Killdeer High School - Mountain Echoes Yearbook (Killdeer, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

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To Mr. Frank Fischer ----- under whose able guidance we are able to make possible this annual and the school newspaper ----- whose readiness and willingness to work at these and other achievements with undivided attention will leave a lasting impression with the stu- dents of K.H.S. ----- our thanks are offered to Mr. Fischer as we dedicate this annual in his honor. Adminisjfrohon JA ff of y 1 n. 's I' 3 Superintendent O ' 0 Mr. Oscar Peterson I1 , , 1 H SCHOOL BOARD Charles Rogue, Vere Davison, Frank Oukrop, Ed Doherty, Forrest Gunwall. Mr. Harold Davidson Principal, English Miss JoAnne Christensen Home Economics Mr. Frank Fischer Coach, Commerce Mr. Adam Gratz Music. Social Science Mr. Henry Scheerer Science, Mathematics Mrs. June Peterson Science, Mathematics Faculty Mrs. Evelyn Benson Miss Mary I-Ierrn an F irst QM Mrsg Mildred Bergerud Third, Fourth Second Mr. John Buresh Seventh, Eighth Faculty Mrs. Doris Holm Fourth, Fifth Mrs. Jackie Wannamacher Sixth, Seventh Q SSZS W f -6 M NV QL? GW X 9 ROBERT BASIC PAULINE BOSCH Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4g Year- book Scaff 4: Mountaineer Staff 3. SHIRLEY BICE Band l, 2, 3, 4g Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 43 Mountaineer Staff 3, 4: Class Vice President 23 Yearbook Staff 4: F. H. A, l, 25 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 . BERNARD BURESH Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 45 Class Play 3,4g Class President 35 Student Council 3, 49 Yearbook Staff 4, Home- coming Klng 4 . GERALD BRAUN Class Play 4g Football 4, Basketball 4g Chorus 4g Mountaineer Staff 4, ROSBMARY CUSKELLY Librarian 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 41 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4g Stu- dent Council Vice Presi- dent 4p Pep Squad Vice President 4g Yearbook Staff 4: Mountaineer Staff 3,45 Class Play 3,4g F.H.A. l, 2, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 . Class LYLE DAVISON Football 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Student Manager 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL FENTON Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 Class President 23 Class Sec- ROBERT HEDGER Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2,3 43 Student Council 1, 3, President 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 43 Safety Council 3,43 Mountaineer Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 2, 43 Chorus 43 Class President 13 Class Secretary 3, 43 Letter- men's Club President 4. Cf '5 retary 13 Yearbook Staff 2, 43 Mountaineer Staff 3, Editor 43 F..H.A. 1,21 Class Play 33 Tumbling lg Homecoming Queen At- tendant 33 Safety Club 3. EVELYN FETTIG Class President 43 Student Council Secretary 43 Moun- taineer Staff 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4 Pe Squadl 2 3 I p 7 1 I President 43 Class Play 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. li Homecoming Queen 4 . EDWARD HEISER Student Council 23 Class Vice President 33 Class Play 3, 43 Chorus 4. ALBERT KOSTELECKY Band 2, 43 Chorus 43 Class Play 33 Yearbook Staff 4. WILI-ARD KOVAI-OFF JANET MITTELSTEADT Yearbook Editor 4, Moun- taineer Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Accompa- nist 1,2, 3, Chorus 4, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 1, Secretary 3, Pep Squad l, 2, 3, Secre- tary 4, Safety Club 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 . Chorus 4, Football 3, 4 . ROGER LEISS Football 3 . MARY LOU RYDEN INEZ KUKLA Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Tum- Tumbling 1, 2, 3, Chorus 4, bling 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- Staff 4, Mountaineer Staff brarian 2: Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. LEE SCHMA LZ Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 2,3,4: Chorus 4g Class Vice-President 4: Class Play 3. 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I ,y-- 'ff' 1 Gary Jepson Delwin Random Not pictured: Donald .Olson Sophomores Donald Beckert Leroy Buhlinger L n , Lois Fenton Lorna Fischer Barry Fisher Rohert Hawkinson Gary Houghton Lowell Johnsen Beulah Leiss Eugene Roshau Harold Ryden Stephanie Schwindt Emily Serhienko Class Bette Dauenhauer Vivian Dirkach A Not pictured: Donald Olson James Reiter Rose Steffan Mary Ann Fisher Mary Sydney Fitzlaugh Juanita Predericks Mary Monroe Darwin Mort Duane Olson Ronald Random Richard Serhienko A George Summerfield Earl Twist Arnold Johnsen Freshmen 5 r James Bice Penelope Davis Marlys Dirkach William Fischer Sonja Fisher Eldon Grevious Madella Grevious Robert Grosulak Loren Lawhead Alexander Lazorenko Julius Leintz Marian Loscheider Carol Miller Darlene Regeth Gloria Sahaydak Gary Scheerer Aloysius Schwindt Carol Selle up-' Karen Dolezal LaVonne Gullickson as Milton Mittelstadt Robert Skachenko u Kaye Eckes ' 4 A 5 Dale Hansen Shirley Nupen Dorothy Steffan Class Janet Fettig Alvin Kelling Edna Kowis L Kent Olson Shirley Olson w w v Robert Stoll Manual Stroh Of I960 Wayne Random Darlene Velenchenko Not pictured: Caroline Hartman, Jeannie Schmidt, Enid Wierson, Evelyn Darwin, Phyllis Darwin, Elaine Dvirnak. SOPI-IOMORES Mary Ann Fisher, Vice-Pres- identg Barry Fisher, President Lowell Johnsen, Student Coun cilg Mary Monroe, Secretary. FRESHMEN Duane Random, Vice-Pres- identg Carol Selle, President, Evelyn Darwin, Secretary, Dale Hansen, Student Council if We--., Urgonnzojuons Yearbook Staff Working to meet the deadline. ROW ONE: Mary Oukrop, Elaine Dvirnak, assistant editorg Janet Mittelsteadt, editorg Arlene Truchan, Rosemary Cuskelly. ROW TWO: Bernard Buresh, business managerg Lyle Davison, Robert Hedger. ROW ONE: Mr. Fischer, advisory Pauline Bosch, Albert Kostlecky, Carol Fenton, Shirley Bice. ROW TWO: Janice Klatt, Evelyn Fettig, Shirley Skachenko, Mary Fitzlaugh, Ian Sabrosky, Mary Ryden, Carol Selle, Inez Kukla, Pat Schwalbe. ROW THREE: Darwin Mott, Barry Fisher, Frank Braun, Margaret Buresn. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Bernard Buresh, Evelyn Fettig, Secretaryg Robert Hedger, Presidentg Rosemary Cuskelly, Vice Presidentg Frances Kukla. ROW TWO: Elaine Dvirnak, Frank Braun, Lowell Johnsen, Barry Fisher, Dale Hansen, Carol Selle. MOUNTAINEER STAFF ROW ONE: Advisor Mr. Fischer, Margaret Buresh, Carol Fenton, Editorg Arlene Truchan, Gerald Braun. ROW TWO: Janice Klatt, Evelyn Fettig, Shirley Skachenko, Robert Hedger, Mary Oukrop, Shirley Bice Ian Sabrosky, Rosemary Cuskelly, Janet Mittelsteadt. 6 U CHEERLEADERS Margaret BUICSTI, Arlene Truchan, Mary Ann Fisher, Carol Fenton The Cowboys were spurred on to victory by the support of the girls' pep squad. Rousing yells were led by cheerleaders, attired in the familiar orange and black school colors. Officers for the pep club were: Evelyn Fettig, President: Rosemary Cuskelly, Vice-President: and janet Mittelsteadt, Secretary. Advisor was Miss JoAnne Christensen. ROW ONE: Ian Sabrosky, Marion Loscheider, Sharon Fischer, Inez Kukla, Janet Mittelsteadt, Rosemary Cuskelly, Evelyn Fettig, Juanita Fredericks, Elva Lou Hartman, Mable Hawkinson, Enid Wierson, Mary Oukrop, Mary Fitzlaugh, Shirley Bice. ROW TWO: Beulah Leiss, Lois Fenton, Sonja Fisher, Penny Davis, Darlene Wanner, Stephanie Schwindt, Bette Dauenhauer, Jeannie Schmidt, Carol Selle, Karen Dolezal, Mary Monroe. ROW THREE: Emily Serhienko, Edna Kowis, Madella Grevious, Shirley Nupen, Car-01 Miller, Evelyn Darwin, Janet Fettig, Kaye Eckes, Vivian Dirkach, Darlene Velenchenko, Marlys Dirkach, ROW FOUR: Lorna Fischer, LaVonne Gullickson, Dorothy Steffen, Darlene Regeth, Rose Steffen, Elaine Dvirnak, Phyllis Darwin, Gloria Sahaydak, Shirley Olson, ROW FIVE: Beverly Olson, Pauline Bosch, Mary Lou Ryden, Pat Schwalbe, Lucille Reiter, Shirley Skachenko, Janice Klatt, Frances Kukla. OFFICEKb n Gerald Braun, Vice-President: Robert I-ledger, Presidentg Val Schwindt. Secretary. The lettermen's club consists of boys who have earned letters in athletics. Their special activity of the year was the sponsor- ship of a party for lettermen and their dates . Lettermen's club advisor is Mr. Frank Fischer. Sfbgwmf-+1-1-Q ROW ONE: Lee Schmalz, Gerald Braun, Robert Hedger, Val Schwindt, Bernard Buresh, Lyle Davison, Willard Kovaloff. ROW TWO: Frank Braun, Maynard Feist, Ronald Random, Darl Grevious, Joe Kary, Gary Scheerer, Earl Twist. ROW THREE: Dale Summerfield, Gary Jepson, Donald Beckett, Harold Olson, Gary Houghton, Roger Leiss. Band Attired in full uniform, the Killdeer School A Band made frequent appearances at ball games, concerts and other school and community events . The uniforms, consisting of orange caps and capes, black pants and ties and white shirts, give the band a neat and smart appearance . In addition to its public appearances the band attended the annual music festival at Dickinson Under the able direction of Mr. Gratz, Let' s tune up our tireless conductor, the band met five times a week in the gymnasium for morning practices . Additional work for Mr. Gratz included directing the Girls', Boys' and the Mixed Chorus and working with individual soloists and musical groups . , ,. . ,,.,, ip,,,a!fa,f, ROW ONE: Linda Holm, Milton Mittelstadt, Mary Monroe, Robert Stoll, Gary Hansen. Dorothy Monroe, Mary Oukrop, Kaye Eckes, Gerald Kruckenberg, Gary Weydahl, Donna Granfor, Jerry Boehm, Bruce Gunwall. ROW TWO: Lyle Davison, Lois Fenton, Larry Hartman, Janice Klatt, Darlene Wanner, Carol Selle, Shirley Bice, Elaine Dvirnak. Carol Fenton, Dale Hansen, Robert Grosulak, Rosemary Cuskelly, Alexander Lazorenlgo. Albert Kostelecky, Maynard Feist, Shirley Skachenko, Karen Dolezal, Llewellyn Ku a, Ianet Mittelsteadt, Robert Hedger. Boys' Chorus A new organization was formed at K,I-I,S. this year. Instead of just boasting about their talent the boys decided to do something about it. The result---a Boys' Chorus . Public appearances were made as an individual roup and MIXED QUARTET in a combined choral gioup with Gerald Braun, janet Mittelsteadt, . . h Elaine Dvirnak, Robert Hedger. the Girls C ONS' ROW ONE: Mr. Gratz, director, James Reiter, Milton Mittelstadt, Llewellyn Kukla, Darwin Mott, Henry Regeth, Robert Stoll, ROW TWO: Lowell Johnsen, Frank Braun, Fredrick Skachenko Alexander Lazorenko, Kent Olson, Robert Hedger. ROW THREE: Lee Schmalz, Earl Twist, Gary Houghton, Bemard Buresh, Gerald Braun, Albert Kostelecky, Lyle Davison. t 2 Girls' J Choir 1 One of the most active organizations is the Girls' Chorus . Practices are held twice a week plus one weekly rehearsal with the Mixed Chorus . g TRIO Highlights for this organization's Janet Mlttelslteadtf Mafl' activities were the Christmas pro- Oukl-'OP' E1-31119 DVi1'I1-ak. gram, concert, music festival and graduation exercises . Penny Davis accompanist Mr. Gratz, director. ROW ONE: Mary Oukrop, Shirley Skachenko, Inez Kukla, Stephanie Schwindt, Mary Monroe, Marlys Dirkach, Janet Mittelsteaclt, Vivian Dirkach, Karen Dolezal, La Vonne Gullickson, Lois Fenton. ROW TWO: Madella Grevious, Elaine Dvirnak, Kaye ECRGS, Janet Fettig, Darlene Velenchenko, Carol Selle, Dorothy Steffen, Edna Kowis, Gloria Sahaydak, Carol Miller, Lucille Reiter, Mary Ann Fisher. ROW THREE: Ian Sabroskyf Ewa LOU Hartman, Emily Serhienko, Arlene Truchan, Margaret Buresh, Mable Hawkinson, Patricia Schwalbe, Betty Dauenhauer, Lorna Fischer, Caroline Hartman, Mary Fitzlaugh, Carol FSHIOH- fwwldmg F 1 fr -f wg-t,'171u 5, F o o I a ROW ONE: Gerald Braun, Lyle Davison, Robert Hedger, Bernard Buresh, Lee Schmalz, Willard Kovaloff. ROW TWO: Coach Fischer, Maynard Feist, Frank Braun, Donald Beckert, Gary Jepson, Harold Olson, Earl Twist, Ronald Random, Gary Houghton, Assistant Coach Buresh. ROW THREE: Larry Hartman, Joe Kary, Gary Scheerer, Dale Summerfield, James Cuskelly, Julius Leintz, Robert Hawkinson. Neil Grevious. Milton Mittelsteadt. CO-CAPTAINS SEASON'S RECORD Mott .... 21 Cowboys Abbey. . . 13 Cowboys Belfield . . O Cowboys Beach . . . O Cowboys Hettinger . 21 Cowboys Bowman . . 6 Cowboys Robert Hedger QB Bernard Buresh E Buresh and Fischer plan strategy. The Cowboy eleven witnessed a fairly successful season, end- ing third in the conference stand- ings . Faces were gloomy after the first game for due to inexperi- ence, Killdeer was defeated by Mott 21- 17 . The Cowboys proved that the first impression does not always hold true, for Abbey being the heavier team, was turned back by Killdeer by a margin of 18-13. Homecoming became joyous with a 33-0 victory over the Bel- field Bantams . The journey to Beach didn't hinder the Killdeer roster as they trampled the Buc's 28-0. After traveling to Hettinger and being defeated by a much favored team 21-13, the Cowboys won over an aggressive Bowman squad 26-6 in their last game of the season. ' is :QQ . ,reg V , ' fw- x Gerald Braun HB Donald Beckert HB Frank Braun HB Harold Olson HB Ronald Random T Earl Tw ist G BADLANDS STANDINGS Team B 1 e Killdeer . . .4 B. . 2 . . Bead! . . 4 4 Bowman . . Q .21 r la rf lnll Watford City nlll ll r fy Stn ' 'b' q 0 s' u ,d, A 1 r 5QQ Q Q q o 4 l'lff Belfield . g.0u.r. 64. 'za Willard Kovaloff T Gary Jepson G W M, 4 , ' 0 Val Schwindt HB Maynard Feist G Lyle Davison C Lee Schmalz E Team breaks out of huddle. Braun finds room to advance Hedger barks signals . Defense stands their ground. I Strategy receives final touches. Zero hour aPP1'0aC11eS- ROW ONE: Student manager Lyle Davison, Coach Frank Fischer. ROW TWO: Larry Hartman, Joe Kary, Frank Braun, Lee Schmalz, Maynard Feist, Earl Twist, Gary Houghton, Bemard Buresh, Gerald Braun, Harold Olson, Robert Hedger, Darl Grevious. Paced perfectly by Coach Fischer the Kill- deer Cowboys captured their first district championship in fifteen years and gained a position in the Region Eight tourney. The first great accomplishment for the Cowboys occurred during a Christmas tourney held at Arnegard . The quint downed a strong Mandaree five and came home with the first place trophy. In the Dunn County tournament, late in ' January, the Cowboys turned back a persistent Halliday team to capture championship honors of the tourney. The Regional tournament saw the Cowboys drop two very close games . The first game had a spread of three points and the last game had only a one point difference . SEASON RECORD COWBOYS OPPONENT CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 40 Halliday . . 28 71 Epping . . . 54 31 Amegard , , 42 69 Mandaree . . 53 39 Beach .... 55 41 Belfield . . . 29 DUNN COUNTY TOURNAMENT 40 Hettinger . . 57 46 Belfield . . . 36 59 Werner . . . 32 38 Watford . . . 42 70 Halliday- - . 64 53 Halliday . . 35 32 Begch ,,,, 42 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 48 Alexander. . 42 49 New England 44 71 Alexander. . 54 37 Watford , , , 63 57 Watford . . . 44 45 Model .... 40 40 Beach .... 37 61 Alexander. . 69 57 Model .... 48 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 58 Bowman . . 60 51 St Mary's . . 32 51 Carson .... 54 46 Ashley .... 47 Frank Fischer Coach Co-captains receive trophy B SQUAD ROW ONE: Larry Hartman, Joe Kary, Earl Twist, Harold Olson, Darl Grevious. ROW TWO: Robert Hawkinson Dale Hansen, Gary Scheerer, Richard Serhienko, Julius Leintz. x . ' ,J f- . ' ' 4 I W3 '51 1 if 5 4 1 Ai ' J ., r 3 . 'gK'3s ,,,-A' I -., Q. ,wif R, ,V rl CUBS ROW ONE: David Kary, Wayne Random, Llewellyn Kukla, Loren Lawhead, Nei1Grevious. ROW TWO: Coach John Buresh, Dale Hansen, David Klatt, Alvin Kelling, Julius Leintz, Gary Scheerer. Basketball .hx gi' of at K X 1 J X .1 N. . Gerald Braun Forward fi Frank Braun Guard f li joe Kary Guard ? Bernard Bure Center F1 1 ii ' I , 3 , 1 9 41 1 ,V I ,J Gary Houghton Center K stil sh 'E f ., X 2, Earl Twist f A V 1 Forward Maynard Feist BasketbaH Guard .VY y f ,rf Q f 61 3 Robert I-ledger Forward 'W if 'wmvff ff? I xt. 3 Lee Schmalz Guard F5 si Q H 4 .J Harold Olson Forward District Jiiiibs' at rest . Basketball The scramble begins . Schmalz for two. Stretch man, stretch . The end of a perfect tourney. Hi-Lights Hedger ready for rebound. Braun shoots as Buresh nudges . A11 right boys play this one Happy faces on county champs Buresh springs high for tip to Braun. if ROW ONE: Arnold Burian, Gaynor Goth, Bemard Buresh, Robert l-ledger. ROW TWO: Rex Fox. Larry Selle, David Bice, Joe Hawk- inson, Lawrence Dardis, Lee Schmalz, Del- bert Velenchenko, Harold Olson, Coach Fischer. RELAY TEAM Arnold Burian, Gaynor Goth, Bernard Buresh, Robert Hed- ff W f ger- ,,r 'X . fr ,--, ima, - ff fy UW. 9, if qygay.-gk 4.7 my 1 XM, 7955 r ' , ', , V, -fy, fff'fQ f , ' , Wd ' fy, 'Ng fg!51'l1:fr-IggifVH' 5,77 ,4 i ,, ., t I , ,,,, ., ,. f riff? fi, , 4 Q aiogmifff, Cx., ff 5,5271 f ff f ' in , 0 f f ' Aff fa' f 1 f - , Q ,M ,, ,Lf f ,ff 4264! ' f J? 1 1 f v 1' gy 0, 1 , ay gf? f XA I f I .1 Q f 1 7 I 1 f ,V Q I -V ' v y f X . i Q4 , . . . f fy Arnold Burran Killdeer tracksters turned in one of their finest seasons winning two meets and placing second in another. The Cowboys copped first in the Killdeer Invi- tational. Following close Gaynor Goth Robert Hedger behind was the sweepstakes trophy from the Badlands Conference meet. Harold Olson Bernard Buresh ff'Xf:fivifiQs Homecoming QUEEN EVELYN F ETTIG Her friendly disposition and pleasing personality won her the honor of homecoming queen. Queen Attendants, Shirley Bice, Janet Mittelsteadt, Rosemary Cuskelly. A11 the hustle and bustle that you saw and heard in and near the halls of K.H.S. in September, was due largely to the preparation for Homecoming. The an- nual festival with its pep rallys, snake dance, cor- onation, dance, and the football game was a big event for students and teachers as well as outsiders. Action began Homecoming Eve, September 27, with a pep rally in the gymnasium. Cheerleaders directed the students in pepping yells to urge the cowboy attired football team to victory the following day. Rousing marches were executed by the band and slides shown renewed memories of the 1955 Homecoming. Royalty was bestowed upon Evelyn Fettig and Bar- nard Buresh by JoAnn Skachenko, the regal queen of 1955. The newly crowned king and queen preceded the spectators outdoors where King Bernard lit the bonfire. Cheerleaders then guided the students away from the blazing fire in a weaving snake like manner through main street to another rousing pep rally. Back to the gym the group brought the evening's ac- tivities to an end by dancing. Streamers, banners, and cowboy adorned students welcomed in the big day! Floats, the band, royalty, and riders and their horses composed the parade. Stimulating yells were given and the procession res turned to school where the Cowboys met their op- ponents, the Belfield Bantoms. The result -- the first Homecoming victory for the Cowboys in seven years. Athletes and their cheerers then met in the gym for a brief social. Bringing the gala day to an end was a dance in the gymnasium. Students and adults were seen happily dancing the evening away to the music of the Royal Melodies Orrhesrra- King and Queen view parade Royalty is crowned. Sophomores take sweepstakes Victorious Cowboys at pep rally. Round 'em up -- tie 'em up -- Cowboys! Action begins with snap of ball I' The evening begins. .-1 - l. Proms were never like this. Excuse me, d1dn't mean to interrupt. Dig those crazy pigtailsl Young and old enjoy Lhemselues. Two bits???? Going steady, Senior Class ay I can explain. Oh, my goodness! What are you going I ai-1175 talkin'- to do? My jewels have been stolenl v You fool! Get down there! The Honeymoon is Over a farce comedy in three acts was presented by the senior class, November 27. Miss JoAnn Christensen and Mr. O. L. Peterson were co-directors of the well- received play. Cast members included Bob Hedger, Evelyn Fettig, Rosemary Cuskelly, Eddie Heiser, Inez Kulcla, Arlene Truchan, Bernard Buresh, Gerald Braun, and janet Mittelsteadt. I Hard Times Party Hilarious and in good spirits described the students who atten- ded the Halloween Hard Times Party. Everyone was dressed 'fit to kill' but the four who 'took the prize' with their costumes were janet Mittelsteadt, Carol W. Selle, Eddie Heiser, and Val The Ke-fries family. Schwindf- Ma and Pa Kettle receive prize . Check that pose! i 1 Dn your marks! G0 man go .... ri--- . 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