Ellendale High School - Microphone Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1953 volume:

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Glee Club and Hhorus 2-3-L Twirling 1-2 3-L Triple Trio li Band 1-2 3-14 Volley Ball Team I4 Choral Festival 3:11 Secretary of Canteen h Band Festival 1-2-3-lg Clarinet Quartet I4 Cardinal Staff h Microphone Staff I4 NI Music Festival 2 3-h Office Helper 3-h James Billey Uiml A mother's pride and a father'e .107- Student Manager b Football 2-3-lg Basketball l-2-3 'Napoleon Jr." 3 'The hhole '1'own's Laughing' I4 Glee Club and Chorus 1-2-3-I4 Boy's Octet 3-lg Band 1-2-3-lg Band Festival 1-2-3-li Class President 1 Class Treasurer lg Brass Sextet 3-Ji Boy's State 3 Cardinal Editor Lg Microphone Business Manager L Keystone Society 3 NI Music Festival 2-3-b Choral Festival 2-3-I4 Band Festival l-?-3-14 Pep Band I4 Explorer Scout 1-2-3-14 Lorne Bobbe Qhxbblesf The world knows nothing of :lt's greatest men I Football 1 2 I4 Basketball 14-F Club Microphone Staff Marvin Brandenberger CBrandyJ I know a lot, but I just can't think of it rigmt now! Glee Club Microphone Staff h-H Club Intra Mural Basketball I-' I-'IT' :f E . . 3, . S 0 0 . , - 5 - : H 0 5 0 C t 1+ .1 , 'r ' ' To S' F, I ' c- c-Rael' LaVez-ne Burhngham CBur1yJ There must be some hard worrk 'Napoleon Jr "The Whole To1m's Laugh1ng Microphone Staff Cardinal Staff Track JI'll'!1"l2'Lu Constance Burow Cconniel Tiny, trim, and trustworthy Vice president Speech Program Volley Ball 'learn 3 Cheerleader 'Napoleon Jr " Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff ITS'-'DJ F'JI'lL'XA J ,Z Wayne Chemey I may be small, but so was Napoleon "Napoleon Jr " Football 2 3 Lg Basketball Track 2 3-L Boy's State Class President Cardlnal Staff Microphone Edito 1n-chief Keystone Societ "I'he Whole lown' Laughing F'C-"l?'l-'ITMJ Dawn Combellick Giggle, Giggle as I go "The Whole Town'e aughing "Thanks Awfully' C.le Club and Chorus Orchestra Speech Fe t1val Volley Bell Team Class Secretary 0ff1ce Helper Ulcrophone Staff Choral Fest1va1 NI Music Fest1val Jean Dobler Ueanniel People who make no noise are dangerous Volleyball Team Twirling 2 3 lj 'Napoleon Jr " "The Whole Town s Laughing" 'Hhanks Awfullly Glee Club and Chorus 2 3 lg Speech Festival Choral Festival Cardinal Staff Office Helper 2-3-14 NI Music Festival 1-2-3-h Microphone Staff Gary Edwards fCallieJ ' am Ii' you don't thnk I good, just lslc me Football - Basketball - 'h-ack "' 'Napoleon Jr " "The Whole Town's Lauyxing' Class President Glee Club and Chorus Choral festival 3-I4 NI Music Festival Cardinal Staff Microphone Sta!! la-H Club - Football Co-captain h Evelyn Flening Ciweyl I was born to laugh, and laugx I must Glee Club Volleyball 'I-apoleon Jr Claes Secretary NI Muslc FESt1V8l 0ff1ce Helper Speech Program Cardlnal Staff' Microphone Staff 7? .. 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I I I I I I I I I KA-V XM M0540 b-IKM L-1 KA I I 5 I I 0 I I Ml ITIT' I'-'HJC' C"I:'11"1T'I'1" U'J?'l'-'N lTC'I3'C"C'l'-JLJKJIT' LaVerne Gerling fGerkD I'm gett1ng to be a blg boy now Basketball Cardinal Staff Projecti onist Mlcrophone Staff Marilyn Hagel My :Ldea of an agreeable person is one that agrees with me "The whole loun s Laughing" "' apoleon Jr " "Thanks Awhslly V1 ce presldent k.oC'NC'bJ!1' G'Lr1's State Glee Club and Chorus Twirling Triple Trio Canteen President Card1na.l Staff NI Muslc FBSt1V81 Choral FeSt1V31 Microphone Staff Speech Festival Cheerleader Office Helper Luella F all Cbouj The best way to lenghlfen nw days is to steal a few hours from the Dlglt Band Twirling 'J 3 Irum Majorette Vice-president "Thanks Awmllyn Saxophone Quartet Speech Prog:- Cardinal Staff Microphone Dtaff Band Festival Scout Patrol Leader Office Helper 3-L P' I0 Y ara-c-c-c-a-H 1:- Jiv fl, Yvonne Hatleatad Ulonniej Quiet and Efficient Glee Club and Chorus 1 2 3-14 "Phe mole Town a Laughing' 'Thanks Awfully Choral Festival 2 3-L Accompanist Speech Fest1val Office Helper NI Mus1c Fe tival l 2 3 L Speech Program Angela Heine loobig to be little "The Whole 1ovm's Laughing" 'Napoleon Jr Band h H Club Twirling Volleyball Choral Festlval Pre ldent Keystone Coc1ety Trlple Tno Speech Festlval Cardanal Staff Microphone Staff Gir1's State Band Festlval Glee Club and Chorus NI Music Festival Mlxeu. Quartet Seruor G1rl's Speech Pro 'rem I4 Frank Hoitman CF:-anldej Worry lnlls men-why dle? FOOCDHH 2 3-L Cardlnal Staff Microphone Staff Football Co-captain JoAnne Klrmis Looks are deceiving She's not as qulet as she looks Choral Fest1va1 2 3-14 NI Music Festival 2-3-I4 Glee Club and Chorus 2-3-lg Accompanist L Speech Festival 3 Volleyball 3-h "Thanks Awful1y" "Phe Whole 'ow'n's Laugming' Secretary Triple Trio Office Helper Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff FJ-LA I-'C"I?fU'.T'lI'P'!I" s f ' Vx Sag'Vo mx "',Q3.31i Qt .4 H - 1 . . I I . U7 ' v' . 4 ul . . , ' ' I f" ' s . . 3 . I - ' l 0 ' l u 'XQYXDYXJ 'N3fXJH,'NJl'0 ' ' LL+ w QLLQL ' ' ' S :fc-c-- '75-E-r-tocr:-E-crtsnozri-E-E-E-caa- cr fcrxocr .src- Betty Olson Loves and is loved. 'hlirling Glee Club "Thanks "awfully" NI Music Contest Speech Festival Carolyn Pierce 1v2f3wh 2-3-k h 2-3-h 3 Absence makes the heart gow fender. Band Glee Club and chorus "Thanks AwiW.x1ly" Choral Festival NI Music Contest Speech Festival Saxophone Quartet Class Secretary 14 IX Club Canteen Council Girl's State Triple Trio Girl's Octet 1-2-3-14 2- 3-la lx 2-3-is 1'2' 3-la 3 ls 2 "The Whole Tmm a Laughing" Keystone Society Band Fest1va1 Pep Band Raymond Pomplun fAcerl Stand back prls don t rush me lhotball Basketball Track Boy' s State Microphone staff Keystone Baseball DOFbrest Rall ffrostyj 23-la He likes to study in the morning but he never gets up Basketball Boy's State Sc1ence Convention E? cf U' W If-' ID U-I MMA!-'II' an Y' Q DY' 8 w - 1 2-3-lg la 3 la , 3 la h ' 1-2-3-.. .14 -- I 2-3-b 1-2-3 1-2 F 3 ls ls 1- - i vw ., KL 1- - - , E i 2 QX Q Q 3 f , J , V . Eldel nelnke fall It's all nyht to lan humamty but I am no specialist Football 1 2 3 L Basketball 0 h H Club 1 2 3 Cardlnal Staff Microphone Staff Joan Retzlaff lliatzl She 15 a girl who does her own thinking, and does not need any advice Choral Festival 2 3 lg Glee Club and Chorus 2 3 L4 Speech festival "Napoleon Jr " "Phe Whole lown s Laughing' Volley Ball 2 3-I, 'The Blue Teapot" Cardinal Staff Offlce Helper G1r1's State KeyStone Society "The inhole Town s Lauvh:mg" IT1? 4 - . . H- - I . - o 0 . . ' . Q 1 u zz I I- Q . E . U 0 U Q J V . 5 - E so I I I E 'I' I i I I I I I I 9 I I I I I F. 'T' I ' I I 'IJ I I I 'I' I Ira- 11" lrlr' wt' :rp-II:-I:"U'J1"wl1" -bww ITC' r N I Music Contest 3 Cheerleader Mlcrophone Staff Darlene Reaclnger Ulesrj Cod Bless the boys, 1 love than all I 'rhanks Awhllly Speed- Festival Glee Club and 'horns 2 3-h NI Music Festival 2 3-I4 Choral Festlval 2 3 I4 Mlcrophone Staff Volleyball Avls Roeszlel A Jolly lass, and so full of hm, and always o nice to everyone 'Thanks Awfully Band and Band Festival 1 2 3 lg Glee Club and Chorus Microphone Staff Choral Festival Speech Festival 3 NI lIlI.l51C"Fl8't1Tl1 1 2 3-14 Band Festival 1-2 3-I4 Molina Stahlecker UIOTIUJ Hou me fellows there goes more Football Basketball Glee Club and Chorus Track Presldent A'sst Cardinal Editor Cnoral Festival Boy's State Honor Athlete NI MUSIC Fest1va1 Bow Scouts Loren Teigs Clnverl Not lazy, lust talcub a rest Glee Club and Chorus Soloist hicrophone Staff Track Norman V est Sometxmes I sit and think an sometimes I just sit Basketball 'Napoleon Jr Glee Club and Chorus Microohone Staff Dora Uecker Just wait till I grow "Thanks Awhxlly' Volleyball Office Helper 2 3-ls Microphone Staff Marion Zinter Odaizel Suling and cheerful, always the same Volleyball Twirling Glee Club and Chorus Gi:-1's State NI Music Festival - - Speech Festival Class Treasurer Hicrophone Staff mmm Awmllyv' h ' 1 Q -- I 2-3-In 1-2-3-I4 2-3-ls 2-3 ' l ln 3-la 3 h . . 2-3-h .' 1-2-3-la 2-3-ls 3-la Cheerleader 3-is . 1 o A , d 2 . " 3 2-3-h , . 14 up 1 14 h h 1-2-3-ls 1-2-3-h h-H 1-2-3-h 2-3-14 3 2 3 h 3 3 la bot for sckool, b t for lnfe we learn Maroon ana Gray Yellow Hose Uffccma Wayne Chemey 1-'resl dent 7oAru1e K1I"'IiS Secret ry Jdmes Eulley Trp surer f-ifduww E C lngfvalson I Douglas .Bell Vice-President 0 Q o J The year is 1963 DeForest Rall, back home on a much needed vacation from the lofty Ozarks wtere he is a professor of Ehglish, is making his temporary home in his n tive hills where the elevation 1sn't as hlgl Upon hearing that Yvonne Hatlestad 1S teaching typing and music at the University of Herricourt, he decided to look her up Ox the way through the c1ty he decided to look her up Ch the way through the city he stopped at Pauncho's Cassino where I, Gary Edwards, was relaxing while my jet plane, "'I'he Flying T1ger," was being refueled after having to malce an emergency landing at the Merricourt Alrport Learn ing of Vonn1e's fame fran Frosty, I declared to accompany him to the University While visiting Vonnie, we got the idea of visiting our fonner classmates in their various homes We all hopped into nw jet and away we went to Ellendale, where I rad some business to attend to On our way, whom should we see but Douglas Bell wavin to us from his home on Duane Hoad, where he seems to be a coach now and raising his mm team at that Toot,tootl What do we hear now? It 15 Wayne Cherney, engineering his Galloplng Goose alon the tracks below us Just as we were getting ready to take off iran Ellendale on our long jounney, whom should we run into but Darlene Rexinger walking into town from the south said that she was the first woman to walk all forty-ei ht states She decided to ride a while and go along with us on our trip, and we finally got underway Our first stop was at the giant metropolis of Frederick where we visited Connie Burow It seems Connie has started a junk yard in Frederick so that her husband wouldn't have to drive so far to work We heard that another of our class was golng to be 1n Frederick that evening Stan and his Country Boys were furnishing the music for the dance in town that them It seems in order to make a living though, Dawn was singing the Chesterfield can 131818 over station P U 1n Wlnship, South lhkota We couldn't stay for the dance as we had a lot of ground to cover, so off we went again heading south he stopped at the Beecher Cafe, Inc 1n Aberdeen, where Mrs Luella Hall Beecher, is chief cook and bottle washer While the ladies shopped, Frosty and I stop ped in at the Casbah for refreshments and whcm should we hear but the popular mgxt club entertainer, Avis Roeszler Not wanting to keep the ladies waiting, we had to hurry back the plane Leaving Aberdeen, we headed south west for Denver, Colorado, where we stopped for Vonnie to satisfy her hunger once more While at the lunch counter we bought a paper and lhote picture shoild we see but t'at of Jo Anne Klmis, the first woman globe trotter She and Goose Tatum are now averaging 60 points a game Taking off agamn we headed west for Reno, Neveda, where we heard that Mavis Aman 15 a slot machine vendor in Dulcie Bell's night club Reaching Reno, we found that the fog was too thick to attempt a landang, so we tipped our wings and headed for Hollywood As we flew over Hollywood, we looked down and saw a familiar car It was Lorne Bobbeg Mercury and there he was in his tent on Marilyn Monroe's doorstep still patiently waiting As we flew on, we saw a baseball club playlng in the crisp California sunshine, so we cb- cided to land and watch them work out Much to our s.rpr1se we saw our old classmate Ray Pomplun playing third base Ray says that his team 15 called the Hornets and are a class X ball club, but are wczrlcmg up fast Leaving Ray, we journey forth again heading south to New Mexico , where we went to do some shopping and whom should we see but H8.1'10Il Zinter, now a woman natador lainie says she loves the sport, and it is profitable too leaving Hence, we flow into Texas, where we had heard that some of our classmates now live and work Landing at Del Rio, we saw an advertisement which read3'Uanen,are you weak and puny? I can change you, for I build women out of weaklings Joan Retzlaff " We fnled to dig Joan up though, so we had to move on I . g . . . ' . . .. . 'a . '. , e ' . AA. g . u . . g . .g . . . - . . . . . night and they had as their singing star Dawn Combellick. Dawn also played the fiddle for ' ' . ' ' ' ' to . . . 0 . . . . N M S XS! 7 Q t 0 or! wlthout see1ng her we were walking alon wnen we saw a crowd of people gomg toward a speaklng platfom where a man was talninsf loudly and wavlnp h1s arms Followlng along, we learned that the young man was spealcmg at a mass meet1nv of the Alcohol Anonymous Club Pushing closer, wo almost fell over to see that the speaker was none other than hlden Relnke Well, we could not stay unt1l Elden got througa, so we took off again bound for Oklahoma I wanted to see nv uncle whlle ln the area Whlle I was at hm house, Vonnie, Rex, and Frosty went sightsee1ng Then we were regro ped once more, they told me of seemg Nor man hest, now the smoke nng champlon of the world They sald too th t Frank Heitman was also 1n town Frank, w1'o 18 now the heavy weight wrestllnv champion of the world, was tak ing on Prlmo Corners tonight at the local arena After lmving my uncle's place, we took a taxa. back to tle au' port and who should dnvzng it but Marvln Brandenburger We talked as we rode out to the a1rpor't and then we were off agann heading northeast for HISSOUI1 We stopped in at Excelslor Spr1n s to see Marllyn Hagel It seems Marilyn had a nervous breakdown trying to .leclde whlch boyfnend to stick intl' After we rad finlshed talking to Marmlyn, we stopped off at the t eater and whom should we see but La Verne Burlin ame, the young Graucho Marks Leavlng H1SSO'U.1'1, we flew to Ch1cago, to watch Loren Tiegs, al1as Johnny Ray, do h1s afternoon show After the show we asked Loren where Betty Olson was now, and he told us that she was at home ra1s1ng little Johnny Rays W left Loren and walked down the street when we headd Vonn1e's name called and there leamnv out of a wmdow was Evelyn Flemlng, who told us that she was now head secretary of the Easy Blow Bubble Gum Company Evelyn told us that Dora Uecker was head of the clty llbrary here ln Chlcago She has flnally caugxt up on her readmg Leavln., Chlcago, we made a b1 Jump over to New York C1ty, where we were just :Ln tune to see Jean Dobler, who was preparing to leave for Germany to purchase a new Austin After Jean's boat had left, we ate supper ln New York and headed back ln Wlsconsm we stopped and v1s1ted w1th Angela Heine, who 1S now a da1ry mald talclng plcture of contented cows for Bordens Leanng Angela, we flew to Mlrmesota where we saw James Bllley ready to go back to Ellendale, so we took hlm along wltr us On the way, James told us that he couldn't de- cide whach farm it would be tre one north, east, or we t of Ellendale Finally we reached Ellendale avazm and dropped James off and went 1nto the anrport to land Much to our surprlse, we saw that LaVerne Gerlnng was the head greasemonkey there Laverne told us that Norman Sta! lecker was runnlng a lvght bulb factory here an r-llendale whlle wa1t1.nv for Rosemary Carolyn Plerce 15 also, we were told, near here ln the clty of Potsdam She 15 tI'y1Ilg to dec1de wrether lt w1ll be Cuba, Korea, or Ellendale, Hell, tha 1s the way we found our classmates :Ln 1963, and as we parted e cz to so h1s own way once more, 1n all of our hearts there was hope that we could dc :Lt galn sometime 1n tte near future QED fl N, le 31 ,W .YJ-l-1-as X is eff L0 01 EM- 5' .J . 1 . b. 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O . 2 I o a A n 1 t . . a l Q . 1 5525 'Lili isifl' X 66444 We, the members of the benlor Class of Ellendale, North Daaota, havlng been thoroughly examlned and tested by capable psycrlatrlsts and braln spec1al1sts and pronounced reason ably sane and able to negotlate suck an lmportant and v1tal document, do hereby execute and declare thls to be our last wlll and testament, and do hereby declare all previous wllls, 1f any, or promlses by us, lndlvldually or collectlvely, and wkether verbal or wrlt ten, to be null and vo1d, to wit We bequeath to the faculty and school off1c1als our sincere lpO1Og1e5 for all the headaches and heartache they may have suffered ln the tralnlnv and development of our youthful mlnds II we bequeath our most humble apologles to Jake and Charlie for any mischief that we may have perpetrated 1n an about the bu1ld1ng which may have 1nconven1enced them 1n any WHY III we hereby bequeath to the Juniors all the 'requ1s1tesW and attachments and properties that proverblally belong to the Senlor Class In turning over these valued artlcles to the 8PStWh116 lrresponslble Jun1ors, we hereby admonlsh them to carefully guard, protect and cher1sh thelr glfts as they would thelr very lives IV we leave to the Sophomores the rlght of taklng over the Junlor desks, concessions, plays, varlfus projects, and other mlscellaneous adventures, mlsadventures, and the annual preperatlon of the prom V To the Freshmen we leave hope and endurance to carry them through lnitiation and the years that follow we also leave them the hope of someday becoming Senlors if they live through thelr Sophomore and Junlor years VI Llkewlse we 1ndiv1dually bequeath the following gifts Mavis Aman, leave my 'ChWerman accent to Kay Lrabtree Douglas Bell, leave my egot1st1ca1 personal ty to Margaret Ashmore Dulcie Bell, leave m tw1rl1ng fonm and talent to all my young ad lrers on the first floor James Bllley, leave to Lee Roezler my ability to play the trombone ln hopes that he w1ll learn to blow somethlng besides those horrible 'pl1t pluts W La Verne Burlingame, leave some of my height to Delbert Nelson so he may stretck h1s extra pounds over a larger frame Lorne Bobbe, leave my ab1l1ty to deposit a stick of gum in the waste basket dally to Blondell Zlmmerman Constance Burrow, leave my success south of the border to other romanticists I, Marvin Brandenburger, leave my calm and restralned actlons to Ned Lelby 1D dare hopes that he will use them 70' 1. ' . ' ' ' 1, ' . I, ' ' - . I, . . . I, . ' I, U . . . I, 1 0 Wayne Cherney, leave my ab1l1ty to run the mlle to the Shuld eiz gals Dawn Combelllck, leave my ablllty to lgvle to make l1fe cheery after I'm gone to every one left in E H S Jean Dobler, leave my AuSTlH to my slster Use 1t, Kathy! Gary Ed ards, bequeath my old Oattered rattletrap to anyone who has h1s l1fe lnsurance Pli- Evelyn Flemlng, leave my housekeeplng abllltles to 'ChefW Emdl Cherney LaVerne Gerllng, leave to Harlen Stahlecker my key to the door of success Frank Heltman, would just llke to leave Yvonne 'em as Angela JoAnne Hatlestad, leave my bobbing curls to Patty Ashmore 1n hopes that she can I dld Helne, leave my close call accldent records to Jerry Lautt to add to h1s K1TmlS, leave m atklet1c ablllty to Donna Lea Smalley Marllyn Havel, leave my ab1l1ty to remaln falthful to my boyfriend in the armed to anyone 1 l1ke clrcumstances Luella Hall, leave my ablllty to play hookey to Marlene Morgan CHere's hoplng can keep Qettlng by wlth lt, Marlene Betty Olson, leave my blushes and temper to my sister fmaybel LaPalma Tlevs Carolyn P1erce, leave my Alr Ma1l starlonery to any one 1nvolved in a like f1x Raymond Pomplun, leane my awlllty to flunk a test to Melvln Avery Joanne Retzlaff, leave my Hblllty to go steaoy to Ethelyn Ed ards Darlene Rexlnger, do transmit my amazlng endurance galned by m lone h1tchh1king tours to Shlrley Merkel Av1s Roezler, leave my love of costume Jewelry to Darlene Dathe Elden Relnke, leave my s1ncere love of the Kulm boys to Jackle Van S1ckle DeForest Rall, leave my ab1l1ty to flllbuster ln every class to Robert Schaller Normen Stahlecker, leave my dancing tBCh11QU95 to V1rg1l Dewald Loren Tlegs, do bequeath my vocal talent to anyone that can slnp Norman West, do bequeath my corksrew to Lowell Edwards 0 . .. U. . Y tw 1 ego 1 o d. o o u o ' 0 A 0 3 3 Q a 1: 'D do o V 3. . . - 0 ' ' Y lr 0 3 o o ., . . . 0 0 . ' 0 . ,, 0 shake own SEFV1C5 you -D,f!f I, Dora Uecker, can't spare a thing I, Marion Z1nter, leave my love for the Ipswich boys to the Ipswich girls VII Any other will of testament made by us is declared null and void upon the public ation of 11118, our last one In witness thereof we do set our hand and seal upon this will on this :memorable month of May, one thousand nlne hundred and fifty three We, the class of 1953, began school 1n 19141 when about no eager first graders started their education Of these only three have remained to the end. They are Joan Retzlaff James Billey, and Jean Dobler The rest of the present senior class have jolned these three, elther in the grades or in h1g1 school After going through the usual trials and tr1bulat1cns of elementary students-quarrels pranks, and pumshemtns, we finally entered Junior H131 School In 19149, 142 green freshmen began their hlgl school career This was a big increase over the eighth grade enrollment of 22 Thls year was tre wonderful beginning of our high school days After we got over the daze we began to take part in the parties and fun of higm school life We gathered up all our cour ge and even put on a coupld of parties our- selves We chose Marilyn Hagel and Hoan Retzlaff to be our cheer leaders Our junior year was a busy one We put on the play Napoleon, Jr to make money for th Junior-Senior prom Our theme was A Trip To The Hoon e en e the year with a tr1p to Jamestown for our class p1cnic Th1s year 33 senlors moved over to the last two rows 1n Senior Assembly to fmisb our last hp in our h1gh school days We elected Wayne Cherney president, Douglas Bell vice president, JoAnne Kirmis secretary, James B1lley treasurer, and Superlntendent Incfvalson as our adviser As seniors we had elgmt foot ball lettermen andtwo basketball lettermen Seven zlrls took part ln tw1rl1ng and recelved plns for three years of service Twelve members received mus1c lyres for their activlties in Glee Club and Mixed Chorus Five students were given membershlp in the Keystone Honor Soclety We undertook to publlsh the school paper and did a very good job of it We ppt on the play the hole Town is Laughing sponsored several partles, and put out the annual Mlcrophone We wlll always be grateful to our parents and teachers for making it possible for us to arnve at this juncture of our educational career, and so w1th mlngled sadness and re joicing, we b1d you Au Revoir 0 o . - e . - - . f ' , 0 s U U . - . Q . A o .. Q Q 0 o e e -1 . e 0 . un .1-il-1 e . . . . L . . X - .2 e ' 9 . . . e X . 0 . e I I 1-.ill e . . . - e sunday, my 17, 1953 . Processional Invocation Hymn Come, 'Ihou Almighty King Selections: There is a Balm in Gilead fDawaonJ H S Chorus Open Our Eyes CHacFarlaneJ Winton S Melby, Director Sermon Rev Eno Wehrli Pastor, Ellendale Methodist Church Hymns Faith of Our Fathers NOW the Day 15 Over Friday May 22, 1953 Processional H S Band Presentation of Colors Troop 32 Star Spangled Banner All Talksz James Billey and Joan hetzlaff Selections: Ram and the River CFox2 One Morld fO'hara Brattonl Mixed Qmrus Address: Rev Edward Nervig Pastor, Bethlehem Intheran Church, Aberdeen, S D Presentation of Class Mama C Onsrud. Confernng of Diplomas E M Lelby Pres1dent, Board of Educat1on Recessionalz Pomp and C7n1valry CChar1es Robertsj H S Band 5 9 ll llll lll ll I Ill llllll I 3 IODOIIIUQOIOUQQ... . O.. .Ulm OCQCU. 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J. 0 . O D . I I . l JI 0 . O . O O . I O El I ' O . , O l it O . D It I 0 O 0 I A O 0 J. Dobler, M. McClellan, J. Retzlaff, E. Fleming, H. Schaller, Y. Hillius. Fourth Lg: Rl O O O I O O E. ' . . ' . ' . . ' . . : JI ' I . O O I O O gg wb . I I O C . O C , Prelude Processlonal R1ng On, O Song Gentle Mary Sllent Nlgfht Lullaby for Mary s cm Vary' s Lullabv March o the Three Kings The Chrlstmas Gospel O, L1ttle Town of Bethlehem I H ard the Bells D1 xg Dong From Heaven Above The Blrthday of a Kmg Mule Shepherds Water ed Cherubin Song Carol of the Bells Cantique de Noel 'I'he Three Kinvs A Flemlsh Carol Recess1onal CJoy t o the Worldl Jolnue Kirmis, Ku Crabtree Grand Chorus N1xeu cr orus Th1rd Grade Fourth Grade Glrls' Chorus Fifth Grade Beverly Schaunaman Chorus 61 Audlence S1x'th Grade Snrth Grade Mlxeu Chorus Grachs Seven E1 ght Mlxed Chorus Grade Chorus Mlxed Chorus Grand Chorus CH ORAL FESTIVAL The annual choral festlval was Feld 1n Ellendale on May l For the twenty f1rst consecutlve year, the choruses from Edpeley, LaMoure, Oakes, and Ellendale, were under the dlrectlon of Hywell C Roland The program was as follows Amerlca Audxence and Chorus M1xed Chorus Cherublm Song Bortnlansky There 1s a Balm 1n Gllead Wlllial Dawson Open Our Eyes N111 C Nacfarlane G1 rls ' Glee Club By the Llght of the Sllvery Moon World 15 Wa1t1ng for the Sunnse DedJ.cat1on Boys Glee Club Riff Song The Halls of Ivy It's a Grand Nlght for S1ng1ng M1X6d Chorus Soon Ah W1ll be Done Slng Song, Kltty You'1.l Never Walk Alone Now the Day 15 Over Star Spangled Banner . . . . . Madden Edwards Lockhart Seltz Franz Daggett Sixgnund Romberg Russell Kn1ght Hammersteln Podgers W1l2L1a1n Dawson Tom Scott Hammersteln Rodgers Barnby Audlence and Chorus Gi uso. on one ocooalnoo so sooonoou. 1 noone Q ,neocons ooo ' . 'S.. .. 4 u J- . 4- 00 00000 o.e.ooao eq ' . . as so 3 . V .noone sean A qoooaoooo ooo '1 sooo cones 1 . X R. A00 00 Ll oo no . on on :Q seasons oo . no so - A . " J Q n 2 on onanunenan oooouaooosoooso oo.. 0 .on eonooanooo .noone o . . so o " on 0 ' ooooscooocnoooooo so ' I oosoooaooooaooeuo ooo onssooooo coco " onsooooool 's " on can susan noncon- . no no " nun :monsoon n -. ,- I X X Members of the band are as follows Clarinet K Crabtree, D Bell, h hdwards, G Clarke, N Pierce, J Olson, A Hill 5 Nelson, S Oxenrider, J Evans, G Townsend, R Donahe baxaphane A Kirmis, C Pierce, L mall, J Laut+, D Nelson Cornet H Sharp, M McClellan, R Schaller, M Crabtree, D Anderson, W Moorhead, U Hasz Trombone J Billey, A Heine, A Roeszler, L McClellan, L Crabtree, L Roeszler E itone J Zimmerman, L Bell Bass Horn Y hillius, K Noess, R Zimmerman French H'r-rT"C" Bergland, A 3ergland Percussion H Schaller, G Griffin, L Bell, C Gren Phillips Director Mr Winton S Mel The Ellendale High School Band, under the direction of Mr Melby, furnished music for all of the hone basketball and football games and gave a nand benefit program A fifteen p1ece pep band was selected to play at the Kulm Tourney The band also took part in the N I music festival and played in the N I Homecoming parade BAND FESTIVAL The seventeenth annual Eloe band festival was held on Friday, April 10, in LaMoure. John W. Seale of Jamestown College directed the festival Hand, which was made up f Edgeley, Oakes, LaMoure, and Ellendale. The program was as follows: America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Arr. Paul Yoder Thunderer March . . . . .Sousa-Yoder Prince and Pauper ....... . H. Johnson Clarinet Solo ..... . . . . . . .Ellendale Highlights from Porgy and Bess. . . . . Arr. Yoder Little Suite for Band ...... . . . . . Erickson Crusade for Freedom . . . . J. J. Richards Saxophone Solo .... . . . . . .Oakes Clarinet Solo ..... . . . .Edgeley Blue Tail Fly ...... . . .H. Fred Four Episodes for Band . . , . .Morrissey March for Youth . . . . . . .0livadoti Star Spangled Banner . . . Richards p Zami Luella Hall Cmajorettel H Hagel C Phllhps A He1ne H Schaller B Olson M Aman B Pclnplun M Zlnter V Weispfcnning D Bell At the beglnmng of the year, the twirlers p1cked Luella Hall as their majorette for this year, and Virginia Heispfenning next years' maglorette The twirlers preformed at many basketball games, and at one football game They had a bake sale and raffled off a radio to finance their new uniforms which they wore for the tournament. Eight semor girls will receive twirling pins at the end of the year One junior, Barbara Pcmplun will receive a twirling letter. wjfvlxlwq J. Dobler K. Dobler as C ' 1 Senior Girl's Speech Pro As in the past years there have been a number of speech and dramatic programs We extend our appreciation to Miss Onsrud for her patient forts 1n darecting these activitles The Senior Girl's Speech Program was pv n in the h1gb school audltor lum Thursday evening, October 16, at eight o'clock The followlng program was presented Presentation of colors Salute to the Flag Fairy Tale 'TI e Three Bllly Goats Gru.ff" Faoles Vocal Solo 'Hy Heart Stood Still' Verse Reading Vocal Solo 'A Perfect Day' Oratlon Amerlca Is Everybody's Buslness Boy Scouts All Connie Burow Evelyn Fleming Loren Tiega Joan Retzlaif Yvonne Hillius Angela Helne Plano Duet "Temptat1on" JoAnne Kirmis and Yvonne Hatlestad Poem "If" CK1plingD Marllyn Hagel One Act playf a comedy? "Thanks Awfully" CJean Lee Lathomj Characters z Dick Carol Edlth Mrs Dodd Mrs Smythe Ehud Nanette Mrs Hemingway Mrs James Gadver Carolyn Jane. Carolyn P1erce Ned Lelby Mavis Aman Avis Roezler Darlene Rennger JoAnne Kirmll Yvonne Hatlestad Marion Zinter Dura Uecker Betty Olson .Luella Hall Dulcie Bell ...Jean Dobler..CHar1lyn Hagel, Understudyj Marion.... .........................Dawn Combelhck Qfraxn. O n C A D I .ill OOO! IOOICODIDIIQIIICCUIDOO IOOOOOOOI I I ' - moo oceans v anuooseooooaooonosoooeonaueequoooo nes. one anno llllOO'I0li0lIOOlOOD Ili' oeeeecosoono-o coco . . . . ' 'e-euceeueeouoocuo OOIOOOOOQOQI . . oonooooocoscoouocoooeeounnoeoooeoosoa Doteaooeooo once Onan obese 00000 0000 cone. :sonic o coco uno. . o use :ooo ucooooo uso! IOOOOIQ QQQQ I .CIO llli a one once fl!! IO. one eoeneoeoee noe. ooecoooocono . 44 xml, l KW x I ,rv O5 ,eeecl aatdactcec The PLO speeck festlval wa held March 12, 1953, at the Edgeley H151 School QIHXIBSIHITI The followin numbers were presented by Ellendale 'A Few Words" cSlQtJ Blondell Zlmmerman and Mary Ann McClellan "Amenca 15 Ever'ybody's Buslness Qoriglnall Angela 1161116 The group was e terta1ned 1n the home economcs room and was Qven constructlve appralsll of the program by Mrs Clara T Ingfvalson, dlrecto of speecl at the Sta e Normal and Industrlal Colleffe A one act play, "The Blue Teapot", wa presentea 1n Oakes at the e Act Play Festlval The cast of cfaracters are as follows Mother Karen McShane Father Eiiil Cherney tbfnthia Joan Retzlaff JZUFITB' Douglas Bell The play centered around Cynthia and Jimnw, who were planmnv to be marrled, but disagreed about mam' thmgs Mother and Father played cupld, and managed to make Cynthla and Jimm' see that they were both wrong, and thls helped them to be sure of each other my r fl N 0 J' y X M7 e ,Q ,V 50 'nf N vfysl Q 0 I ' . 0 0 l Verse Reading. . . . . . . 7 ..... 3 ...... Dawn Combellick . . YN A I . . , 1 r . e ' ' On - 1 ZS? ffrxa i-L 41:- 'The Whole Town's Laughlngn, a farce 1n three acts was presented by the senlor class on Aprll 2b, 1953 The play was u dsr the dlrec tion of Mlss Mlna C Onsrud The play centers around the wealthy and so called t1tled B 1en Moore family who suddenly lose all the1r money and their 'put-on' soc 1al pos1t1on The whole town laughs, but Douglas Br1en Moore turns the tables and once agaln, the famuly is back on its feet CAST: Douglas Brlen Moore Margret Br1en 'ioore Chester Br1en Moore D0r1s Dutton Polly Dutton Sarah Ed ards Geoffrey Lamont Uncle Larry O'Brien Mary Ellen Sullivan Clara Bell May Count De Jong Countess De Jong 0110 is ancestor conslous QA soc1ety leaderl QA little spendthmftl CThe banker's daughterl .Anglea H81H6 Douglas Bell Jean Dobler Gary Edwards man CA wldow, and out to catch a CThe Brien-vH0one's maldj fThe troublemakerj CA most unwelcome guest, QA determmed girl! CLm'y'S protegvl U. fore1g1 visitorl CH1s s1sterI l.,"'N I JoAnne Kirmis Joan Retzlaff Wayne Cherney .James Billey Dawn Combelllck lhrllyn Hagel Laver e Burlingame Yvonne Hatlestad or ' ? l .'. be . Jesse :sob Innes Maguire........lA friend of the fami1y'sJ........Caro1yn Pierce 549 The Junior Class Play was given December ll, 1952 at 8 o'c1ock in the High School Auditorium "Professor, How Could You?" Members of the cast were as follows: Grandma Karen McShane Grandpa Ehil Cherney Proper Butler Lowell Edwards Pric1ILLa Kathern Dobler Valerie Marlene Morgan Viclq Mary Ann McC1lanl Professor Harlen Stahleclcer Butcher Boy Delbert Nelson In the play V1cky's pranks are usually considered cute but this one time Professor Perry, Vicky's teacher, has ordered Vicky to call and apologise or drop his course Yiclq sulkily obeys, but she finds an opportunity to 'get even' She overhears a bit of gossip- Professor Perry Ins been offered a deanship- if he can get a wife His friend John, offers his curly heachd brainless secretary as an ideal wife Grandma's canididate is Tootsie Bean, plump, a masterband with lemon chiffon pie Viclq, longing or revenge, proposes a friend, Valerie, a southern girl o makes a fool out of every man she meets Cyandpa, too, has a cand1date, but von't reveal her nann Tootsie Bean bribes Professor Perry with one of her pies The candidates meet with Professor Perry at a plan ned dinner In the mean time, Granqaa has rumored about that Perry has proposed to elope, so all the candidates meet at Professor Perry's house and are reach to dash to matriaony John comes to his f1'181'ld'8 rescue, dressed like a woman trailing three small youngsters and passes for the Professor's long lost wife 'Ihe three candldates console themselves elsewhere, but Grandpa's candldate, Viclq, wins the Professor and becomes his wife . p John.........::U .::::.....Ned Leiby buf. . f wh . 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Oman West Dulcie Bell, James Billey, Luella Hall, Angela Heine, Carolyn Pierce, Avis Roezler M vis Aman, Luella Hall, Dulcle Bell, Marilyn Hagel, Angela Heine, Jean Dobler, Betty Olson, Marlon Zinter Connie Burow, Douglas Bell, Loren Tlegs Raymond Pomplun Connie Burow, Wayne Cherney Yvonne Hatlestad, JoAnne K1Fml8 Laverne Gerling Dawn Combelllck Norman Stahlecker JoAnne Kirmis, James B lley Dora Uccker, M3r1On Zinter Evelyn Fleming S 2 V E1 , , o 2 S I9 . Q: v Y F, A u o Q I 2 E1 o ,- . . 0 0 . "' . . . . . . o . I 'u a . . . a Es In ll G Q5Ws3g1QQ 1952 7oaM4ZZ Pictured left to right are Row 1 Raymond Pomplun, Elden Remke, Frank He1tman, Gary Edwards, Deforest Rall, Lorne Bobbe, and Alvtm Nichlson QStudent Hanagerl Row 2 Coach Isachsen, James Bllley, Normen Stahlecker, Larry Hagen, ayne Cherney, D1ck Schonberger, Edcm Nlshek, and ASS1St8.!'lt Coach Loren on Johns Row 3: Melvln Zlnter, Randolph Rlme, Calv1n Dathe, Jack VanS1ck1e, Melvin Avery, Bob Schaller, and Bob Jury The 1952 football season was quite successful in some ways, though the game records d1d not show :Lt Thls, comblaed nth a few costly fumbles and general hard luck, kept the team from domg better The team's and the coach's efforts made the season a successful one as a whole When the sit able The team elther lacked expenence or reserves for many pos1t1ons on the team Senior letter-men for the year were: Frank neitman, Gary Edwards Elden Reinke, Ray Pomplun, Normen Stahlecker, James Bllley, Deforest Rall Wayne Cherney, and Lorne Bobbe Junior letteman were: Harlan Sthalecker, Robert Jury, Kenneth Keller, Calvin Dathe, Robert Schaller, and Larry Hagen Sophomore lettemenz Dlck Schonberger Ellendale SCBFIIJLE gnonent 'ET1end51e jEnder n Ellendale Oakes Ellendale LaMoure Ellendale Leola Ellendale 6 Lisbon : ' W uation seemed bad, the high spirit shown by the team was esfnecially notic- . 0 , A 9 e as e ' 21 e' 6 19 'I M0 111 19 27 Pictured left to rigmt ares Row ls Paul Hagel, Alun Nicholson, Robert Jury, Dlck Sctonberger, Harlan Stahlecker, and Gary Edwards Row 2 James B1lleyCStudent Hanagerb, Larry Hagen, Ned I-e1by, Norman Stahlecker, and Coach Isachsen Ellendale ElT"'H5l' Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale Ellendale ggqnent o ns Oakes Columbia Ende rlin LaMoure Edgeley Kulm Laldoure ulm Lisbon Oakes Leola LaMoure Enderhn Edgeley ulm Lisbon Fredrick Edgeley ulm LaMom'e Hi Point Hen of The Season Harlan Stahlecker Through the 52 53 basketball season the Cardinals won twelve out of twen ty two games, endzng the most success ful season for four years This was a flne record cons1der1ng the hiquent h81Q1t disadvantage The Cards defeated Lahoure, Kulm, and Edgeley to br1ng home first place honors at the Kulm Invitat1ona.1 tournq Badly sh ttered by the loss of cap- muster snxth place in the dlst1ct tournament held 1n Ellendale Through out the year, the team and coach de voted much tme and energ to make the team what it was Janos Billsy Cstudent Manager-J Coach Isachsen en e - 39 S . - 65 ' - - L18 - 53 - ' - - no - 63 . - 39 - 53 ' ' ' ' M4 "' . 0 - S2 - 38 - 145 - 27 ' " " u 0 - S8 K - 26 a Ellendale - bb Edgeley - 26 tain Stahlecker, the Cards could only - 50 - 3 ' ' - 68 - 52 ' . - 69 - 82 cl ' 9 .1 - 37 ' - Sh . - SS - 140 - 62 K - 65 - 62 - 7h - 73 - 52 6 - 156 - 50 - no K - 30 - 146 - M7 . 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RTISIQG Houghtons' Meat Market Quality Meats Phone 15351 M1ller's Bakery Fresh Baked Goods Every Day Ellendale Farmers Union Co op Ass'n Ellendale, N Dak R A Kirmia, Mgr C Rollo Radio Service Round the Clock Round the Calendar Ellendale Jeweler Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, and Wyler Watches Keepsake Diamonds Merle Gerdon obil Gas,Oi1,Grease, and Fuel Oil Your business appreciated Re Nu Auto Both Shop Glass Replacement, Painting 81 Body Repalr Brost Bros Appliances, Plrlbing and DeLaval Dairy Equipment Anderson Bros Minneapolis Moline Sales 8: Service Hal1's Cafe George Hall, Prop Dickey County Implement 8: Lumber Co John Bell, Prop Owl Food Stores Jake Klein, Mg' Wallace Produce Cream, Eggs, Poultry Phone 14851 Montana Dakota Uti litles Electnc Service Farmers Union Oil Co Ellendale, N Dak Phone 14801 L M Coleman DENTIST Ben' s Barber Shop Town Hub Grocery 'I' V M Irvin Weispfenning R. D. Young, Mgr. Oscar Retzlaff, Mgr. Red Ellendale Motors Buick Cars Allis Chalmers Machinery Parts Q Service Phone 6311 Coast to Coast Store Hardware Auto Supplies Don Ludtka, Prop Chrysler Garage Roy G Guy Lynde A B Crabtree Dentlst Ellendale, N Dak Coleman Clothlng Co Men's 0 Boys' Wear H 8 L Cafe Good food vlth Courteous Servlce Winter'a Super Value We Invite You To Stop Q Shop Phone 6321 Dunphy Company Hard are J mmNW,mmm' Holte Funeral Homes Edgeley Oakes Ashley Ellendale Kee B others Ford Cars,Trucks,Tractors Massey Harris First Nat1ona1 Bank Ellendale, N Dak Capital and Surplus Merrlcks' Ben Franklin 'Where The Customer Woodwards Everyth1ng To Wear Herman Volz, Mgr The Randall Co Servlce and Quallty S1nce 1882 Dry Goods-Groceries Phone h6S1 Lelby Drug Store Servlce S1nce 1889 Edwln M Leiby Proprietor Helder's Shop Norelco E1ectr1c Shavers 'Haircutt1ng Kenda1l's Standard S8TV1C8 Standard Gas and O11 As An Artn Atlas Tires a Batteries Dobler Q Brown Choice Meats Frozen Food Lockers Ellendale, N Dak Phone b72l R. . Farm Equipment 3200,000 Is Always Right.W Redlin Implement Co Pontiac Cars IHC Farm Equipment and Trucks H B Maytag Norge and Maytag Appliances Phone 148 31 North American Creameries, Inc Ellendale, N Dak John Huber, Mgr Redmond Electric Electrlcal Contractlng an Appllances Ellendale Graln and Seed Co Fuel Graln-Produce Ellendale , N Dak Gackle Insurance Agency Insurance Of All Klnds Ellendale, N Dak Hotel Ellendale Where People Meet Ray's Cafe Where People Eat we Appreclate Your Patronage You Can Always Buy For Less At Your Friendly Gamble Store We Give S G H Green Stamps Bert Grenz Your Frlendly Oilman Standard O11 Products Ellendale , N Dak Phone S981 Dickey County Leader Dickey County's Ploneer Newspaper H J Goddard, Publlsher Ellendale , N Dak Ellendale Livestock Sales Co Sales Every Tuesday Earl Thorpe, Mgr Ellendale, N Dak Lyric Theater Western Electr1c Sound System Boom-DuRand Managers Slnce 1909 Coffee Shoppe Have a Snack After the Show John Linder Crabtree Insurance Agency All Types Of Insurance and Real Estate J D Crabtree Ralph Lynde Q Son Studebaker Cars and Trucks Pure O11 Products Ferguson Tractors and Equlpment Graham A Graham Townsend Serv1ce Attorneys At Law Ellendale, N Dak Ellis oem: M D Euenaale, N mx d - . . 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Clarke, Dealer Thanks for the many fr1endly v1s1ts spent 1n our Llttle Store by you Sen1or6 Mr Q Mrs John A Gebhardt we are proud to have had a part ln the maklng of tH1S flne yearbook Mr Q Mrs O F Van Dyke Service Shoe Shop 4 4 Shoes 4 4 For The Whole Family R F Donahe, Prop Euendale, N Dak Ellendale Cleaners Jensen keldnng Shop You Wear em' A Mess em Je Clean em' A Pres em Phone M921 Rubber Welders Erv Raymond, Mgr Red Q Whlte Food Store Grocerues, Fru1ts, Meats Ulmer Bros , Prop Pasteur1zed HOmOP8H1Z8d MILK The School Apprec1ates The Suoport Of Blue Whlte Contalners Dellvered Daily In Ellendale The e Firms Hokana Bros Dairy Amphlett Hexall Drug Co Jewelry Fountaln Servlce Meyer's Hatchery N D U S Approved Weyerhaeuser Co Pullorum Tested Thompson Yards Spec1al1z1np 1n Our t New Hampshlres Use Tlme Paymen Plan Whlte Rocks S C Wh1te Leghorns Ellendale, N Dak See Us For Your Needs McNeil Truck Line Ellendale, N Dak ELLENDALE CHURCHES Lutheran Church Methodist Church Presbyter1an Church Flrst Baptlst Church German Baptlst Church Church of the Nazarene Chrlstlan Sclence Church St Helena's Cathollc Church Seventh Day Advent1st Church Evange11cal Unlted Brethren Church 1 1 I 1 s ' v ' ' O K In Devries Dairy pure-pak Prescriptions-Sundries l u i l 1 i l E , 1 1.1 1 1 N - x XS xx 7 'ef' i V - '99 : l ,, 'T 1 fr l f ' l yf A l x -.1-.1-1, ,f l"l' fc!!?'4' 1 su ,7 .1 1. 4" I IH fn HIII Q? 311 ?-Sf li 1141 LT.. 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