Morlock is nuts. They want to leave him. l-le begs for them to stay, which they reluctantly do. 1Upper-rightj Horrors! ! Don't hurt my husband. fCenter-rightj All the interest isn't on the stage, eh Terry? fl,ower-rightj Please don't leave me!! union Lauded ROW l: DuWayne Miller, Ardell Engberg, Barbara Schimke, Dean Zimmerman, Sharon Linderman, Diana Moberg, Terry Trullinger, Jeanne Hagel. ROW 2: Mr. Carew, Charles Gilje, Mike Carmody, Judy Kallberg, Wesley Miller, Gary Kirchoff. Star-g2iZ6l'S Music Sweet and Gentle! Z' QI. 1' 30 Q Jf Prexy and Date Lead the Grand March' A1lDone?? Hey! Wait for Mel' Whewl 'Pm Glad That's Upl! Q-5 Stairway to the Stars, the theme selected by the juniors of 1958, turned out to be a night of beauty and ecstasy. At 6:30 p.m., on May 3, a banquet furnished by the junior mothers was enjoyed by all juniors, seniors, and faculty. Ten sophomore boys and girls served the dinner. Twisted midnight blue crepe paper streamers formed the sky from which glittered stars shown in great pro- fusion. The entrance was marked with a huge, broken, silver star. Balloons were seen floating from the moon, which formed the center decoration. Winding Stairs around the castle walls indicated the theme of the prom. Heavenly music was played by Kermey's 'Cloud of dreams Combo which made this an enchanted evening to remember. How's the punch?? Prom kittens' 6 If Q 1' .r F or lovers only I when do we eat?'? ON TO AN UNLIMITED FUTURE 1 vox wr ! ,II !