Hazen High School - Bison Yearbook (Hazen, ND)

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Slnce the sensor class of l958 IS a group of sophnstlcated intellectuals we have decided agalnst common bragglng, so we wnll glve you only the plaln unadulterated facts' Agaln we say nntellectual for you have only to look at the sux weeks honor roll and whose names dad you see'-7 Mnlbern G Eda V Robyn S Barbara H Jeanette P , and then look at the B honor roll and the C honor roll and we could go on and on and on Now music us a field whlch our class really stars At the Muslc Festlval at Busmarck Hazen was given 'I2 hughly superior ratmgs all because of the seniors and their superior tech nlque or the first tume our band came home wlth a highly superuor ratlng, every flrst chaur nn he band IS occupied by a sensor except two, and that s because there arent any sensors an those two sectuons Well anyway now back on the sublect' Agaln In Bnsmarck Mllbern was gaven a hnghly superlor for hrs clannet solo, Eda got a hnghly superior for hls vocal solo and has trumpet solo The maxed quartet, composed of all sensors, was also given a highly superior ratlng These are only a few of the hlghly superlor ratmgs that were brought home due to the sennors Colletta A has been such an excellent baton twurler, she has been offered a posutnon by one of the nation s leadmg bands but she has declmed because of bobbing nnterests here at home Our own Robyn S has excelled an many fuelds she was the only Hazen Hugh School Barbara H, and Robyn S have both been such wonderful accompamsts for the band and chorus Our class had many potential athletes, but after much serious consideration It was decuded to put book learmng flrst, and athletucs as secondary besides we thought It would do the Juniors good to get ln a little practice Nor will we ever be excelled when ut comes to Proms the class of 1958 put on the most spectacular prom with the least lnslgnlflcant amount of money' Our theme was Apple Blossom Tame why lt was so terrlflc that the lumors copied at this year' Under the expert supervlseon of Ruta Johnson, our class staged the play Arsenic and Old Lace It was the best play ever put on at Hazen Hugh, for who else could slaughter em as we dad 13 with only one sup' Our school paper IS of top luterary value only because of the concentrated efforts of the Senior Co editors, Helen M and Glsela N Our paper was voted top high school paper lh the natron, by the Unlverslty of Krem The class of 58 has some of the best mechanics an the country At Edwm Saller s farm, and under hrs expert supervlslon you ll fund Hubert S Dallas R Denms J, and Ervln and If your car needs fuxen, they ll do the lab, and It wall never be the same agam We also have some of the best dancers In our class, why they never mlss a dance' Now perhaps, to an outslder, this mlght have a slnght touch of concert, but you, who know us for what we are Jg- nygh-ty and Q1'dy ' T. A. Saller John Rlchardson l . ' el ol of al e . . . . I . . . - ' . F o 1 u 1 v n 1 Q Q t u n p -- l l - . . . 0 . s . . . I . . . . . . . I . . . I . Senior ever to be acclaimed Harvest l'estival Queen. e el l . . . I . . . . . .. . I ll ' I . I . . G 4 . . . - I . . . Q . .' .I . . . H., . . . . , , . --- h' h ---- ' 20

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JAMES WEIDRICH Some say hed bashful others doubt nt Basketball 'I 2 3 Football Pep Club I 2 3 4 B A A 4 Dramatscs 4 Chorus 'I Prom Commuttee 3 DALE WEISZ Hes short and hes wise hes a terror for has size Basketball 2 4 Football 'I23 4 School paper 3 Enter talnment Committee 3 Speech 3 CLARRISSA WUERTH as a fawn and lust sweet A Pep u Dramatlcs 2-4 Chorus 2 3-4 Band 4 School Paper 3 4 19 Hazen Dru more v . ' U ' I 0 I l I . I I I ' I p . . 9 ' 0 2'4: B.A.A. 3-4, Dramatics 4, F.A.A. Shy , ' as G.A. . 3-4, Cl b 2-3, ' 1 ' 1 , ' s

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CLASS SONG In our school days now gone by Our sensor year dsd not seem nsgh Frequently we wsshed st here Never thsnksng st so near Then upon us st descended, And sn swsftness st ss ended, Now we ssng to commemorate, The Class of fsfty esght ln the past great thsngs we ve done Both as separate and as one We ve held together when lossng prsde, And taken trsumph sn our strsde So although we must dssperse We have thought of the dsverse, Tss of these thsngs we celebrat Thss the Class of fsfty esght Future holds surpsrse for all Some wsll rsse and some wsll fall As sn lsfe we do each deed Hsgh school memorses wsll recede But agasn we soon shall meet To remember and to greet, Then well ssng on that dsstant date, Of the Class of fsfty-esght CLASS POEM The outlook wasnt brsllsant for the sensors startsng May For themes and book reports were due before they went thesr way When teachers made them aware of thss, and parents dsd the same The sensors fsnally realszed, st really was no game A stragglsng few, of course, then knew, that st was tsme to start, Of runnsng up the same old school stasrs Of besng late to class, Of ssttsng sn the same old chasrs, Of hopsng they would pass The sensors sasd theyd wrste thesr themes, the nsght before they re ue, Of course, some were completed but they were msghty few But on the 22nd of May, there was a soyous yell, lt bounded up the old school stasrs, and rang the old school bell And when the yells had softened, and the school was quset once more, They knew the sensors must have passed, and were walksng out the door Thesr work was now completed, tho some papers were sn late, An they were gosng out sn lsfe, to meet thesr mortal fate, nd even tho they re on thesr own, they wsll keep thss sn msnd who looks ahead never falls behsnd somewhere sn thss favored land, the sun ss shsnsng brsght e sensor class wsll scatter but thesr hearts wsll stsll be lsght An somewhere some are laughsng, whsle laughter others lack, u there ss no soy sn Hazen the msghty sensors wont be back 21 Independent Osl Company . . el But then there was the other half, who though they'd done their part, . . , . f . s d d . . . . A I t . . . . . I 'He ' .' oh, . . . . . . ' Th u n I 1 1 a A l d . . B ' . , . nn.- . . . O