Hazen High School - Bison Yearbook (Hazen, ND)

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Wiedrich moved out there and has become a successfull bootlegger. Over and back again to North Dakota where our architect, Dick Proeschle, and masonry worker, Jerry Chase, have signed a contract to plan and build a Beauty Salon for Delores Adolf in Pick City. After this Dick and Delores plan on marrying but Jerry still hasn’t made up his mind. Waiting for Leap Year again I’d sayl Harold Wallendar is chief brick layer for Chase and is giving him quite a bit of competition both in brick laying and women. In the town of Krem we see the Schramn brothers, Clayton and Lester, now owning and operating the Pool Hall. They are known as the County's best pool sharks. Also in this fine city we have the privilege to meet our shy classmate, Alice Wittmayer, who is now a schoolteacher. Near the end of our journey we find ourselves at the Dakota Star Mine looking down at Mrs. Tom Larson, the former Luella Seitz, who is weeding her garden and chatting leisurely with Mrs. Lawrence Heyd, the former Bernice Maas, who is washing her clothes with a hose. They agree on the fact that the hose works good on the clothes and the broom on the husband when he comes home after midnight. Before we enter the city of Hazen we pass a farm and the men are working like bees under the supervision of Compliments of Hazen Implement Co. J.M. Haugland. 13

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where she will be a missionary. While there she will also make a comparison of the monkeys and her former classmates. We are now traveling over Rochester, Minnesota, where we see Dr, Ken Nei completing his first operation with Marlene Paut assisting. In society they are known as Dr and Mrs, Ken Nei, Further on down the hall of this great hospital we see Betty Huber the laboratory technician busy as usual but not too busy to make eyes at the interns. Still in Minnesota, near Shelley, on a farm; Mrs, Robert Baisch Jr,, the former Ardella Erbele Is packing her twelve children In her truck. She Is taking them down to the creek for their regular bath. On and on we gol We find ourselves looking down at the First National Bank, in New York City, where Dale Albers is president. He is still a bachelor and does not plan to marry until he has made his first million. Here also we find Gary Erickson coaching the New York Yankees who have just won the World Series. He has started a team of his own at home with the former Donna Reinhardt. We are now going west to the state of Montana where we see Gerald Kielhbauch successfully operating the Dead Man's Gulch Hotel. We follow the clsng of spurs out to Richard Mattheis's farm where he is raising onions for a living. Since Montanna has become a dry state Roland Compliments of Hazen Star, Bud Bailey. 12

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Fred Galster. It looks like they are experimenting with one of Fred’s invention's, digging a well with teaspoons. Before we enter the city from which we graduated. My, My, look at that man entering the postoffice. Well, if it isn’t Melvin MittelsteadtI He just told his friend that he has entered another contest on The High Cost of Living. He refuses to work, has tried several get-rich-quick schemes but never succeeded so he got married. We also see a new theatre which is owned and operated by John Kitzmann. He told us he would always remember the old theatre where he met his wife the former Marva Heyd during the Senior Class Play. Evelyne Oelke has aged with the rest of her classmates. Although she wore a sparkler In high school and collected class-rings and sweaters she is now an old maid living up in the mountains raising cats. As we look down from our lofty position, we see only goodness, truth and prosperity following our classmates. As we drift on, our wish for them Is success. Compliments of Farmers Elevator of Hazen « 14